List of The X Factor finalists (UK series 6)

List of The X Factor finalists (UK series 6)

The sixth UK series of The X Factor was broadcast on ITV1. It began airing on 22 August 2009[1] and finished with a grand finale on 13 December 2009. Each category was mentored by one of the show's four judges: Simon Cowell, Dannii Minogue, Louis Walsh and Cheryl Cole. Cowell mentored the Over 25s,[2] Minogue was looking after the Girls,[3] Walsh had the Groups[4] and Cole mentored the Boys.[5] In the final, Joe McElderry was declared the winner, Olly Murs was the runner-up and Stacey Solomon finished in third place.

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Boys

Lloyd Daniels

Lloyd Michael Daniels (born 14 December 1992) was, at 16, the youngest act in the X Factor of 2009. He is from Treharris, in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales. In his first audition, Cheryl Cole described him as "the first person I'm going to say you've got the X Factor to." He was placed in the bottom two after the rock-themed week, but the public vote saved him at the expense of Rachel Adedeji. He was in the bottom two again in week 6 but was saved when the vote went to deadlock and Jamie Archer was sent home. On 29 November, he was eliminated from the competition, finishing in fifth place. On 7 December 2009, Daniels performed a homecoming concert outside the St David's Centre in Cardiff, and toured with the X Factor live tour .[6] Since then, Lloyd has regularly sung at G.A.Y London and took part in a photoshoot for Gay Times Magazine.[7]His first single 'Crazy' was due for release in February 2011 but didn't happen and his new single 'Suburbian Girl' is due for digital release in November 2011. Since xfactor Lloyd has done over 400 gigs all around the country, he has also recorded all over the world, such as Germany.

Rikki Loney

Rikki Loney (born 30 September 1987)[citation needed] is from Glasgow, Scotland. He auditioned in 2008 but was rejected on day two of bootcamp, narrowly missing out on a spot at the Judges' Homes round. He re-auditioned in 2009 without telling his mother.[5] Loney was in the bottom two in the second week along with Rachel Adedeji (17/18 October 2009) after he sang "Respect". The judges voted to eliminate him after his rendition of "Flying Without Wings", with only his mentor voting to save him. Walsh was absent but confirmed that he would have eliminated him on the Xtra Factor.

Loney is currently a member of G*Mania.[8]

Joe McElderry

Colour image of Joe McElderry singing
Joe McElderry singing on 20 March 2010 at The O2 Arena on the X Factor tour
Main article: Joe McElderry

Joseph "Joe" McElderry (born 16 June 1991)[citation needed] is from South Shields, Tyne & Wear and is a student at Newcastle College. He started singing when he was 14.[9] He took the role of Danny in Grease, performed at Harton Technology College.[10] He auditioned for The X Factor in 2007, but felt too young compared to the other contestants and opted to walk away.[11] He was the Pride of South Tyneside's Young Performer of the Year in 2008.[11]

In 2009 he auditioned in Manchester singing "Dance With My Father".[12] After he sang "Where Do Broken Hearts Go" in the second week of live shows, Simon Cowell said his performance was "note-perfect". After week 3 "big band" week, Cowell said: "I have to give it to you. Whatever is thrown up at you, you just rise up to the challenge". Louis Walsh tipped him for the final, after his rendition of "Don't Stop Believin'" on the fourth live show. This performance caused the original song to briefly re-enter the UK Singles Chart[citation needed].

After his rendition of "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me", on the seventh live show, he received a standing ovation from all four judges (the first this series), with Cowell calling it "the performance of his life".[13]

He received another standing ovation after he sang "Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word" on the eighth live show, with Dannii Minogue and Louis Walsh admitting they had to see him in the final.[14] By 29 November, he was the only remaining competitor in Cheryl's category. After singing three separate songs in the final, "Don't Let The Sun Go Down On Me" as a duet with George Michael, "Don't Stop Believin'", and "Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word", McElderry made it into the final two, with Olly Murs and himself beating Stacey Solomon to the final two. He was then voted the winner.

He released his debut album Wide Awake on 25 October 2010.

Girls

Rachel Adedeji

Rachel Adedeji (born 22 August 1991) previously auditioned for the show's fifth series in 2008, reaching the bootcamp final 50 stage, narrowly missing out on a spot at the Judges' Homes round. She is friends with the winner from that year, Alexandra Burke.[15] She is studying musical theatre and has performed at many musical productions and had a role in the musical Mamma Mia!.[16] After the first live show, Adedeji was in the bottom two alongside girl group Kandy Rain and was saved by the public vote after the judges' votes were deadlocked. She was again in the bottom two after the second live show, facing Rikki Loney and again she was saved by the judges with only Loney's mentor Cole voting against her. In a change of fortunes, Adedeji safely progressed from week three to week four, on this occasion actually receiving the highest number of votes,[17] but in week four she fell back into the bottom two, against Lloyd Daniels; after the judges votes once again resulted in deadlock, Adedeji was eliminated by public vote finishing 9th overall.

