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 The Idol phenomenon began in the UK as Pop Idol in October 2001. Created by Simon Fuller, then best known as the former manager of the Spice Girls, the program showcased the country’s best young vocal talent, pitting them against a team of outspoken experts and ultimately the votes of the viewing public.

 

 The concept is simple: after a nationwide search, contestants are whittled down to a group of semi-finalists who then hit the Idol stage to sing their hearts out. Viewers then have the chance to vote them into the coveted Top 12. Each week, members of the Top 12 perform a new song in a chosen category – from pop to rock to swing – with the least voted for contestant departing. Ultimately, the crowned Idol receives a record deal and an almost guaranteed smash hit, right out of the gate.

In 2003 Australian Idol was born. Channel [V] VJs Andrew G and James Mathison took on hosting duties, while the roles of judges were taken on by legendary diva Marcia Hines, singer/producer Mark Holden and matter-of-fact record company guru Ian "Dicko" Dickson.

 

 

Australia responded overwhelmingly to seeing its own undiscovered talent on TV. The spectacular grand final, broadcast live from the Sydney Opera House, pitted Shannon Noll against Guy Sebastian in the TV talking point of the year.

Guy was named the first Australian Idol and went on to compete in the one-off special World Idol, against winners of Idol from 11 other countries, with Dicko joining him on the judging panel.

Today there are 38 Idol programs across the world, each version bringing a part of its nation’s culture to the mix.

With each season, Australian Idol has continued to grow and thrive. This year sees an expanded judging panel of four and the widest search for talent ever, making it one of the most anticipated series yet.

 

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