Showing posts with label Graham DeFranco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Graham DeFranco. Show all posts
Sheryl Crow and Graham DeFranco duet on Sheryl’s hit songs, “If It Makes You Happy” and “Everyday Is A Winding Road” - American Idol
If there’s one thing that we can guarantee will make you happy, it’s watching this incredible Sheryl Crow and Graham DeFranco duet! Singing a mix of two of Sheryl’s hit songs, “If It Makes You Happy” and “Everyday Is A Winding Road,” Graham and Sheryl deliver a showstopping performance; one that most likely expected from two talented STARS like them!
Graham DeFranco sings Jason Isbell's song “Cover Me Up”
Performing for the judges' save, Graham DeFranco knows what it takes to sing a Jason Isbell song! Graham serves authentic, smooth and powerful vocals with his rendition of “Cover Me Up” for Katy Perry, Lionel Richie and guest American Idol judge, Paula Abdul!
Graham DeFranco performs Frank Sinatra’s “That’s Life" - American Idol 2021
Graham DeFranco looked pleasantly surprised when his name was called for American Idol’s Top 16, but we don’t think America was surprised at all! Performing a subtle yet exciting rendition of Frank Sinatra’s “That’s Life,” it’s not hard to see why America wanted more of Graham!
Graham DeFranco “Raye” Solo + Duet with Ben Rector - American Idol 2021
"There’s nothing better than being able to close your eyes, perk up your ears and have a song take you to your happiest place." That’s what Graham DeFranco does for us with this cover of John Splithoff’s song “Raye.” Graham’s smooth, steady vocals, plus his comfortable stage presence, will have you wanting to watch Graham perform all day long!
Graham DeFranco sings “Beautiful War” by Kings Of Leon for his American Idol Showstopper performance
Authentic, heartfelt and smoooth! Graham DeFranco performs his rendition of “Beautiful War” by Kings Of Leon for his American Idol Showstopper performance. Will Graham’s performance stand out enough to get him into the Top 24?
Hunter Metts, Graham DeFranco, and Cassandra Coleman Hollywood Week performances
Former software engineer, Hunter Metts, says it was difficult to justify working that job as his “safe option,” when he had a burning passion inside of him for music. Graham DeFranco worked as a pilot for 3 years, but said if he “had to choose between being a pilot and having a career playing music, it wouldn’t even be a question;” it’d be music, all the way. Cassandra Coleman explains that music is her passion, but up to this point, she’s always treated it as more of a hobby. For all three contestants, it took stepping out of their comfort zone to make it here, to Hollywood Week. What Bobby Bones told Cassandra, applies to all three of these contestants; “Chase that uncomfortable feeling, because that’s where the growth comes from.”
Graham DeFranco performs Band of Horses' "Part One" on American idol
“Things aren’t frickin’ easy, but you learn!” - Katy Perry to Graham DeFranco, after Graham admits he hasn’t been living up to his full potential, musically. Graham stuns all three judges with his rendition of “Part One” by Band Of Horses for his American Idol audition. Luke Bryan goes as far as telling Graham “you’ve got a world-class voice, and you don’t even mean to have it.” Will Graham find the confidence he needs to make it through Hollywood week?!
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