Adedeji has a single due out in April 2011, named "Follow the DJ". The music video for the single premiered on 18 December 2010.[18]

Lucie Jones

Lucie Bethan Jones (born 20 March 1991) is a student from Pentyrch, a village on the outskirts of Cardiff, Wales. She has had vocal training from Louise Ryan who trained Charlotte Church. In 2007, as a scout, she went to the World Scout Jamboree, where she was a main singer singing the song 'Jambo,' which was the theme tune of the Jamboree in Hyland Park, Essex. She auditioned with "I Will Always Love You". In the first week of live shows she sang "Footprints in the Sand". In Week Two she sang "How Will I Know". In week three she sang "My Funny Valentine". In week four she sang "Sweet Child o' Mine". In week five she sang "This Is Me" and "One Moment in Time". She became the fifth act to be sent home from The X Factor after losing out to John & Edward in the final showdown. She was eliminated by the public vote in a controversial vote-off, where 1,113 viewers complained to UK TV Watchdog Ofcom about the show being fixed in favour of John & Edward. Ofcom refused to investigate, however.

Jones has since gone on to be signed by Select Model Management, and in late January 2010 released her first modelling shots. She is also one of the many celebrities who have teamed up with Cancer Research UK to re-release "Girls Just Want to Have Fun". In May 2010, Jones was signed by Cameron Mackintosh to play Cosette in the West End production of Les Misérables, a role she missed out on the previous year due to commitments to X Factor.[19] In September 2010 she was reaveled to be the face of Wonderbra's new full effects campaign.[20] In 2010, she appeared in The Sarah Jane Adventures episode, Lost in Time: Part Two". On 21 November 2010, Lucie performed at The Mall, Luton and helped turn on the Christmas Lights.

On Sunday 5 December 2010 Jones performed at clothes show live an event which is held annually at the NEC in Birmingham. She performed Sweet Child O Mine. Also at this event Jones helped her modelling agency select Model in scouting for the face of clothes show 2011.[21] Due to her leap in the public eye Jones has been linked to many celebrities whom include Leigh Halfpenny[22] and Nick Jonas.[23] Jones has now moved to London and is close friends with her Les Misérables, co star Samantha Barks.[24]

Stacey Solomon

Main article: Stacey Solomon

Stacey Solomon (born 4 October 1989)[25] is a singer from Dagenham, Greater London. She studies Theatre Arts and is a single mother to one-year old son, Zach.[3] Stacey attended the Jewish faith school King Solomon High School in Barkingside in the London Borough of Redbridge.[26] In Week 1, Stacey sang "The Scientist" and in Week 2 she sang At Last and received the most votes for this week. In Week 3, Stacey performed "When You Wish Upon a Star". She sang Somewhere Only We Know" in Week 4 and Son of a Preacher Man in Week 5. In Week 6, after Jones' elimination, she became the last female act in the competition. She sang "Who Wants to Live Forever" where she received the most votes again. She received positive comments from the panel, with Louis Walsh saying "You look like a diva". Cheryl Cole said "That was stunning and you totally sang your socks off", while Simon Cowell told her "That was the performance of the night". Stacey went on to reach the last three, appearing in the penultimate show on 12 December, singing "What a Wonderful World", "Feeling Good" in a duet with Michael Bublé and Who Wants to Live Forever, but when she received fewer votes than Joe McElderry and Olly Murs, she was eliminated, thus coming third overall in the competition.

