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Kelly Clarkson Biography
The winner of Fox TV's first American Idol: The Search for a
Superstar competition during the summer of 2002, Kelly Clarkson went
from an anonymous talent to a nationally known singer, performing for
an audience of millions of viewers. One of the show's most naturally
gifted singers, the 20-year-old Burleson, TX, native's vocal talents
were discovered when she was in seventh grade, when her school's choir
teacher heard her singing and urged Clarkson to join the choir. After
high school, Clarkson cultivated her voice and went to Hollywood to
make her name; she appeared as an extra on an episode of Sabrina, the
Teenage Witch but no other opportunities materialized.
Upon returning to Burleson, Clarkson worked at a movie theater,
promoted Red Bull energy drinks, and ultimately worked as a cocktail
waitress at a comedy club before entering the American Idol contest.
One of 10,000 aspiring singers, Clarkson distinguished herself not only
with her big, surprisingly mature voice, but also with her
down-to-earth charm and sense of humor; at one of her auditions, she
switched places with judge Randy Jackson, who did an impromptu version
of R. Kelly's I Believe I Can Fly. Over the course of the 13-week
show, her consistently strong performances of songs like Respect,
Natural Woman, Stuff Like That There, and Without You earned
Clarkson enough audience votes to claim one of the contest's two
finalist positions. After singing A Moment Like This and Before Your
Love, both of which were written for the show, Clarkson won the
American Idol contest with 58 percent of the audience's votes. In
addition to the show's prize of one million dollars and a recording
contract with RCA, Clarkson secured a deal with Creative Artists Agency
and several bookings, including the national American Idol tour and a
performance of the national anthem at the September 11 commemoration at
Washington, D.C.'s Lincoln Memorial.
Despite her newfound fame, Clarkson opted to remain in Texas rather
than move to New York or Los Angeles. Her first single, A Moment Like
This, was released just two weeks after she won the contest and
quickly earned platinum sales. Clarkson's debut full-length, Thankful,
was released in spring of 2003, just in time to coincide with the
second season of American Idol and right before the American Idol
movie, From Justin to Kelly. Breakaway followed in late 2004 and was a
huge success, selling over five million copies (making it the third
best-selling album of 2005) and spawning the hit singles Because of
You, Behind These Hazel Eyes, and Since U Been Gone. That song and
Breakaway earned Grammys for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance and Best
Pop Vocal Album, respectively, at the 48th Annual Grammy Awards in
early 2006. Clarkson continued her busy touring schedule that spring
and summer and announced plans for her third album.
In 2007, Clarkson released My December the studio follow-up to
Breakaway. Notable as Clarkson's first foray into writing or co-writing
most of the songs, My December had a darker, even more rock-oriented
edge than its predecessor and even featured a guest appearance by punk
icon bassist Mike Watt. ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide
Written by Heather Phares