Top 10 Australian Idol Contestants 2023

News: The Australian Idol 2023 journey has been intense, offering only a dozen spots for the aspiring contestants. Half stayed while the others had their Idol dreams cut short. Amy Shark, Harry Connick Jr., Meghan Trainor, and Kyle Sandilands faced the challenge of deciding who would continue based on the season’s performances.

Now, the fate of the top twelve rests with the Australian public. Each contestant vies for the coveted grand prize—a Sony recording contract and $100,000. They’re giving their all to win over voters.

Let’s take a closer look at the remaining contestants:

1. Amali Dimond, 16 (NSW)
Amali, inspired by Jessica Mauboy and Guy Sebastian, aims to swap her ice cream store job for stardom. She believes the stage is where she belongs.

2. Angelina Curtis, 15 (WA)
At just 15, Angelina, a pianist since childhood, penned her first song at age 9. Her aspiration is to share her musical gifts on a global scale.

3. Anya Hynnien, 19 (VIC)
Anya dreams big, supported by her mother and encouraged by her stepdad, Bernard, to elevate her performances beyond small town venues.

4. Ben Sheehy, 24 (QLD)
Discovering his musical talent later in life, 24-year-old guitarist Ben strives to share the uniqueness of his voice with Australia.

5. Harry Hayden, 18 (VIC)
Despite the pressures of Year 12, Harry uses music to navigate his emotions. His versatile voice allows him to explore various music styles.

6. Jasey Fox, 25 (NSW)
A seasoned dancer from Sydney, Jasey’s music knowledge spans genres. He aims to channel the greats in his performances.

7. Josh Hannan, 20 (VIC)
Using singing to express himself, Josh draws inspiration from personal experiences. Besides Idol, he studies psychology and lives on a rose farm.

8. Maya Weiss, 28 (VIC)
A yoga instructor and DJ, Maya has envisioned herself on the Idol stage since youth. Her dream is to become a singer.

9. Noora H, 27 (NSW)
Hailing from south-west Sydney, Noora wants to shake up the industry’s diversity. She hopes her music connects with listeners.

10. Phoebe Stewart, 15 (WA)
Despite hearing difficulties, Phoebe aims to spread joy through her talent from regional WA.

The Live Rounds of Australian Idol commence on Sunday, February 23. Watch as these contestants vie for the final four spots leading up to the grand finale at 7:00 pm.