Fans of American Idol contestant Alex Miller got good news, bad news and great news on Sunday night (March 28).
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?Good News
When we last saw Miller on TV, he joined EmiSunshine for a duet version of Johnny Cash's "Walk the Line." Although the performance earned the duo at least one more week on the competition series, judge Luke Bryan encouraged Miller to stray from his country music comfort zone and try his hand at a pop hit.
For better or worse, Miller stuck with what he knows, covering Merle Haggard's "Silver Wings' during his final attempt to make American Idol judges Bryan, Katy Perry and Lionel Richie's Top 24.
We're calling this good news because, as we learned during Miller and Bryan's "Big City" cover from the audition phase of the show, the youngster's singing, guitar picking and performing style suits covers of the Hag.
Bad News
Yet another great example of Miller's mastery of traditional country proved to be his final performance on the ABC competition series.
The 17-year-old country singer from Lancaster, Kentucky graciously accepted the end of his journey in a video posted to social media.
