Logan Johnson #InspireExcellence Podcast // Episode 20
Logan Johnson is a 20 year old singer/songwriter from Boise, Idaho that recently made it to the top 20 on American Idol Season 17. Logan was raised in Boise and graduated from Centennial High School in 2016. Logan also worked for BVA CEO Tommy Ahlquist for a short time in the building engineering department.
While he stood out for his vocals, it was his message that made an even bigger impact. Logan auditioned for American Idol in Coeur d'Alene in 2018. He sang "Sober" by Demi Lovato and all three judges voted "yes", sending him to the next round. He competed and continued to gain traction in the competition. Logan later sang "Love Don't Live Here Anymore" by City and Colour and "What a Time" by Julia Michaels, ft. Niall Horan in a duet with Michaels. Afterwards, the judges told him he did not become a Top 14 finalist and he was eliminated.
Logan has moved back to Boise since the competition and is planning on continuing his vocal career and using this opportunity as a springboard to spread his message and story with the world.
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