‘American Idol 22’ episode 2 preview: ‘The Singing Barber’ cuts Season 21 finalist Colin Stough’s hair en route to a golden ticket [WATCH]

Denton Davidson
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“American Idol” continues Sunday, February 25 with a special appearance from one of last year’s finalists, Colin Stough. Season 21’s third-place finisher stopped by for a haircut from “the singing barber,” Noah Peters, a 24-year-old hopeful from Charleston, Tennessee. Noah has gone viral on social media for singing as he cuts hair, but does he have what it takes to win a golden ticket to Hollywood? Watch his audition below.

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After singing “I Won’t Let Go” by Rascal Flatts, judges Luke Bryan, Katy Perry and Lionel Richie wanted to hear more from the viral sensation. Naturally, production brought in a barber’s chair and in walks Colin with his long, golden locks, ready for a trim. The pair of them sang a duet of “Broken Halos” by Chris Stapleton, and it was all the judges needed to hear.

Lionel told Noah he had a “fantastic” quality to his voice, and Katy just hopes he doesn’t “overthink” his performances. “You’ve got some sweetness to your voice,” she encourages. Ultimately, all three judges decide to send Noah to Hollywood. The 22nd season of “American Idol,” lucky number seven on ABC, airs Sunday nights (8/7c).

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