Stacey has since recorded the song At Last on an album by the Royal Air Force Squadronaires. The album, In The Mood: A Glenn Miller Celebration, was released on 31 May 2010. Solomon performed at the boxing match between Dagenham boxer Kevin Mitchell and Michael Katsidis on 15 May at Upton Park. Stacey is also known for her accent many people have parodied it, including different magazines. In October 2010 she won the Living TV show Party Wars.[27] She won series 10 of ITV's I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here.[28]

Over 25s

Jamie Archer

Colour image of Jamie Archer singing
Jamie Archer singing on 20 March 2010 at The O2 Arena on the X Factor tour

James "Jamie" Archer (also nicknamed "Jamie Afro" due to his hairstyle) (born 26 July 1975)[29] is a musician from Putney, London, England. He was the oldest of the 12 finalists in this series. He has had considerable experience on the London gig circuit, and plays a number of instruments, mainly the guitar.[29] He sang "Sex on Fire" in his first audition. In week 3 of the live shows, he had chosen to sing "If I Can Dream", but his mentor Cowell strongly disagreed and suggested "Angel of Harlem". Eventually Archer gave in although he only had 24 hours to rehearse the new song.[30] Walsh accused Cowell of bending the rules, as the theme that week was big band. Walsh said: "I'm a bit confused because the theme is big band and you came out and sang a U2 song. I feel it's cheating. I wouldn't get away with it and neither would the girls – I don't know why Simon does."[31] During the judges' comments after his performance on the fourth live show, Walsh called him "a Lenny Kravitz impersonator".[32] He was voted out in week 6, having been in the bottom two with Lloyd Daniels.

Archer is recording his debut album with his band, rock group ARCHER, which is due for release in 2012.[33][34] "Insanity" will be the band's debut single, available on general release for download on 3 October 2011 [35]. A UK tour was scheduled for September 2011, but was postponed due to the band's drummer and Jamie's brother, Stephen Archer, dislocating his wrist in a fall. The rescheduled tour will be announced later in the year [36].

He is an official celebrity supporter of the World Society for the Protection of Animals' campaign against intensive dairy farming,[37] Not In My Cuppa.[38][39]

Danyl Johnson

Danyl Aaron Johnson (born 17 July 1982)[40] is from Arborfield, near Reading, Berkshire, England. He works as a dance and drama teacher, having taught at three stage schools, including the Southcote-based renowned stage school Starmaker and School of the Arts (SOTA) in Windsor.[41] He also revealed that he survived testicular cancer as a boy. He opened up about his experience while answering questions from fans at a secret X Factor gig held at the O2 arena in London on 5 December. He said his brush with cancer had left him feeling passionate about encouraging men to get themselves checked out.[42]

Johnson was previously a member of two boy bands, Upfrunt, a duo with band mate Steven Blackie, and StreetLevel, with band members Adam Harris, Dean Brindley and Steven Blackie.[43][44] StreetLevel disbanded when Johnson left in 2006 to audition for The X Factor's third series, but he failed to make it past the early stages and did not get to audition for the judges.[45] Johnson is also member of the band Empty Spaces, but he was forced to put the project on hold because his bandmate Nick Burrage did not want to be involved in The X Factor.[44]

At the auditions in 2009, Simon Cowell described his performance of "With a Little Help From My Friends" as "the best first audition I have ever heard."[2] Johnson came out as bisexual in August 2009 in the national press, fearing kiss-and-tell stories.[46][47] Following his performance of "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" in the first live show, Minogue said, "If we're to believe what we read in the papers, there was no need to change the gender reference" (referring to the song's lyrics), causing outrage amongst viewers.[46] Minogue later apologised for any offence caused.

In week 2, Johnson sang a yet unreleased and largely unknown composition, "I Didn't Know My Own Strength", from Whitney Houston's "I Look to You" album, for which Cowell stated on air during an interview that he got special permission from Houston. However, Johnson revealed later that he had infuriated Houston by choosing to sing her unreleased album track. He admitted: "Whitney absolutely hated me and she was the worst guest."[48] In week 3, Johnson sang "Feeling Good", receiving glowing comments from the show's judges, including one from Walsh that he was "unstoppable". However, after the public vote, he found himself in the bottom two with Miss Frank. After the judging vote went to deadlock, he was saved by the public vote. In week 4, Johnson sang "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing", however many of the judges felt he had lost his "mojo" having been in the bottom two the previous week. In week 5, Johnson came on stage with a new look while singing "Purple Rain". He received praise from the judges who approved of his new demeanour. In the following 4 weeks Danyl remained on the show, his performances received multiple praise and criticism from the judge panel until his departure in week 9.

Johnson left The X Factor in the semi-finals on 6 December 2009, receiving the fewest votes of the remaining finalists and thus finishing fourth. His mentor said: "I said to him before we went on stage, there is nothing I would have changed, nothing more he could have done"[49] The official Danyl Johnson website also featured an original song from his Enchanced CD, an original composition entitled Beautiful Life.

