'American Idol' Recap: Final 12 Contestants Showcase Skills in Night 2 of Top 24 Performances
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In the new episode of the long-running singing competition show, singer Bebe Rexha can be seen mentoring the singers for Night 2 of Top 24 performances.

AceShowbiz - "American Idol" season 20 returned for a new episode on Monday, April 11. In the new episode, Bebe Rexha could be seen mentoring the singers for Night 2 of Top 24 performances.

Kicking off the night was Cadence Baker who sang "Something's Got a Hold on Me" by Etta James. Judge Lionel Richie said that the growl in her voice and the presentation "off the charts." Meanwhile, Katy Perry thought Cadence had a "fantastic arrangement."

Later, Sir Blayke hit the stage to sing "Break Even" by The Script. Katy praised him for the "totally different vibe" that he showcased during the performance. Luke Bryan added that Sir Blayke upped his game.

Meanwhile, Allegra Miles performed "Adore You" by Harry Styles. Luke said her voice sounded like it had a filter. Lionel called her a "stylist," while Katy called it "mature" and "brilliant."

Kenedi Anderson followed it with a performance of "Human" by Christina Perri. While it was a mesmerizing performance, Kenedi shockingly announced that she dropped out of the competition in a post-tape announcement.

Lady K opted to sing "Before He Cheats" by Carrie Underwood. Despite her shaky start, Lady K nailed the performance as the song progressed. Ava Maybee then sang "Tell Me Something Good" by Chaka Khan. Lionel praised her for taking a risk, while Katy dubbed the performance "soulful" and "funky."

Noah Thompson, meanwhile, belted out "Blue Side of the Mountain" by The SteelDrivers and Katy thought it was a "solid, country effort." Next up was Leah Marlene, who sang Blondie's "Call Me". Lionel totally loved her performance.

Singing "Bad Moon Rising" by Creedence Clearwater Revival was Cameron Whitcomb. Later, Christian Guardino took the stage to sing "Leave the Door Open" by Silk Sonic.

Katyrah Love followed it up with a performance of "Blame It on the Boogie" by The Jacksons. Luke praised her for being "natural," while Katy called Katyrah a "stallion of a singer". Rounding out the night was Fritz Hager who sang Dean Lewis' "Waves". Luke said Fritz showed "different depths" of who he is as an artist. Lionel called him a "bulldog with attitude."

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