Filed under: Country News
Steve Granitz, WireImage
It's been almost six years since Carrie Underwood sang her way into the finale of the fourth season of 'American Idol,' and beat out fellow country artist Bo Bice to take home the top prize. Now, one part of that memorable evening will travel across the country for the next month, to be shared with millions of fans.
The hit show has launched a mobile experience called 'Idol Across America,' which will visit 16 cities in a four-week period, allowing visitors 15 years of age and older to participate in aspects of the 'AI' experience. Housed in a biodiesel-fueled tour bus, guests will have the opportunity to view several pieces of 'Idol' memorabilia, including the dress Carrie wore for the season finale, as well as David Cook's guitar and host Ryan Seacrest's suit. In addition, the bus boasts several hands-on experiences, including the opportunity to sit at life-size replica of the judges' table and to record their own version of Ryan's famous intro, "This is 'American Idol.'"
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