Indonesian Idol
{{Short description|Indonesian singing competition}}
{{More citations needed|date=March 2022}}
{{Use dmy dates|date=February 2021}}
{{Infobox television
| image = Indonesian Idol 2012 logo.png
| alt_name = {{plainlist|
- Indonesian Idol: Who's The Next? (season 3)
- Indonesian Idol: Be The Next (season 4)
- Indonesian Idol: Kebanggaan (season 5)
- Indonesian Idol: Be a Superstar (season 6)
- Indonesian Idol: A Decade of Dreams (season 8)
- Indonesian Idol Is Back (season 9)
- Indonesian Idol X: Home of the Idols (season 10)
- Indonesian Idol Special Season: A New Chapter (season 11)
- Indonesian Idol: Home Of The Idols (season 12 - 13)
}}
| caption =
| genre = Reality television
Talent show
| runtime = Varies
| creator = Simon Fuller
| based_on = Pop Idol
| executive_producer = Aurora Maris (2004–07)
Yogi Hartarto (2004–08)
Dada Soenardhi (2005)
Muhammad Razief S (2006–08)
Maria E. Febriyani (2010)
Andrew Cam (2015–)
Virgita Ruchiman (2012–)
Fabian Dharmawan (2012–)
| presenter = Irgy Fahrezi
Atta
Daniel Mananta
Dewi Sandra
Sere Kalina
Boy William
| judges ={{ubl|Titi DJ|Meuthia Kasim|Dimas Djayadiningrat|Indra Lesmana|Indy Barends|Jamie Aditya|Anang Hermansyah|Erwin Gutawa|Rossa|Agnez Mo|Ahmad Dhani|Tantri Syalindri|Maia Estianty|Ari Lasso|Armand Maulana|Judika|Bunga Citra Lestari|David Bayu}}
| theme_music_composer = Julian Gingell
Barry Stone
Cathy Dennis
| country = Indonesia
| language = Indonesian
| company = Fremantle (PT. Dunia Visitama Produksi)
19 Entertainment
| network = RCTI
| first_aired = {{start date|2004|4|9|df=y}}
| last_aired = present
| num_seasons = 12
| num_episodes = 231
| related = Franchise
American Idol
Pop Idol
}}
Indonesian Idol is an Indonesian reality television singing competition created by Simon Fuller and produced by RCTI Production Team and FremantleMedia Asia. The show began airing on RCTI in March 2004 and became one of the most popular shows in the history of Indonesian television. Part of the Idol franchise, it was as a spin-off from the UK show Pop Idol.
The concept of the series is to find new solo recording artists where the winner is determined by the viewers. Through telephone calls, SMS text, and the RCTI+ app voting, viewers have chosen 12 winners to date: Joy Tobing, Mike Mohede, Ihsan Tarore, Rini Wulandari, Januarisman, Igo Pentury, Regina Ivanova, Nowela Auparay, Maria Simorangkir, Lyodra Ginting, Rimar Callista, and Salma Salsabil (listed in chronological order).
The series employs a panel of judges who critique the contestants' performances. The judges of the inaugural season were jazz musician Indra Lesmana, pop diva Titi DJ, radio personality Meuthia Kasim, and film director Dimas Djayadiningrat. The judging panels in the following seasons included TV hosts Indy Barends and Jamie Aditya, composer Erwin Gutawa, musicians Ahmad Dhani, Anang Hermansyah, and Maia Estianty; and singers Agnez Mo, Armand Maulana, Tantri Syalindri, Rossa, Ari Lasso, Bunga Citra Lestari, David Bayu, and Indonesian Idol season 2 runner-up Judika.
The show's inaugural season was hosted by radio DJ Atta and TV host Irgi Ahmad Fahrezy. In 2006, MTV Indonesia's VJ Daniel Mananta replaced Irgi as the main host, while singer Dewi Sandra replaced Atta in 2008, until Daniel Mananta became the sole host of the show in 2010–2012. In 2017, presenter Sere Kalina was added as a second host. In 2020, TV host, YouTuber, and former VJ Boy William replaced Daniel Mananta as the sole host of the show.
The show has won several awards, including the 2005 and 2006 Panasonic Awards for the Best Music Variety Show. The show won over its popular rival singing competition show at the time, Akademi Fantasi Indosiar (known locally as AFI).
