American Idol's virtual auditions return to Texas next month

The long-running show's producers are using Zoom to let aspiring Lone Star State singers audition.

click to enlarge American Idol program judges Lionel Richie, Katy Perry and Luke Bryan sit in front of contestants. - Twitter / @AmericanIdol
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American Idol program judges Lionel Richie, Katy Perry and Luke Bryan sit in front of contestants.
Golden-voiced Texans will have a shot on Wednesday, Aug. 9, to audition for American Idol through the long-running singing-contest show's virtual "Idol Across America" competition.

Auditions will take place via videoconferencing software Zoom. During designated time slots, participants will perform  face-to-face with a program producer and get real-time feedback on whether they've got the goods or should keep their day jobs.

This is the fourth year American Idol has used the nationwide virtual open call as a precursor to earning a spot on its upcoming season. Producers plan to hold auditions for all 50 states plus Washington, D.C., setting aside a variety of dates for the Zoom auditions.

Details on audition locations, eligibility requirements and more are available on the program's website.

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