You Can Now Audition For 'American Idol' From The Comfort Of Home

American Idol is hosting virtual auditions for the first time in its 18-year history, allowing contestants to audition from home. This change enables the show to seek talent from all 50 states. The virtual process mirrors in-person auditions, with feedback provided and successful candidates advancing to perform for celebrity judges. The shift to virtual auditions was prompted by the pandemic, with other shows like The Voice following suit, while America's Got Talent continues with live shows without an audience.

What is a significant change in American Idol's audition process this year?

• Auditions are only for previous contestants.

• Auditions are conducted virtually.

• Auditions are held in a single city.

• Auditions require a live audience.

How are virtual auditions different from traditional ones?

• They are held in a physical location.

• They are only for international contestants.

• They take place in a Zoom holding room.

• They require a live band.

What happens after a contestant sings in the virtual audition?

• They are eliminated from the competition.

• They receive feedback from producers.

• They immediately perform for celebrity judges.

• They are given a recording contract.

Which reality show was the first to go fully virtual during the pandemic?

• American Idol

• Survivor

• America's Got Talent

• The Voice

How did America's Got Talent adapt to the pandemic?

• By only allowing online voting

• By canceling the show

• By holding live shows without an audience

• By moving to a different network