After the fifth season, the show was discontinued because of declining ratings before it resumed with its sixth season in 2010. The seventh season was held in 2012 and rapidly became the most successful season in the history of Indonesian Idol. Originally planned to be replaced by X Factor Indonesia in 2013, both shows were broadcast every alternate year. The show's rating declined again in 2014 which resulted in another discontinuation, when it was replaced by The Voice Indonesia. However, due to its low ratings, RCTI announced in June 2017 that Indonesian Idol would return after a three-year hiatus. The 13th season of the show premiered on Monday, December 9, 2024.
Judges and hosts
The show originally had four judges, namely jazz musician Indra Lesmana, Indonesian pop singer Titi DJ, radio personality Meuthia Kasim, and film director {{ill|Dimas Djayadiningrat|id}}. In season three, radio and television personality Indy Barends replaced Meuthia Kasim because of Meuthia's health. Indy stayed only for one season and left the show before season four. In season four, MTV video jockey, actor, and radio host Jamie Aditya replaced Indy Barends; and musician, singer, producer, and impresario Anang Hermansyah replaced Dimas Djay. In season five, Jamie left the panel, and only three judges—Indra, Titi, and Anang—were left. In 2010, Indra Lesmana and Titi DJ left the panel and were replaced by composer and conductor Erwin Gutawa and singer–actress Agnes Monica. Indonesian and Malaysian pop singer Rossa joined the panel to be the fourth judge. In 2012, Anang Hermansyah and Agnes Monica returned as judges, while a frontman of Dewa 19—musician, composer, and hits-maker music producer Ahmad Dhani—replaced Erwin Gutawa. In 2014, Titi DJ returned to the panel, while Agnes Monica left the panel and was replaced by singer and vocalist of Kotak Band {{ill|Tantri Syalindri Ichlasari|lt=Tantri Syalindri|id|}}. Anang and Dhani returned as judges. In 2018, RCTI announced that all judges from last season would not be returning and the number of the panel was changed from four judges to five. Pop-rock singer and ex-frontman of Dewa 19, Ari Lasso; frontman of Gigi and songwriter {{ill|Armand Maulana|id}}; music producer and musician Maia Estianty; actress and pop singer BCL, and the runner-up of {{ill|Indonesian Idol 2005|lt=Indonesian Idol season 2|id}}, Judika, were all set for the panel. For season 10, or "Idol X", all the judges from previous season returned, except for Armand, due to his duties on another talent show, who was replaced by a previous season's judge, Anang Hermansyah, after a hiatus of one season. In the 2020 season, BCL was replaced by pop singer Rossa, due to BCL's mental health after her husband's death in the same year. In the 2022 season, Maia and Ari were replaced by the judge exiting from the Special Season; BCL also rejoined the panel. The ex-frontman of Naif, {{ill|David Bayu|id}}, was the new judge.
Guest judges may occasionally be introduced. In season one, the guest judge was pop singer Krisdayanti. In season two, musician, music producer, composer, and songwriter {{ill|Yovie Widianto|id}}{{Cite news| first=Ine| last=Yordenaya| title=Yovie Keluar, Dimas Djay Masuk Lagi| date=26 May 2005|publisher=DetikHot| url=http://www.detikhot.com/read/2005/05/26/211554/369194/231/yovie-keluar-dimas-djay-masuk-lagi}} replaced Dimas Djay. Musician, composer, songwriter, and music producer Ahmad Dhani{{Cite news| first=Puteri| last=Fatia| title=Ahmad Dhani Gantikan Meuthia Kasim di Indonesian Idol| date=8 July 2005|publisher=DetikHot| url=http://www.detikhot.com/read/2005/07/08/171558/399410/231/ahmad-dhani-gantikan-meuthia-kasim-di-indonesian-idol}} replaced Meuthia Kasim in the Any Cities audition. In season four, Titi DJ was replaced several times by comedian, actress, radio host, and singer Tika Panggabean{{Cite news| first=Yulia| last=Dian| title=Tika Panggabean: Jadi Juri Idol Seberat Badan Saya| date=10 June 2007|publisher=DetikHot| url=http://www.detikhot.com/read/2007/06/10/154420/791771/231/tika-panggabean-jadi-juri-idol-seberat-badan-saya}} in the Spectacular Show. In season six, singer, songwriter, music producer, composer, and music arranger Melly Goeslaw; Ahmad Dhani; frontman for ST 12 {{ill|Charly van Houten|id}}; frontman for Ungu {{ill|Sigit Purnomo Syamsuddin Said|lt=Pasha|id}}; and frontman for Gigi {{ill|Armand Maulana|id}} were the guest judges in the Spectacular Show. Guest judges were used in the audition rounds in seasons five, six, and seven: such as singer {{ill|Rio Febrian|id}}, Melly Goeslaw, singer and songwriter {{ill|Nugie|id}}, and {{ill|Yovie Widianto|id}} in season five[http://www.tempointeraktif.com/hg/gosip/2010/02/23/brk,20100223-227916,id.html Rossa Jadi Juri Tamu]. Retrieved 6 July 2010 and Melly Goeslaw, Ahmad Dhani,[http://www.pikiran-rakyat.com/node/116523 Indonesian Idol Usung Tema 'Tribute to Ahmad Dhani'] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160303171532/http://www.pikiran-rakyat.com/node/116523 |date=3 March 2016 }}. Pikiran Rakyat. 24 June 2010. Retrieved 6 July 2010 singer {{ill|Hedi Yunus|id}}, pop-jazz singer Andien, and singer {{ill|Nina Tamam|id}} in season seven.
