‘American Idol’ Alum Will Moseley & Colin Stough Hit the Road Together for String of Concerts

Since debuting back in the early 2000s, American Idol welcomed singers from all over the country to give their dream of stardom a chance. Although seeing countless singers over the years, in the end – only one can be named the next American Idol. And while not every singer can win, many who once performed on the show went on to have promising careers. Just take Will Moseley and Colin Stough. For both singers, they know what it is like to find their way into the Top 5. While not winning, the singers are not letting the loss keep them down as they look to head out on the road together.

Starting in October, Moseley and Stough will kick off a series of concerts in Nashville on October 3. They will continue to tour until December 14. Sharing the news, Moseley posted a picture of the two on Instagram with the list of dates and venues. He captioned the post, writing, “Hey y’all, I’m excited to announce I’m hitting the road with @colinstough in just a few months! Tickets go on sale this Friday, but if you hit the link in my story or bio, you can sign up for an exclusive pre-sale. See y’all at the shows.”

With fans gushing over the upcoming performances, many wanted to see Moseley visit their towns. “Please come to Alabama soon! Preferably close to Auburn!! We love you in Little Texas, AL! (Little community right outside of Auburn).” Another fan added, “Awe, my two favorite guys from American Idol together. Awe, now this is a show to watch. I was hoping these two would sing together this is awesome.”

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The One Performance Will Moseley Regrets

Although enjoying his time on American Idol, Moseley once discussed performing Bob Seger’s “Night Moves” and how he messed up the lyrics. While fans might not have noticed, it stuck with the singer, who reached out to Seger’s team to apologize. “I sent him a personal message: ‘Hey, I appreciate you allowing me to cover the song, but I did have that little mess up. I just got in the moment, got a little bit excited. But, again, I want to say thanks for everything, and I do apologize. I hope there’s no offense taken there.’”

Moseley eventually heard back and shared the great news. “I got a message back that said he really appreciated it and thought it was really respectful that I did it. It meant the world to hear back—even if it took a mess up to make that possible.”

(American Idol, 2024)