Idol ONE Band Sightings

Apr 24th, 2007 8:30 PM UTC
By Virginia Simmons

UPDATE: Buy your own ONE band and shirt here.

American Idol is starting up.

At the top of the show we saw video of Idol’s Simon Cowell and Ryan Seacrest visiting devastating regions of Africa, meeting children and families living in extreme poverty.

ONE band sightings so far:

Host Ryan Seacrest
Judge Randy Jackson
Judge Simon Cowell
Judge Paula Abdul
Contestant Melinda Dolittle
Contestant LaKisha Jones

Help us out, comment below if you see more ONE bands on stage tonight.

And make sure to watch out for the new ONE TV spot at 52 minutes after the hour.

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