The first two seasons were presented by Amelia Natasha (a.k.a. Ata) and Irgi Ahmad Fahrezy. Irgi quit after the second season and was replaced by Daniel Mananta. In the fifth season, Ata left the show and was replaced by RnB, dance, and pop singer Dewi Sandra. Since the sixth and seventh seasons, only Daniel Mananta was the host. In the eighth season, {{ill|Pica Priscilla|id}} and {{ill|Lolita Agustine|id}} acted as the backstage hosts. In the ninth and tenth seasons, {{ill|Sere Kalina Florencia Sitorus|lt=Sere Kalina|id}} was also a host, with Daniel Mananta. In the eleventh season, actor, rapper, TV host, and YouTuber Boy William replaced Daniel Mananta as the host. However, when Boy William was tested positive for COVID-19 at the end of December 2020, until mid-January 2021, Daniel Mananta returned to be guest host. When Boy recovered, he hosted, together with Daniel, until Daniel left at end of January 2021.
=Presenters=
Key: {{Color box|yellow|border=darkgray}} Current {{Color box|silver|border=darkgray}} Previous
| class="wikitable"; width="100%"
! rowspan="2" |Presenters ! colspan="13" |Season | |||||||||||||
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boy William | colspan="3" style="text-align:center; background:yellow;"| | ||||||||||||
| Irgy Fahrezi | colspan="2" style="text-align:center; background:silver;" | | ||||||||||||
| Atta | colspan="4" style="text-align:center; background:silver;" | | ||||||||||||
| Daniel Mananta | colspan="8" style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| | ||||||||||||
| Dewi Sandra | style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| | ||||||||||||
| Lolita Agustine | style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| | ||||||||||||
| Pica Priscilla | style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| | ||||||||||||
| Sere Kalina | colspan="2" style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| |
=Judges=
Key: {{Color box|yellow|border=darkgray}} Current {{Color box|silver|border=darkgray}} Previous
| class="wikitable"; width="100%"
! rowspan="2" |Judges ! colspan="13" |Season | |||||||||||||
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Judika | colspan="5" style="text-align:center; background:yellow;"| | ||||||||||||
| Anang Hermansyah | colspan="5" style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| | colspan="4" style="text-align:center; background:yellow;"| | |||||||||||
| Rossa | style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| | colspan="3" style="text-align:center; background:yellow;"| | |||||||||||
| Bunga Citra Lestari | colspan="2" style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| | colspan ="2" style="text-align:center; background:yellow;"| | |||||||||||
| Maia Estianty | colspan="3" style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| | style="text-align:center; background:yellow;"| | |||||||||||
| Meuthia Kasim | colspan="2" style="text-align:center; background:silver;" | | ||||||||||||
| Dimas Djayadiningrat | colspan="3" style="text-align:center; background:silver;" | | ||||||||||||
| Indra Lesmana | colspan="5" style="text-align:center; background:silver;" | | ||||||||||||
| Titi DJ | colspan="5" style="text-align:center; background:silver;" | | colspan="1" style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| | |||||||||||
| Indy Barends | style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| | ||||||||||||
| Jamie Aditya | style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| | ||||||||||||
| Erwin Gutawa | style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| | ||||||||||||
