WATCH: Luke Bryan Helps Mortician With 'American Idol' Audition
A mortician picked up a Golden Ticket in the season premiere of American Idol on Sunday night (Feb. 18) and even got to share the mic with judge Luke Bryan.
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A mortician picked up a Golden Ticket in the season premiere of American Idol on Sunday night (Feb. 18) and even got to share the mic with judge Luke Bryan.
A mortician picked up a Golden Ticket in the season premiere of American Idol on Sunday night (Feb. 18) and even got to share the mic with judge Luke Bryan.
A mortician picked up a Golden Ticket in the season premiere of American Idol on Sunday night (Feb. 18) and even got to share the mic with judge Luke Bryan.
Kennedy Reid, a New Albany, Indiana mortician was featured on the season premiere of American Idol. She also got the chance to sing a duet with Luke Bryan.
Luke belted out "Rose Colored Glasses," John Conlee's 1978 album's title track, as the piano player played, then Kennedy joined in. While you would think that Kennedy would surely go to Hollywood, after having a judge join her, during her audition, Luke was the only judge who did not vote for her. Luckily, she moved on.