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Singer's Faith Fuels 'American Idol' Success Story
12 May
Summary
- Jordan McCullough finished as the runner-up on American Idol Season 24.
- McCullough previously auditioned for 'The Voice' seven years ago but didn't get a chair turn.
- His performances often centered on his faith, impressing judges with vocals and message.
Seven years after an unsuccessful blind audition on 'The Voice,' Jordan McCullough has concluded his impressive run on 'American Idol' Season 24 as the runner-up. McCullough, a 27-year-old singer and worship leader from Murfreesboro, Tennessee, captivated audiences and judges throughout the season. His journey saw him deliver powerful vocal performances, often infused with his faith, which consistently earned standing ovations and high praise from judges like Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan, and Lionel Richie. McCullough's finale performance of 'Dear God' was a testament to his journey, following an audition with CeCe Winans' 'Goodness of God.' He was recognized for his exceptional gift and the heartfelt way he used it in his performances. McCullough secured his spot in the top three with a rendition of 'Footprints in the Sand,' dedicated to his six siblings, showcasing his strong connection to his family and his future potential. His other notable performances included Queen's 'Somebody to Love' and Bonnie Raitt's 'I Can't Make You Love Me.'
