Oh Say Can You Sing 2021 contest rules
Our judges will choose four finalists to sing on our Oh Say Can You Sing Finale. Official WJXT contest rulesGeneral. By submitting an entry to this contest, brought to you by WJXT and Papa Johnโs, the entrant acknowledges and agrees to all of these official contest rules. Failure to comply with these Official Rules or any contest-specific rules may result in disqualification from the contest. By accessing these Official Rules or entering the contest, you are deemed to agree to News4jax.comโs Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Karim Zabaneh crowned winner of โOh Say Can You Singโ competition
Four talented singers competed Thursday night in the โOh Say Can You Singโ finale at 1904 Music Hall, for a chance to sing the national anthem just before the fireworks display over the St. Johns River on the Fourth of July. At the end of the night, Karim Zabaneh was crowned the winner! In addition to singing the national anthem during Channel 4โฒs โRed, White and Boomโ special, Zabaneh receives a $500 prize. Like most annual events and milestones that should have happened for the past few months, the 2020 โOh Say Can You Singโ contest was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Unlike previous years, open audition calls that usually created long lines at local malls and gathering places had to be moved online.
Meet this yearโs โOh Say Can You Singโ finalists
Like most annual events and milestones that should have happened for the past few months, the 2020 โOh Say Can You Singโ contest was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Jemel Washington CantresJemelโs love of music started at an early age, singing in the church choir, as well as his schoolsโ choirs and plays. โMy passion came from when I was a little, little kid. Learn more about Karimโs trek to the โOh Sayโ stage in the video below. Tune into Channel 4 at 8 p.m. Thursday, June 25, for our โOh Say Can You Singโ Finale to see each of our talented singers perform live.
2020 Oh Say Can You Sing contest rules
By submitting an entry to this contest, brought to you by WJXT and Papa Johnโs, the entrant acknowledges and agrees to all of these official contest rules. Failure to comply with these Official Rules or any contest-specific rules may result in disqualification from the contest. Failure to comply with the Official Rules of the contest may result in an entrantโs disqualification and/or forfeiture of any prize or prizes. By accessing these Official Rules or entering the contest, you are deemed to agree to News4jax.comโs Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Attn: Contest Winner List, or request it online at tswider@wjxt.com.
Smallest contestant stands tallest in Oh Say Can You Sing finale
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Even though she was the youngest competitor, 9-year-old Amara Powell stood taller than the rest Wednesday evening at the Oh Say Can You Sing finale. The Jacksonville girl belted out all the notes to Alicia Keys' "Girl on Fire" she needed to win over the competitions judges and audience alike to claim the $500 grand prize and the opportunity of a lifetime. WATCH: Oh Say Can You Sing winner Amara Powell visits TMSAmara has been singing her whole life. She originally auditioned for Oh Say Can You Sing simply because she loved to sing. "I don't forget the words," said Amara, who noted that she's not at all nervous about the opportunity.
90 audition for 2017 'Oh Say Can You Sing' contest
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. โ Ninety talented people on Tuesday auditioned for "Oh Say Can You Sing," Channel 4's annual singing competition. So it's very nerve-wracking to see her do it," said Tammy Lynch, whose daughter, Olivia Lynch, auditioned. Then, four finalists will be chosen to sing live on a June 29 primetime special. Viewers will then have five minutes to vote for a winner, live on uSay via the News4Jax app and website. The singer with the most votes will be crowned the 'Oh Say Can You Sing' champion and take home a $500 prize.
Scores audition for 'Oh Say Can You Sing'
Alani Davis, 12, was among the youngest to audition for Channel 4's "Oh Say Can You Sing" competition. Kevin Swenszkowski tried out last year, but didn't make it to the final round. Even if she doesn't make it to the final round, she said she left her audition Tuesday feeling like a stronger woman. I'm excited about getting to do some of the things I never had time to do while I was working." The audience favorite will sing the The Star-Spangled Banner just before the fireworks light up downtown Jacksonville..