Idol 2005
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| Idol 2005 | |
| Idol 2005 Finalists (with dates of elimination) |
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| Season 2 (2005) | |
| Agnes Carlsson | Winner |
| Sebastian Karlsson | December 2 |
| Sibel Redzep | November 25 |
| Jens Pääjärvi | November 18 |
| Måns Zelmerlöw | November 11 |
| Elina Nelson | November 4 |
| Jonah Hallberg | October 28 |
| Ola Svensson | October 21 |
| Marième Niang | October 14 |
| Maria Albayrak | October 7 |
| Cindy Lamréus | September 30 |
Idol 2005 was the second season of the Swedish version of Idol. This season the jury visited other areas of Sweden including: Stockholm, Göteborg, Malmö, Piteå and Sundsvall.
24 contestants appeared to the public in four groups of six contestants and the two contestants with the highest phone and SMS votes in each group became finalists. The judges also held a Wildcard episode in which two contestants advanced to the finals based on viewer votes and one contestant based on the jury's choice; Agnes Carlsson.
The finalists of Idol 2005 also recorded a CD of show performances as did the first season of Idol 2004. Idol 2005 - My Own Idol was also a highly successful CD earning double platinum accreditation in Sweden.
The two contestants making the grand final were Agnes Carlsson, from Vänersborg, and Sebastian Karlsson, from Morgongåva. In this final, both contestants sang their version of the winning single: Right Here, Right Now (My Heart Belongs to You). Agnes became the third Idol wildcard to win Idol 2005. BMG released the single, followed by her debut album Agnes. During 2006, Sebastian released his debut self-titled album as well as his debut single Do What You're Told. It was also revealed that Ola Svensson gained a record deal too. He released his debut single Rain in April, followed by his debut album Given To Fly in May. Jens Pääjärvi released a single as well called I Wanna Love You. Agnes, Sebastian, and Ola all went on to release a sophomore album. Agnes' is called Stronger and was released in 2006, Sebastian's is called The Vintage Virgin and was released in 2007, and Ola's is called Good Enough and was also released in 2007. Jens went on to release an album entitled This Is. Måns Zelmerlöw released an album called Stand By For... in 2007. Sibel Redzep released an album called The Diving Belle in 2008.
Contents |
[edit] Jury
[edit] Hosts
- Tobbe Blom
- Johan Wiman
[edit] Semi Final Qualifyings
Top 24
Format: 2 out of 6 making in each day + two wildcards + one joker chosen by the judges announced on the day of the first final
| Date | First | Second |
| September 19 | Jonah Hallberg | Cindy Lamreus |
| September 20 | Måns Zelmerlöw | Maria Albayrak |
| September 21 | Sibel Redzep | Ola Svensson |
| September 22 | Sebastian Karlsson | Elina Nelson |
| September 23 (Wildcards) |
Jens Pääjärvi (Viewers choice) |
Marième Niang (Viewers choice) |
| Judges Joker | Agnes Carlsson |
[edit] Bottom three statistic
| Date | Bottom Three | ||
| September 30 | Cindy Lamréus | Jens Pääjärvi | Marième Niang |
| October 7 | Maria Albayrak | Måns Zelmerlöw | Marième Niang (2) |
| October 14 | Marième Niang (3) | Jens Pääjärvi (2) | Elina Nelson |
| October 21 | Ola Svensson | Måns Zelmerlöw (2) | Jens Pääjärvi (3) |
| October 28 | Jonah Hallberg | Jens Pääjärvi (4) | Elina Nelson (2) |
| November 4 | Elina Nelson (3) | Jens Pääjärvi (5) | Sibel Redzep |
| Bottom Two | |||
| November 11 | Måns Zelmerlöw (3) | Jens Pääjärvi (6) | |
| November 18 | Jens Pääjärvi (7) | ||
| November 25 | Sibel Redzep (2) | ||
| December 2 | Sebastian Karlsson | Agnes Carlsson | |
