American Idol Season 2 Performances and Results
| Week | Theme | Song Sung | Artist | Order | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Audition | Free Choice | "Always and Forever" | Heatwave | N/A | Advanced |
| Top 32/ Semifinal Group 2 |
Free Choice | "Open Arms" | Journey | 1 | Top 3 Wild Card |
| Wild Card | Free Choice | "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" | Elton John | 2 | Selected Public Vote |
| Top 12 | Motown | "I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch)" | Four Tops | 7 | Safe |
| Top 11 | Movie Soundtracks | "Somewhere Out There" - An American Tail | Linda Ronstadt/ James Ingram |
4 | Safe |
| Top 10 | Country Rock | "Someone Else's Star" | Bryan White | 10 | Safe |
| Top 9 | Disco | "Everlasting Love" | Carl Carlton | 4 | Safe1 |
| Top 8 | Billboard #1 | "At This Moment" | Billy Vera | 1 | Safe |
| Top 7 | Billy Joel | "Tell Her About It" | Billy Joel | 7 | Safe |
| Top 6 | Diane Warren | "I Could Not Ask for More" | Edwin McCain | 2 | Safe |
| Top 5 | 1960s Neil Sedaka |
"Build Me Up Buttercup" "Solitaire" |
The Foundations Neil Sedaka |
5 10 |
Safe |
| Top 4 | Bee Gees | "To Love Somebody" "Grease" |
Bee Gees Frankie Valli |
2 6 |
Safe |
| Top 3 | Random Choice Judges' Choice Idol's Choice |
"Vincent" "Mack the Knife" "Unchained Melody" |
Don McLean Bobby Darin The Righteous Brothers |
3 6 9 |
Safe |
| Top 2 | Finale | "This Is the Night" "Here, There and Everywhere" "Bridge over Troubled Water" |
Clay Aiken The Beatles Simon & Garfunkel |
2 4 6 |
Runner-Up |
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