| Agnes Monica | colspan="2" style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| | ||||||||||||
| Ahmad Dhani | colspan="2" style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| | ||||||||||||
| Tantri Syalindri | colspan="1" style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| | ||||||||||||
| Armand Maulana | style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| | ||||||||||||
| Ari Lasso | colspan="3" style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| | ||||||||||||
| David Bayu | style="text-align:center; background:silver;"| |
Winners
| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;" |
| rowspan="2" |Season
! class="unsortable" rowspan="2" |Winner & Runner-up ! class="unsortable" rowspan="2" |Audition ! class="unsortable" rowspan="2" |Hometown ! colspan="2" |Date ! rowspan="2" |Age of Coronation ! class="unsortable" rowspan="2" |Winning song ! class="unsortable" rowspan="2" |Composer ! class="unsortable" rowspan="2" |Debut album |
|---|
| Birth
!class="unsortable" |Coronation |
| rowspan="2" | 1 (2004)
| style="background:pink" |{{gold01}} Joy Tobing{{efn|Later, Joy broke her contract with Fremantle Media and Indonesian Idol. As a result, her place as the winner was granted to runner-up, Delon Thamrin.}} | rowspan="4" | Jakarta | rowspan="2" | Jakarta | data-sort-value="19800320" |March 20, 1980 | rowspan="2" |September 4, 2004 | 24 years 5 months 15 days | rowspan="2" | "Karena Cinta" | rowspan="2" | Glenn Fredly | rowspan="2" | Terima Kasih |
| style="background:cyan" |{{silver02}} Delon Thamrin
| data-sort-value="19780520" |May 20, 1978 |26 years 3 months 15 days |
| rowspan="2" | 2 (2005)
| style="background:cyan" |{{gold01}} Mike Mohede † | Jakarta | data-sort-value="19830707" |November 7, 1983 | rowspan="2" |August 14, 2005 | 21 years 9 months 7 days | rowspan="2" | "Semua Untuk Cinta" | rowspan="2" | Hendy Irvan | rowspan="2" | Mike |
| style="background:cyan" |{{silver02}} Judika Sihotang
| data-sort-value="19780831" |August 31, 1978 |26 years 11 months 14 days |
| rowspan="2" | 3 (2006)
| style="background:cyan" |{{gold01}} Ihsan Tarore | Medan | Medan | data-sort-value="19890820" |August 20, 1989 | rowspan="2" |August 19, 2006 | 16 years 11 months 30 days | rowspan="2" | "Kemenangan Hati" | rowspan="2" | Yovie Widianto | rowspan="2" | The Winner |
| style="background:cyan" |{{silver02}} Dirly Sompie
| data-sort-value="19891210" |December 10, 1989 |16 years 8 months 9 days |
| rowspan="2" | 4 (2007)
| style="background:pink" |{{gold01}} Rini Wulandari | Medan | Medan | data-sort-value="19900428" |April 28, 1990 | rowspan="2" |July 28, 2007 | 17 years 3 months | rowspan="2" | "Aku Tetap Milikmu" | rowspan="2" | Anton BHS | rowspan="2" | Aku Tetap Milikmu |
| style="background:cyan" |{{silver02}} Wilson Maiseka
| data-sort-value="19890824" |August 24, 1989 |17 years 11 months 4 days |
| rowspan="2" | 5 (2008)
| style="background:cyan" |{{gold01}} Januarisman | Jakarta | Jakarta | data-sort-value="19860126" |January 26, 1986 | rowspan="2" |August 2, 2008 | 22 years 6 months 8 days | rowspan="2" | "Harapkan Sempurna" | rowspan="2" | Yogi Hartarto | rowspan="2" | Ajari Aku |
| style="background:pink" |{{silver02}} Gisella Anastasia
| data-sort-value="19901116" |November 16, 1990 |17 years 8 months 17 days |
| rowspan="2" | 6 (2010)
| style="background:cyan" |{{gold01}} Igo Pentury | Ambon | Ambon | data-sort-value="19930219" |February 19, 1993 | rowspan="2" |August 7, 2010 | 17 years 5 months 19 days | rowspan="2" | "Kemenangan Cinta" | rowspan="2" | Anang Hermansyah | rowspan="2" | Terima Kasih |