Johnson has stressed that he wishes to record a "really good album".[citation needed] On 31 August 2010 he revealed he is going to go to New York at some point to record an album, which he plans to release fall 2011, having worked with artists such as Marc Broussard. On 8 April 2011 he appeared on an episode of Benidorm performing in a bar.[citation needed]

Olly Murs

Colour image of Olly Murs singing
Olly Murs singing on 20 March 2010 at The O2 Arena on the X Factor tour
Main article: Olly Murs

Oliver "Olly" Stanley Murs[50] (born 14 May 1984)[51] is from Witham, Essex, England. He was born to Vicky-Lynn and Peter Murs, who is of Latvian descent. Murs has two siblings, sister Fay and twin brother Ben. He attended Notley High School[52] where he was a star striker in the school's football team. He also played semi-professionally for Witham Town.[53] He is a supporter of Manchester United.[54] He works as an energy advisor in a call centre. He previously appeared on the TV show Deal or No Deal, where in his game he won £10 after inadvertently swapping his box which contained £1,000.[2]

He performed "Superstition" in his first audition and Simon Cowell said it was "the easiest yes I have ever given". On the first live show he sang "She's the One" and on the second, "A Fool in Love", a performance which Cowell described as being "in a different league." For week three he took on "Bewitched". Walsh commented that he was the "dark horse of the competition," and Cole said he was "coming into his own each week." He frequently employed dance moves in his performance including his trademark "Olly wiggle."[55] In week 4 he sang "Come Together" and again received positive comments, with Walsh predicting, "I think you're in the final three," and Cowell saying he was "progressing better than just about everybody."[56] In week 5 he performed "Twist and Shout" and in week 6 "Don't Stop Me Now", after which he was labelled by Minogue as, "absolutely the best performer we have on the show by far."[57]

After a performance of "Fastlove", he was in the bottom two in week 7, with John & Edward. Cowell and Cole decided to send John & Edward home, but Walsh voted against Murs. Minogue then decided against taking the judges' vote to deadlock and sent home John & Edward. When the voting statistics were later released on The X Factor website, they revealed that if Minogue had voted to save John & Edward and taken it to deadlock, Murs would have been sent home on popular vote, as John & Edward gained 10.7% of the popular vote against just 9.8% to Murs. In the semi-finals Murs had to miss the wedding of his brother. The ceremony took place just 16 miles from the show's studio, but Cowell, his mentor, was against letting him off for a few hours on this crucial semi-final day.[58] He sang "Can You Feel It" and "We Can Work It Out" in the semi-final and ended up as one of the three finalists, breaking down in tears upon hearing the result.[59]

In the final on 12 December, he repeated his audition song, "Supersition", following which Cowell said putting him in the final 12 was "the best risk I have ever taken in my life". Murs then sang with Robbie Williams on a duet of "Angels". Williams fluffed his lines as he walked on stage to join Murs and came in at the wrong time, singing the second line of the song, but was helped by Murs to find the right spot.[60] There was then a repeat performance of his week 2 song "Fool in Love". Murs qualified for the final two and first sang a repeat performance of "Twist and Shout", following which Louis Walsh commented, "You're a born, born showman and no matter what happens tonight you're going to have a great career in music." In his final performance on the show he performed the winner's song, "The Climb", finishing it in tears.[61] He was told by Cole, "You absolutely tore it from your soul. I've never heard you sing like that. I thought it was a beautiful version of the song."[62] He lost the final to Joe McElderry the next day and finished as the runner-up.[63]

On 15 December, two days after the final, it was reported that Simon was going to offer Murs a record deal in early 2010.[64] Following his defeat, Murs was reportedly texted by duet partner Robbie Williams and invited to visit him in his Los Angeles mansion and participate in the upcoming Soccer Aid, organised by Williams.[54] Olly performed in the X Factor tour, alongside Joe McElderry, John & Edward, Stacey Soloman Lucie Jones and several other finalists. It was later revealed on The Xtra Factor that Murs was predicted by all the judges and presenters (except Minogue who said Nicole Jackson and Cole who said Miss Frank as a second choice) as the favourite to win the series at the Boot Camp stage.[65][66]

As with all other finalists save the winner, Murs began gigging around the country following the end of the show.[67] A fight broke out at one New Year's Eve gig in London prompted by enthusiastic fans.[68] He was also booked to appear at the engagement party of model Danielle Lloyd.[69] Footage of Murs appearing on Deal or No Deal was later featured in an edition of the BBC's Almost Famous on 2 January 2010.[70]

Murs was signed to a joint deal between Epic Records and Syco Music in February 2010.[71] His debut album, Olly Murs was be released on 29 November 2010 with the single, "Please Don't Let Me Go", out on 29 August 2010[72] which debuted at No1.

