Music lovers are invited to grab their boats, kayaks, pirogues, or anything that floats and head down Bayou Lafourche for ...

"American Idol" season 23 runner-up John Foster is having a fun, beachy summer with his girlfriend Brooklyn Bourque.

American Idol season 23 runner-up John Foster revealed if he wants to compete in a future season of Dancing With The Stars. During American Idol season 23, John, an 18-year-old college student ...

A merica fell in love with John Foster when he was a contestant on Season 23 of American Idol earlier this year. During his ...

Jamal and John Foster were the final two contestants in the running during the finale on May 18, and host Ryan Seacrest had them stand beside one another as he revealed this year's American Idol. The ...

After John Foster placed second on 'American Idol' season 23, he announced his first post-show appearance at the Cajun Country Jam in Louisiana in May 2025. Prince George made a thoughtful gesture on ...

American Idol season 23 aired its Easter special segment this Sunday on April 20, 2025. The episode saw the remaining singers take to the stage, including John Foster, who paid tribute to his late ...

American Idol season 23 concludes with a three-hour live finale on Sunday, May 18, airing across all time zones. The Top 3 contestants—John Foster, Breanna Nix, and Jamal Roberts—will perform ...

Before the final votes were tallied, American Idol runner-up John Foster used his voice to honor friends he lost. The 18-year-old country singer first performed his original tune "Tell That Angel ...

John Foster is paying tribute to a dear friend. On Sunday, April 20, American Idol contestant Foster, 18 — who made the Top 20 — took the stage to perform an original song, "Tell That Angel I Love Her ...

John Foster may have finished as the runner up to Jamal Roberts for the 2025 season of American Idol, but that doesn’t mean his dreams aren’t coming true.

American Idol season 23 is officially over, and Jamal Roberts is the show's 2025 winner. But some fans seem to think someone already knew about his victory... namely the person standing right next to ...