Jason Derulo and Altiyan Childs on the show!
Ladies and gents, boys and girls get ready to scream because we’ve got a stellar guest line-up in store for you!
This week’s special guests will be series one X Factor winner Altiyan Childs who’ll be performing his new track "Ordinary Man".
We also have the one and only Jason Derulo who be performing a medley of "It Girl" and "Don’t Wanna Go Home"!
And that’s not all! Jason – who has sold over 20 million singles, will join the finalists on The X Factor stage to sing a Michael Jackson medley… it’s going to be amazing!
For more info on both our special guests visit their official websites:
Altiyan Childs' Official Website
Jason Derulo's Official Website
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9 Comments
Altiyan Childs is an Ordinary Man? Yeah right... YOU ROCK JASON DERULO! ;D
ReplyAltiyan Childs brings back good memories from last year, I just can't seem to get enough of him. His song ordinary fan was fantastic, Loved it! Can't wait to hear more from Altiyan. Lets face the truth, Altiyan made the X Factor show last year and he did raise the bar....
ReplyBring back Audio Vixen... I think they were the only one's that definately knew how to sing... The rest of them are ok, nothing that great! I think this is the worst X Factor I have ever seen, shouldn't these singers be 100% already on their performances?? Last years candidates were more professional as they were much better singers who can hold the notes!
ReplyAbsolutely loved Altiyan's performance tonight and his band were fantastic. Makes you remember how great last year was. Thank you Xfactor.
Replyplease please let mitch sing australias best import in country music keith urban, he is born to sing country, nat find the best in country and let him sing you have tim mcgraw, brooks and dunn, garth brooks, alan jackson even the eagles can be classed as country rock please give him what he wants to enable him to do his best.
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