The US Eurovision, officially called the American Song Contest, is already a fact and NBC is preparing to hold it starting this March. An American version of the song contest that this Friday, March 4, has presented its main protagonists: its 56 contestants.
A large group of participants including well-known artists from past decades such as the 80s, 90s or 2000s. Among them, Michael Bolton or Jewel, the latter recently winning the American The Mask Singer.
Kelly Clarkson and Snoop Dogg, presenters of the ‘American Song Contest’, the US Eurovision
Both will have to face the 54 remaining candidates from the corresponding states in a festival that will be presented by Kelly Clarkson and Snoop Dogg and that can be seen on NBC from next March 21. An appointment that will last until May 9, when the grand final will be held that will determine which state is the winner.
An appointment that will be the starting point for a project that has been playing for years in the circles closest to the Eurovision Song Contest but that for many reasons had not been confirmed until a few months ago, when the United States and NBC finally gave the green light to his interpretation of the contest.
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Specifically, it would be called the American Song Contest and they would seek to create the largest musical event in the country. For this, the Americans will be able to enjoy this contest that will last a month and a half and that can be seen on the country’s public network. Which artist wins the victory will only be known at the end of the contest.
These are the contestants:
• Alabama: Ni / Co
• Alaska: Jewel
• American Samoa: Tenelle
• Arizona: The Marias
• Arkansas: Kelsey Lamb
• California: Sweet Taboo
• Colorado: Riker Lynch
• Connecticut: Michael Bolton
• Delaware: Nitro Nitra
• Florida: Ale Zabala
• Georgia: Stella Cole
• Guam: Jason J.
• Hawaii: Bronson Varde
• Idaho: Andrew Sheppard
• Illinois: Justin Jesso
• Indiana: UG skywalkin
• Iowa: Alisabeth Von Presley
• Kansas: Broderick Jones
• Kentucky: Jordan Smith
• Louisiana: Brittany Pfantz
• Maine: King Kyote
• Maryland: Sisqó
• Massachusetts: Jared Lee
• Michigan: There’s LeAnn
• Minnesota: Yam Haus
• Mississippi: Keyone Starr
• Missouri: Brett Seper
• Montana: Jonah Prill
• Nebraska: Jocelyn
• Nevada: The Crystal Method
• New Hampshire: MARi
• New Jersey: Brooke Alexx
• New Mexico: Khalisol
• New York: ENISA
• North Carolina: John Morgan
• North Dakota: Chloe Fredericks
• Northern Mariana Islands: Sabyu
• Ohio: Macy Gray
• Oklahoma: AleXa
• Oregon: courtship.
• Pennsylvania: Bri Steves
• Puerto Rico: Christian Pagan
• Rhode Island: Hueston
• South Carolina: Jesse LeProtti
• South Dakota: Judd Hoos
• Tennessee: Tyler Braden
• Texas: Grant Knoche
• U.S. Virgin Islands: Cruz Rock
• Utah: Savannah Keyes
• Vermont: Josh Panda
• Virginia: Almira Zaky
• Washington: Allen Stone
• Washington, D.C.: NËITHER
• West Virginia: Alexis Cunningham
• Wisconsin: Jake’O
• Wyoming: Ryan Charles
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