| style="background:pink" |{{silver02}} Citra Scholastika
| data-sort-value="19940605" |June 5, 1994 |16 years 2 months 2 days |
| rowspan="2" | 7 (2012)
| style="background:pink" |{{gold01}} Regina Ivanova | rowspan="2" | Jakarta | rowspan="2" | Jakarta | data-sort-value="19861204" |December 4, 1986 | rowspan="2" |July 7, 2012 | 25 years 7 months 3 days | rowspan="2" | "Kemenangan" | rowspan="2" | Ahmad Dhani | rowspan="2" | Kemenangan |
| style="background:pink" |{{silver02}} Kamasean Matthews
| data-sort-value="19950630" |June 30, 1995 |17 years 7 days |
| rowspan="2" | 8 (2014)
| style="background:pink" |{{gold01}} Nowela Auparay | Purwokerto and Bandung | Wamena | data-sort-value="19871219" |December 19, 1987 | rowspan="2" |May 23, 2014 | 26 years 5 months 4 days | rowspan="2" | "Membawa Cinta" | rowspan="2" | Harry Budiman | rowspan="2" | 1 |
| style="background:cyan" |{{silver02}} Husein Alatas
| data-sort-value="19890705" |July 5, 1989 |24 years 10 months 18 days |
| rowspan="2" | 9 (2018)
| style="background:pink" |{{gold01}} Maria Simorangkir | Medan | Medan | data-sort-value="20011007" |October 7, 2001 | rowspan="2" |April 23, 2018 | 16 years 6 months 16 days | rowspan="2" | "Yang Terbaik" | rowspan="2" | Abdul & The Coffee Theory | rowspan="2" | Maria Simorangkir |
| style="background:cyan" |{{silver02}} Ahmad Abdul
| data-sort-value="19930531" |May 31, 1993 |24 years 10 months 23 days |
| rowspan="2" | 10 (2020)
| style="background:pink" |{{gold01}} Lyodra Ginting | Medan | Medan | data-sort-value="20030621" |June 21, 2003 | rowspan="2" |March 2, 2020 | 16 years 8 months 17 days | rowspan="2" | "Gemintang Hatiku" | rowspan="2" | Laleilmanino | Lyodra |
| style="background:pink" |{{silver02}} Tiara Andini
| data-sort-value="20010923" |September 23, 2001 |18 years 5 months 15 days | Tiara Andini |
| rowspan="2" | 11 (2021)
| style="background:pink" |{{gold01}} Rimar Callista | rowspan="2" | Jakarta | data-sort-value="19970118" |January 18, 1997 | rowspan="2" |April 26, 2021 | 24 years 3 months 8 days | rowspan="2" | "Waktu dan Perhatian" | rowspan="2" | Andmesh Kamaleng | rowspan="2" {{n/a|—}} |
| style="background:cyan" |{{silver02}} Mark Natama
| data-sort-value="20010420" |April 20, 2001 |20 years 6 days |
| rowspan="2" | 12 (2023)
| style="background:pink" |{{gold01}} Salma Salsabil | data-sort-value="20020212" |February 12, 2002 | rowspan="2" |May 22, 2023 | 21 years 3 months 10 days | rowspan="2" | "Menghargai Kata Rindu" | rowspan="2" | Mario G. Klau | rowspan="2" | Berharap Pada Timur |
| style="background:pink" |{{silver02}} Nabilah Taqqiyah
| data-sort-value="20051121" |November 21, 2005 |17 years 6 months 1 day |
| rowspan="2" | 13 (2025)
| {{TBA}} | {{TBA}} | {{TBA}} | {{TBA}} | rowspan="2" |May 19, 2025 | {{TBA}} | rowspan="2" {{TBA}} | rowspan="2" {{TBA}} | rowspan="2" {{TBA}} |
| {{TBA}}
| {{TBA}} | {{TBA}} | {{TBA}} | rowspan="2" {{TBA}} |
Notes:{{Reflist|group=lower-alpha}}
= Based on Hometown =
| class="wikitable " text-align:"center" |
| rowspan="2" |Island
! rowspan="2" |Province ! rowspan="2" |City ! colspan="2" |Winner ! colspan="2" |Runner-up |
|---|
| Season
!Contestant !Season !Contestant |
| rowspan="6" |Sumatera
|Aceh | | |12 (2023) | style="background:pink" |Nabilah Taqqiyah |
| rowspan="5" |North Sumatra
| rowspan="4" |Medan |3 (2006) | style="background:cyan" |Ihsan Tarore |11 (2021) | style="background:cyan" |Mark Natama |
| 4 (2007)
| style="background:pink" |Rini Wulandari | | |
| 9 (2018)