Groups

John & Edward

Main article: Jedward
Colour image of Jedward singing
Jedward performing on 20 March 2010 at The O2 Arena on the X Factor tour

John & Edward are a duo made up of identical twin brothers John and Edward Grimes (born 16 October 1991),[73] from Dublin, Ireland. They both attended the Dublin Institute of Education[74] and are known for their distinctive blonde quiffs. The twins started singing at the age of five.[75] There was controversy surrounding the two of them when they sang over the other people in their section during the bootcamp auditions. Cowell said that they had put the people in their group at a disadvantage, but the other contestants were eliminated after Louis Walsh championed the twins.

On the first live show, John & Edward performed Robbie Williams' hit "Rock DJ". Cowell said afterwards, "It was a musical nightmare." and that "The truth is... is that Louis has put you through because you're Irish."[76] In week 3, after singing Ricky Martin's "She Bangs", the studio audience heckled the twins, but mentor Walsh confronted the audience by saying: "Boo all you bloody want. I don't like bullying."[77] John & Edward were in the bottom two with Lucie Jones in week 5, but were saved by the public vote, having received 9.2% of the vote, while Jones had received 8.8%. In week 6, John & Edward sang a mashup of "Under Pressure" and "Ice Ice Baby". During the song, Scottish DJ Calvin Harris invaded the stage with a pineapple on his head to poke fun at their quiffs and was thrown out of the studio. Harris later apologised for his behaviour, posting on his Twitter page: "At the end of the day, I had a pineapple on my head. Sorry if I caused anyone embarrassment. P.S. I love Jedward. (sic)". The twins were praised by Walsh, who said that it was their best performance of the competition. He also praised them for ignoring Harris's stage invasion. John & Edward's performance also won over harshest critic Simon Cowell, who said: "I can't judge you in the real world any more. I have to judge you in Jedwardland, wherever that planet exists; and so if I kind of take myself there, I would say that was your best performance. And I have to say this: There's no point in me getting angry or serious about this, if people like you, they like you. I have to tell this as well guys. You've conducted yourself very well in this competition. You just get on with it".[78] John & Edward were eliminated from the competition in week 7 by the judges after being in the bottom two with Olly Murs, but when the statistics showing the number of votes were revealed after the end of the series, it was shown that they gained 0.9% more votes than Murs. It was also shown that they were never in the top three of any week's vote, contrary to newspaper reports that they gained the most votes in week three.[79]

Kandy Rain

Kandy Rain are a four piece girl group comprising Azi Jegbefume (born 19 April 1984), Coco Lloyd (born 11 February 1987), Khatereh Dovani (Born 24 April 1984) and Chemmane Applewhite (Born 26 January 1984).[80] They were criticised by Cole and Minogue due to the fact they were wearing provocative performance suits. They were the first contestants to be voted off, having performed in the bottom two with Rachel Adedeji. The decision was cast using the public votes as the judges' votes were deadlocked.

The band told BBC Radio 1's Newsbeat that they had vowed to stay together despite their early exit.[81] In 2010, the group appeared on episode 9 of series 3 of Snog Marry Avoid?.[82]

Miss Frank

Miss Frank are a three-piece girl group consisting of rapper Graziella Affinita (born 13 February 1984), 25, and singers Shar Alexandra (born 14 April 1984), 25, and Shaniece Davis (born 28 November 1987), 21.[83] They formed at the Bootcamp stage when the judges offered them the chance to enter the competition as a group after being rejected as solo artists.[4] The first song Miss Frank performed together was "That's Life", which they later sang again in week 3. The group were put in the bottom two alongside Danyl Johnson. The judging vote deadlocked and it was revealed Miss Frank had the lower public vote and they were eliminated. After hearing the decision, Miss Frank promised to stay together, with their mentor Louis Walsh encouraging them to do so, saying: "I hope they stay together as a group. They've got a lot more to give and they're great girls. I love them."[84] On GMTV, the girls announced that they were working in the Sony BMG studio with different people including artist Remi Nicole, trying to 'find their sound'. The trio have been spending a lot of time penning their own songs in the studio and recently uploaded one of their original tracks, a midtempo number entitled 'Caught Up' on YouTube.

On 27 July 2010, it was revealed that Shaniece had left the band, replaced by one of the 2008 boot camp contestants Cherelle. Due to this sudden activity, the three are now trying to come up with a new band name, asking visitors to the HeatWorld website to help them.[85] However, Cherelle has since left the band, leaving original members Graziella and Shar to form new Duo "Scarlet Lowe".[86]

See also

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