'IDOL' Rock Night Shows Lambert A 'Whole Lotta Love'

The American Idol final Top 4 - Adam Lambert, Danny Gokey, Kris Allen and Allison Iraheta - performed rock songs on Tuesday show, with support from guest mentor, former Guns N' Roses guitarist, Slash.

The former Guns 'N Roses guitarist, wrote on his Twitter account Saturday that he thought the "Idol" finalists, especially Lambert, could sing their butts off. The 43-year-old rocker also wrote that the remaining four singers - Lambert, Kris Allen, Danny Gokey and Allison Iraheta had picked "some really cool songs" for Tuesday's performances on the popular Fox singing competition.

Adam Lambert was first up for tonight's show. He sang "A Whole Lot of Love" by Led Zeppelin. It was, in all honesty, a home run, on every level.

Randy thought that Adam should do a record with Slash. Kara remarked that lambert should lay down tracks for an album that's 70's classic rock, 80's glam rock, and Nine Inch Nails. Paula said his "Whole Lotta Love" was a whole lotta perfect. Simon said it was his favorite Lambert performance yet and he had one question "how is anyone gonna top that?" We agree!

Later in the program, during the duet segment, Adam and Allison team up for Foghat's "Slow Ride. it is as Paula states, "a perfect marriage" vocally. 

Another singer will be sent home Wednesday while the eighth season champ is scheduled to be crowned May 20.

Adam Lambert, Matt Giraud, and Kris Allen made up American Idol's bottom three last week, a shock that was one of the most stunning voting "upsets" in the program's long history.

The consensus had been that Adam Lambert would never be eliminated on "American Idol", but his placement in the "bottom 3" was a true shock, or was it? Over 47 million votes were cast last night according to Ryan Seacrest. In the last few moments it was Matt Giraud who was sent home, saving Adam from what would of been a shocking exit.

In addition to performing in WICKED, Adam Lambert also had a role in The Ten Commandments and appeared in The Zodiac Show.

AMERICAN IDOL is created and executive-produced by Simon Fuller, founder of 19 Entertainment; and executive-produced by Cecile Frot-Coutaz, CEO, FremantleMedia North America; and Ken Warwick, executive producer, FremantleMedia North America.

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