| style="background:pink" |Maria Simorangkir | | |
| 10 (2020)
| style="background:pink" |Lyodra Ginting | | |
| Sidikalang
| | |2 (2005) | style="background:cyan" |Judika Sihotang |
| rowspan="9" |Java
|11 (2021) | style="background:pink" |Rimar Callista |8 (2014) | style="background:cyan" |Husein Alatas |
| rowspan="4" |Jakarta
| rowspan="4" |Jakarta |1 (2004) | style="background:pink" |Joy Tobing |1 (2004) | style="background:cyan" |Delon Thamrin |
| 2 (2005)
| style="background:cyan" |Mike Mohede † |7 (2012) | style="background:pink" |Kamasean Matthews |
| 5 (2008)
| style="background:cyan" |Januarisman | | |
| 7 (2012)
| style="background:pink" |Regina Ivanova | | |
| Yogyakarta
| | |6 (2010) | style="background:pink" |Citra Scholastika |
| rowspan="3" |East Java
| | |5 (2008) | style="background:pink" |Gisella Anastasia |
| Jember
| | |10 (2020) | style="background:pink" |Tiara Andini |
| Probolinggo
|12 (2023) | style="background:pink" |Salma Salsabil | | |
| Bali and Nusa Tenggara
| | |9 (2018) | style="background:cyan" |Ahmad Abdul |
| Kalimantan
| | | | | | |
| Sulawesi
| | |3 (2006) | style="background:cyan" |Dirly Sompie |
| Ambon
|6 (2010) | style="background:cyan" |Igo Pentury |4 (2007) | style="background:cyan" |Wilson Maiseka |
| Papua
|8 (2014) | style="background:pink" |Nowela Auparay | | |
= Based on Age =
| class="wikitable" text-align:"center" |
| colspan="3" |Age{{efn|stated at win of contest.}}
! colspan="2" |Winner ! colspan="2" |Runner-up |
|---|
| Years
!Month(s) !Day(s) !Season !Contestant !Season !Contestant |
| rowspan="5" |16
|2 |2 | | |6 (2010) | style="background:pink" |Citra Scholastika |
| 6
|16 |9 (2018) | style="background:pink" |Maria Simorangkir | | |
| rowspan="2" |8
|9 | | |3 (2006) | style="background:cyan" |Dirly Sompie |
| 17
|10 (2020) | style="background:pink" |Lyodra Ginting | | |
| 11
|30 |3 (2006) | style="background:cyan" |Ihsan Tarore | | |
| rowspan="6" |17
|0 |7 | | |7 (2012) | style="background:pink" |Kamasean Matthews |
| 3
|0 |4 (2007) | style="background:pink" |Rini Wulandari | | |
| 5
|19 |6 (2010) | style="background:cyan" |Igo Pentury | | |
| 6
|1 | | |12 (2023) | style="background:pink" |Nabilah Taqqiyah |
| 8
|17 | | |5 (2008) | style="background:pink" |Gisella Anastasia |
| 11
|4 | | |4 (2007) | style="background:cyan" |Wilson Maiseka |
| 18
|5 |15 | | |10 (2020) | style="background:pink" |Tiara Andini |
| 20
|0 |6 | | |11 (2021) | style="background:cyan" |Mark Natama |
| rowspan="2" |21
|3 |10 |12 (2023) | style="background:pink" |Salma Salsabil | | |
| 9
|7 |2 (2005) | style="background:cyan" |Mike Mohede † | | |
| 22
|6 |8 |5 (2008) | style="background:cyan" |Januarisman | | |
| rowspan="4" |24
|3 |8 |11 (2021) | style="background:pink" |Rimar Callista | | |
| 5
|15 |1 (2004) | style="background:pink" |Joy Tobing | | |
| rowspan="2" |10
|18 | | |8 (2014) | style="background:cyan" |Husein Alatas |
| 23
| | |9 (2018) | style="background:cyan" |Ahmad Abdul |
| 25
|7 |3 |7 (2012) | style="background:pink" |Regina Ivanova | | |
| rowspan="3" |26
|3 |15 | | |1 (2004) | style="background:cyan" |Delon Thamrin |
| 5
|4 |8 (2014) | style="background:pink" |Nowela Auparay | | |
| 11
|14 | | |2 (2005) | style="background:cyan" |Judika Sihotang |
Notes:{{Reflist|group=lower-alpha}}
Statistics
= TOP5s' results =
| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;"
|+ ! rowspan="3" |Season ! colspan="2" rowspan="2" style="background:gold;" |Winner ! colspan="4" |Runner-up ! colspan="3" |TOP 5 ! colspan="2" rowspan="2" |Last-standing Constestant |
| colspan="2" style="background:#dcdcdc;" |1st
