Crystal Bowersox advances on American Idol

Crystal Bowersox has reached almost at the top of it! She is one of four finalists on this season’s “American Idol”. One of the most strong competitor of Bowersox',Aaron Kelly, has been eliminated. Kelly learned his fate at the conclusion of tonight’s results show on Fox.

Bowersox, 24, of Ottawa County, is joined by Lee DeWyze, Casey James and Michael Lynche on the short list of contestants still in the running for this season’s “American Idol” title.

Bowersox and the other four finalists sang classic Frank Sinatra music to start tonight’s show. They had performed Sinatra tunes the previous night.

Lady Gaga and Harry Connick Jr. also performed Tuesday. The five finalists sang some of Connick’s songs as he accompanied them on the piano.

Michael Lynche joined the 17-year-old Kelly in the bottom two, but avoided elimination. Best of luck for the surviving competitors along with Crystal Bowersox.

Siobhan Magnus sang When You Believe by Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston

Another amazing performance was done by Siobhan Magnus in Amercian Idol 2010. She performed When You Believe by Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston which was phenomenal!  Showing one after another amazing performance Sioban showed why she'll be around for a long time this year on American Idol season 9!  It's a shame that Siobhan Magnus had the bad luck of getting in the same season of American Idol as Crystal Bowersox, otherwise she would be the next American Idol winner!  

Siobhan has so much talent, stage presence, and charisma! She chooses her songs wisely and makes sure they match her considerable abilities. And Crystal Bowersox wants to go home!  Maybe the world will turn upside down and Siobhan will win American Idol!  Don't think it's going to happen though,  when Crystal Bowersox sang People Get Ready by the Impressions and burst into tears at the end.  That's going to win over the hearts of any voters that weren't already in her camp. At least she won't be eliminated tomorrow night like Tim Urban or Aaron Kelly, but may be Siobhan Magnus makes the most of her eventual position of American Idol runner up.

Siobhan performed When You Believe

Didgeridoo Helps Crystal Bowersox Spice Up 'Come Together' On 'Idol'

Use of Australian music instrument by Crystal Bowersox creates most sensational parts of this season nine. It was Tuesday night's slightly surreal episode of "American Idol" featured a handful of eyebrow-raising moments. As the top nine contestants dipped into the Lennon/McCartney song catalog, we saw Lee Dewyze bring out a bagpiper during "Hey Jude," Tim Urban turn "All My Loving" into a rockabilly shuffle and Michael Lynche spin "Eleanor Rigby" into a revivalist meeting. But the evening's most head-scratching moment once again came courtesy of Crystal Bowersox, whose surprisingly middling version of "Come Together" was rescued by the bizarre addition of a didgeridoo in the arrangement.

It is saying that Crystal is the best of female singers of season nine and she will be the next American Idol. Now let's take a look at Crystal Bowersox's background. Crystal was raised a farmer’s daughter and has been performing since the age of 10.

She moved to Chicago for a while, has performed in places as widespread as Oxaca, Mexico, and Istanbul, Turkey, and has now settled back in rural Ohio with her son. He was 7 months old when Idol held the Chicago auditions, which would make him about 1 year old now.

Her music is classified as acoustic, folk rock and blues, and it’s been scrubbed from her MySpace.

Crystal Bowersox performs on "American Idol" on Tuesday