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'American Idol' Renewed for Season 25; Auditions Begin August 25

ABC has renewed 'American Idol' for a 25th season, with auditions set to begin August 25. The renewal comes as the show's previous season premiered with its largest audience in four years, according to Deadline. Variety reports that the initial round of auditions will be conducted virtually through the nationwide search 'Idol Across America,' covering all 50 states plus Washington, D.C. Contestants will first audition for producers, who will then select participants to move forward in the competition. The renewal was widely expected given the show's continued strong ratings. ABC has not yet announced a premiere date for Season 25, but the virtual auditions mark the first step in the selection process. The series, which originally aired on Fox before being revived by ABC in 2018, remains a staple of the network's lineup. The upcoming season will celebrate the show's 25th iteration, including its original run. Production details and judging panel information have not been disclosed. The virtual format allows contestants from across the country to audition without traveling, mirroring the approach used in recent seasons due to production considerations.

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