final American Juniors band member revealed tonight; single out today.

Aug. 12, 2003, 6:30 am | 0 comments

final American Juniors band member revealed tonight; single out today.
The fifth and final American Juniors group member will be revealed tonight on the 8 p.m. ET penultimate episode of the relatively unpopular American Idol spin-off. Also today, the show’s first record will be released. Billboard reports that One Step Closer “will feature the reality series/talent show’s 10 finalists singing the Cathy Dennis-written song ‘One Step Closer.’ Also included will be two mixes of the American Juniors performing a cover of Kim Wilde’s 1982 hit ‘Kids in America.'” All 10 finalists will also apparently be featured on the full-length album Kids in America, which will be released Sept. 9.

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