American singer-songwriter (born 1992)
MacKenzie Bourg
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Birth name
| MacKenzie Richard Bourg
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Born
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1992-09-11
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September 11, 1992
(age 31)
Lafayette, Louisiana
, U.S.
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Genres
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Occupation(s)
| - Singer-songwriter
- musician
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Instrument(s)
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Years active
| 2012?present
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Musical artist
MacKenzie Richard Bourg
(born September 11, 1992;
;
BER
) is an American singer-songwriter originally from
Lafayette, Louisiana
. He was placed fourth in the
fifteenth season
of the reality show
American Idol
.
Prior to appearing on
American Idol
, Bourg competed in the
third season
of
The Voice
.
Biography
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MacKenzie Bourg was born on September 11, 1992, the son of Rudy Bourg and Michelle Arceneaux.
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He attended St. Thomas More High School in Lafayette. He played basketball at school but had to quit the sport in his junior year after contracting a virus which triggered
congestive heart failure
, and had to be kept in an induced coma.
[3]
[4]
After his recovery from his illness, he concentrated on music.
[5]
He was a contestant on the
third season
of
The Voice
where he was defaulted to
CeeLo Green
's team.
Later career
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In 2016, Bourg auditioned for American Idol at
Atlanta, Georgia
performing a medley of songs by the judges. He sang his original song "Roses" for his final solo performance to advance to the Showcase round.
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Bourg advanced to the top 24 after he performed "
Can't Help Falling in Love
".
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He was eliminated out of the top 4 on March 31.
"Lost & Found" was released in December 2017.
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The Voice
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Overview
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Performances/results
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American Idol
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Overview
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MacKenzie auditioned for the
fifteenth season
of
American Idol
in
Atlanta, Georgia
. He performed a medley of songs for the judges, and was given a ticket to Hollywood. During both the Showcase Round and Top 14, he sang his original song "Roses", which was loved by the judges and fans at home.
He performed a duet with
Lauren Alaina
during night two of top 24, singing "
I Hope You Dance
." During top 6, he performed a duet with fellow contestant
Dalton Rapattoni
, singing "
I Want It That Way
."
After being in the bottom 2 with
La'Porsha Renae
, Bourg was eliminated on March 31.
Performances/results
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Post-
Idol
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Bourg released his single "
Roses
" in association with
Big Machine Records
on April 7.
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Discography
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Singles
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The Voice
releases
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American Idol
releases
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Filmography
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References
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Herman Fuselier (February 11, 2016).
"Mackenzie Bourg awaits another decision on 'Idol'
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The Advertiser
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Kris Wartelle (January 5, 2016).
"Lafayette singer to compete on 'Idol' ? Will 2016 be his year?"
.
The Advertiser
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Jude Walker (March 25, 2016).
"MacKenzie Bourg Makes the Top 4 of 'American Idol'
"
.
973 The Dawg
.
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Rachel McRady (September 11, 2012).
"Who Is Mackenzie Bourg From The Voice Season 3?"
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Wetpaint
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Judy Bergeron (March 22, 2016).
"Louisiana 'Idol' contestant MacKenzie Bourg, now in Top 5, says this could be 'my best week'
"
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The Advocate
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Kirkland, Justin.
"American Idol recap: 'Hollywood Round #3': Sometimes the only thing that can get you through solo rounds is a good best friend"
.
Entertainment Weekly
. Retrieved
February 3,
2016
.
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Kirkland, Justin.
"American Idol recap: 'Hollywood Round #4': After a grueling Hollywood Week, the final 51 are narrowed down to 24"
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Entertainment Weekly
. Retrieved
February 4,
2016
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"MacKenzie Bourg Returns With Uplifting Folk-Pop-Rock Hybrid 'Lost & Found': Exclusive"
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Billboard
. Retrieved
January 4,
2018
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"The top 10 songs and albums on the iTunes Store"
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The Washington Post
. Associated Press. April 9, 2016. Archived from
the original
on April 23, 2016.
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"MacKenzie Bourg ? Chart History: Hot Rock Songs"
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Billboard
. Retrieved
April 14,
2016
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"MacKenzie Bourg ? Chart History: Rock Digital Songs"
.
Billboard
. Retrieved
April 14,
2016
.
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"Pop Digital Songs"
.
Billboard
. November 17, 2012.
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