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‘American Idol’ season 12 kicks off first round of auditions

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    Thousands line up at Dodger stadium to audition for new season

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Just two weeks after Philip.

Phillips was crowned season eleven idol champ several thousand hopefuls lined up at Dodger Stadium to audition for the twelfth season.

True.

Yeah her saying when I was -- -- we need to say no to drugs that.

I'm like really devoted this and I love American Idol I've always on its -- and ever since it started and now I'm here I'm gonna do it Everett's name countries OP chair.

What are year old Gately -- being worked on a possible song choice and got some help from her fellow contested city.

-- -- -- -- -- -- He's Eric and I confirmed that for the next few years host Ryan Seacrest offered some advice to the singer's.

At this early stage in the competition in the fifteen to thirty seconds they've got here doctor -- today.

They've got to -- great.

And stand now and not slow down if they forget the words if they feel like the sun is in their eyes it doesn't matter just go for -- even if you screw up a little bit.

We may see something in you to put you through.

Season ten idol finalist Casey Abrams stopped by to offer his support no matter.

What you some anchor.

What's.

Music you wanna play you have to just stand up and there stand up the times today.

I'm singing this -- -- -- I think they see them.

And was six more cities to search Ryan needed a visual aid to make sure -- mentioned them all this is always fun because -- to memorize the cities where re going in what order and we always put together these -- crew.

-- -- America on the front.

And then -- -- Charlotte Chicago Los Angeles New York Oklahoma City San Antonio not necessarily Natalie.

Me.

-- In Hollywood.

Trace Gallagher Fox News.

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