Tori Thompson
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Tori Dawn Thompson (born October 25, 1993) is an American singer and actress from Santa Maria, California. In 2003, she and her sister, Taylor appeared on the reality talent show American Juniors to join a pop group of the same name. The girls made the group, along with members Danielle White, Lucy Hale and Chauncey Matthews. When the group disbanded, Taylor and Tori focused on their own careers. The two of them wrote and recorded music for their demo and are currently looking for a label. Tori auditioned for and got a part in a segment for Comedy Central's Blue Collar TV with Jeff Foxworthy and auditioned for the movie remake of When A Stranger Calls, alongside American Idol (Season 3) runner-up, Diana DeGarmo, who was auditioning for a different part.
Tori and her sister began an auction to help the tsunami victims of 2004. She and Taylor raised money to help UNICEF by auctioning off their homemade scarves. Most recently, the two held another auction to help victims of the Hurricane Katrina victims by auctioning off autographed American Juniors memorabilia.
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Songs she sang on "Juniors" "Let 'er Rip" "Bad Moon Rising" "Love the one You're with" "Karma"(Concert Special, Jordan Mccoy Sang this song in the competiton)
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