Seasons

American Idol season 21 (2023)

Aired on ABC from February 19, 2023 to May 21, 2023. 12 finalists and 14 semifinalists, with their show results and what they did after the show.

The 12 finalists (Top 12).

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Finalists

American Idol season 21 finalists: show result, then career after the show
FinalistShow resultAfter the show
WinnerLast competed May 21, 2023William Guy Tongi, who performs as Iam Tongi, won American Idol season 21 in 2023. He released Dreams in 2020 and I'll Be Seeing You in May 2023, then the singles Why Kiki? and Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride. On March 13, 2026, 19 Recordings, Inc. released his debut album Good For My Soul.
Runner-upLast competed May 21, 2023Megan Danielle, from Douglasville, Georgia, was the runner-up of American Idol season 21 and had reached the top 9 of The Voice season 18 on Kelly Clarkson's team. 19 Recordings released Dream Girl on May 19, 2023. Provident Entertainment announced her roster addition on November 15, 2024, the day When I Found You came out, and Honey Sweet followed on February 14, 2025.
Third placeLast competed May 21, 2023Colin Stough finished third on American Idol season 21. He has a deal with 19 Recordings and BMG Nashville. I Still Talk to Jesus came out on May 19, 2023. The Promiseland EP came out on October 20, 2023, and Lookin' For Home came out on July 12, 2024. Later singles run through Bone Dry on July 24, 2026, and Bone Dry (Revisited) with Kenny Wayne Shepherd on October 2, 2026.
Eliminated (4th–5th)Last competed May 14, 2023Wé Ani, also known as Wé McDonald, finished third on The Voice in December 2016, on Team Alicia Keys, and later competed on American Idol. She released the five-song EP Frantic on April 5, 2023. As of September 2026 she was working on a debut album in Los Angeles.
Eliminated (4th–5th)Last competed May 14, 2023Zachariah Smith competed on American Idol season 21 and released the single American Grace on May 19, 2023, on 19 Recordings and BMG. By June 2024 he had released Midnight in Mississippi, performed Rainy Days at the Grand Ole Opry, and co-hosted the Inspirational Country Music Awards with Megan Alexander.
Eliminated (6th–8th)Last competed May 7, 2023Haven Madison released music independently from 2020, including Already Gone, Therapy, and the EP All the Things I Didn't Say. She reached the top 8 of American Idol season 21, which wrapped in May 2023, and sang Still Need You with Katy Perry at the finale. A signing with 19 Recordings and BMG was announced on December 13, 2023. Turn Off All the Lights came out on April 26, 2024. Roses, a seven-track album on the same artist listing, came out on October 17, 2025.
Eliminated (6th–8th)Last competed May 7, 2023Oliver Steele, a singer and songwriter from Mount Juliet, Tennessee, reached the top 8 of American Idol season 21 and the top 20 with his original Too Soon. He released As It Was and Too Soon in 2023, a Better Together cover later that year, and in August 2024 the songs In the Sky and Love Begins With You. On September 3, 2024, he was scheduled to play the Ritz-Carlton Maui on September 4 and 5 and was working toward an album.
Eliminated (6th–8th)Last competed May 7, 2023Warren Peay, from Bamberg, South Carolina, was a top-eight contestant on American Idol season 21 and leads worship at a small country church. Integrity Music announced a signing in August 2025. On January 23, 2026 the label released Gimme a Hallelujah and called it his debut single.
Eliminated (9th–10th)Last competed May 1, 2023Marybeth Byrd, from Armorel, Arkansas, reached the top 8 of The Voice season 17 in 2019 on Team Legend and the top 10 of American Idol in 2023. Her releases include Something in the Orange and Jesus & Jail, and the original People Pleaser. On September 18, 2025, she sang a free outdoor concert at the Craighead County Jonesboro Public Library.
Eliminated (9th–10th)Last competed May 1, 2023Tyson Venegas of Port Moody, British Columbia received season 21's first platinum ticket in February 2023 for Billy Joel's New York State of Mind. In May 2023 he sang Burn with Ellie Goulding at the finale.
Eliminated (11th–12th)Last competed April 30, 2023Lucy Love, a singer from Holly Grove, Arkansas, competed on American Idol season 21. She reached the top 20 and, on April 23, 2023, sang an original song called Boulders.
Eliminated (11th–12th)Last competed April 30, 2023Nutsa Buzaladze, also known as Nutsa, is a Georgian singer. She began a solo career in 2011, won the New Wave Music Festival in 2014, and released the EP Nutsa22 on May 1, 2019. She finished in the top 12 of American Idol in 2023. In 2024 she represented Georgia at the Eurovision Song Contest with Firefighter and finished 21st.
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Semifinalists

Semifinal round: the Top 26 picked after the Showstopper round, two groups of thirteen, who sang over two weeks (Top 26 on April 16 and 17 in Hawaii, Top 20 on April 23 and 24).

American Idol season 21 semifinalists: show result, then career after the show
SemifinalistShow resultAfter the show
Eliminated in the Top 20Last competed April 24, 2023No career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 20Last competed April 24, 2023No career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 20Last competed April 24, 2023No career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 20Last competed April 24, 2023No career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 20Last competed April 24, 2023No career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 20Last competed April 24, 2023No career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 20Last competed April 24, 2023No career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 20Last competed April 24, 2023No career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 26Last competed April 17, 2023No career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 26Last competed April 17, 2023No career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 26Last competed April 17, 2023No career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 26Last competed April 16, 2023No career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 26Last competed April 16, 2023No career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 26Last competed April 16, 2023No career summary yet.

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