1. Siobhan Magnus was born on March 15,1990, to parents Alan and Colleen Magnus.
19 Facts About Siobhan Magnus
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Siobhan Magnus was raised in Barnstable, Massachusetts, along with her two older brothers, her older sister and her two younger siblings.
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Siobhan Magnus is the niece of two musicians: Tracy Ferrie, currently the bassist for Boston and former bassist for Stryper, and Alan Ware, drummer for Ultrasonic Rock Orchestra.
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Siobhan Magnus first started singing in a fourth grade choral concert when she sang "Tomorrow" from the play Annie.
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Siobhan Magnus previously fronted an alternative rock band called Lunar Valve, consisting of Ralph Bousquet, Matthew Kohler, and Jordan Bonina.
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Siobhan Magnus is a 2008 graduate of Barnstable High School in Hyannis, Massachusetts.
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Siobhan Magnus auditioned as a vocal major Berklee College of Music, but was not accepted.
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Siobhan Magnus attended Salem State College, but dropped out after one semester.
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Siobhan Magnus worked as an apprentice glassblower in Hyannis before taking part in American Idol.
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Siobhan Magnus auditioned for American Idol in the summer of 2009 in Boston, and was one of two Massachusetts contestants to make the semi-finals of the show.
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Siobhan Magnus emerged as an early contender after her interpretation of "Think" by Aretha Franklin and "Paint It, Black" by The Rolling Stones.
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Siobhan Magnus visited the If I Can Dream house and sang "I Will Come to You" by Hanson and "Halo" by Beyonce.
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Siobhan Magnus made an appearance on The Wendy Williams Show performing "Summertime".
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Siobhan Magnus returned to the finale of American Idol on May 26,2010, and sang "How Deep Is Your Love" with Aaron Kelly, who were both joined by the Bee Gees.
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Siobhan Magnus had group performances with Alice Cooper, Christina Aguilera and Janet Jackson.
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On June 9,2010, Siobhan Magnus performed with childhood Idols Hanson at the Bardot in Hollywood, California.
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Siobhan Magnus recorded her debut album, Moonbaby, with Nashville-based Pacific International Music.
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In March 2013, Siobhan Magnus showcased a new band called Doubtful Guest, featuring several members of bands from the 1990s.
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Siobhan Magnus has contributed vocals to video game soundtracks, including The End Is Nigh and Blade Strangers.