! colspan="2" style="background:#cd7f32;" |2nd ! rowspan="2" |Rank ! rowspan="2" |Contestant ! rowspan="2" |Bottom vote{{efn|name=spectacular|only counted from start of spectacular show.}} |
|---|
| Contestant
!Bottom vote{{efn|name=spectacular|only counted from start of spectacular show.}} !Contestant !Bottom vote{{efn|name=spectacular|only counted from start of spectacular show.}} !Contestant !Bottom vote{{efn|name=spectacular|only counted from start of spectacular show.}}{{efn|only counted until before enter TOP 3}} ! style="background:cyan;" |Man ! style="background:pink;" |Woman |
| rowspan="2" |1 (2004)
| rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Joy Tobing | rowspan="2" |1 | rowspan="2" style="background:cyan" |Delon Thamrin | rowspan="2" |2 | rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Nania Yusuf | rowspan="2" |– !4th | style="background:pink" |Helena Andrian |4 | rowspan="2" style="background:#dcdcdc;" |Delon Thamrin | rowspan="2" style="background:gold;" |Joy Tobing |
| 5th
| style="background:cyan" |Michael Jakarimilena |4 |
| rowspan="2" |2 (2005)
| rowspan="2" style="background:cyan" |Mike Mohede † | rowspan="2" |2 | rowspan="2" style="background:cyan" | Judika Sihotang | rowspan="2" |– | rowspan="2" style="background:cyan" |Firman Siagian | rowspan="2" |1 !4th | style="background:pink" |Monita Tahalea |3 | rowspan="2" style="background:gold;" |Mike Mohede † | rowspan="2" |Monita Tahalea |
| 5th
| style="background:cyan" |Harry Mantong |4 |
| rowspan="2" |3 (2006)
| rowspan="2" style="background:cyan" |Ihsan Tarore | rowspan="2" |3 | rowspan="2" style="background:cyan" |Dirly Sompie | rowspan="2" |3 | rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Ghea Oktarin | rowspan="2" |1 !4th | style="background:cyan" |Sanobo Sasamu |2 | rowspan="2" style="background:gold;" |Ihsan Tarore | rowspan="2" style="background:#cd7f32;" |Ghea Oktarin |
| 5th
| style="background:pink" |Maria Priscilla |2 |
| rowspan="2" |4 (2007)
| rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Rini Wulandari | rowspan="2" |1 | rowspan="2" style="background:cyan" |Wilson Maiseka | rowspan="2" |1 | rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Gabriela Christy | rowspan="2" |1 !4th | style="background:pink" |Sarah Hadju |5 | rowspan="2" style="background:#dcdcdc;" |Wilson Maiseka | rowspan="2" style="background:gold;" |Rini Wulandari |
| 5th
| style="background:cyan" |Fandy Santoso |1 |
| rowspan="2" |5 (2008)
| rowspan="2" style="background:cyan" |Januarisman | rowspan="2" |3 | rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Gisella Anastasia | rowspan="2" |3 | rowspan="2" style="background:cyan" |Patudu Syammayim | rowspan="2" |4 !4th | style="background:cyan" |Aji Wibisono |3 | rowspan="2" style="background:gold;" |Januarisman | rowspan="2" style="background:#dcdcdc;" |Gisella Anastasia |
| 5th
| style="background:pink" |Dyna Fransisca |3 |
| rowspan="2" |6 (2010)
| rowspan="2" style="background:cyan" |Igo Pentury | rowspan="2" |4 | rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Citra Scholastika | rowspan="2" |2 | rowspan="2" style="background:cyan" |Gilang Saputra | rowspan="2" |5 !4th | style="background:cyan" |Ray Generies |2 | rowspan="2" style="background:gold;" |Igo Pentury | rowspan="2" style="background:#dcdcdc;" |Citra Scholastika |
| 5th
| style="background:pink" |Tesa Novliana |3 |
| rowspan="2" |7 (2012)
| rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Regina Ivanova | rowspan="2" |– | rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Kamasean Matthews | rowspan="2" |1 | rowspan="2" style="background:cyan" |Prattyoda Bhayangkara | rowspan="2" |2 !4th | style="background:cyan" |Dionisius Agung |2 | rowspan="2" style="background:#cd7f32;" |Prattyoda Bhayangkara | rowspan="2" style="background:gold;" |Regina Ivanova |
| 5th
| style="background:cyan" |Febri Yoga |4 |
| rowspan="2" |8 (2014)
| rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Nowela Auparay | rowspan="2" |– | rowspan="2" style="background:cyan" |Husein Alatas | rowspan="2" |3 | rowspan="2" style="background:cyan" |Di Muhammad De Virzha | rowspan="2" |– !4th | style="background:pink" |Yuka Tamada |3 | rowspan="2" style="background:#dcdcdc;" |Husein Alatas | rowspan="2" style="background:gold;" |Nowela Auparay |
| 5th
| style="background:cyan" |Yusuf Nur Ubay |3 |
| rowspan="2" |9 (2018)
| rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Maria Simorangkir | rowspan="2" |1 | rowspan="2" style="background:cyan" |Ahmad Abdul | rowspan="2" |2 | rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Joanita Veroni | rowspan="2" |2 !4th | style="background:pink" |Ayu Putrisundari |4 | rowspan="2" style="background:#dcdcdc;" |Ahmad Abdul | rowspan="2" style="background:gold;" |Maria Simorangkir |
| 5th
| style="background:pink" |Ghea Indrawari |1 |
| rowspan="2" |10 (2020)
| rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Lyodra Ginting | rowspan="2" |1 | rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Tiara Andini | rowspan="2" |1 | rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Ziva Magnolya | rowspan="2" |3 !4th | style="background:cyan" |Raja Giannuca |2 | rowspan="2" |Raja Giannuca | rowspan="2" style="background:gold;" |Lyodra Ginting |
| 5th
| style="background:pink" |Mahalini Raharja |3 |
| rowspan="2" |11 (2021)
| rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Rimar Callista | rowspan="2" |3 | rowspan="2" style="background:cyan" |Mark Natama | rowspan="2" |– | rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Anggi Marito | rowspan="2" |1 !4th | style="background:pink" |Melisa Hartanto |2 | rowspan="2" style="background:#dcdcdc;" |Mark Natama | rowspan="2" style="background:gold;" |Rimar Callista |
| 5th
| style="background:pink" |Jemimah Cita |5 |
| rowspan="2" |12 (2023)
| rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Salma Salsabil | rowspan="2" |– | rowspan="2" style="background:pink" |Nabilah Taqqiyah | rowspan="2" |– | rowspan="2" style="background:cyan" |Rony Parulian | rowspan="2" |5 !4th | style="background:cyan" |Nyoman Paul |4 | rowspan="2" style="background:#cd7f32;" |Rony Parulian | rowspan="2" style="background:gold;" |Salma Salsabil |
| 5th
| style="background:pink" |Raisa Syarla |2 |
| rowspan="2" |13 (2025)
| rowspan="2" {{TBA}} | rowspan="2" {{TBA}} | rowspan="2" {{TBA}} | rowspan="2" {{TBA}} | rowspan="2" {{TBA}} | rowspan="2" {{TBA}} !4th |{{TBA}} |{{TBA}} | rowspan="2" |Fajar Noor | rowspan="2" {{TBA}} |
| 5th
| style="background:pink" |Angie Carvalho |3 |
Notes:{{Reflist|group=lower-alpha}}
= Oldest and Youngest' contestants =
| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |
| rowspan="3" |Season
! colspan="6" |Oldest ! colspan="6" |Youngest |
|---|
| colspan="3" style="background:cyan" |Man
! colspan="3" style="background:pink" |Woman ! colspan="3" style="background:cyan" |Man ! colspan="3" style="background:pink" |Woman |
| Rank
!Contestant !Birthdate !Rank !Contestant !Birthdate !Rank !Contestant !Birthdate !Rank !Contestant !Birthdate |
| 1 (2004)
! style="background:#dcdcdc;" |2nd |May 20, 1978 ! style="background:gold"; |1st |March 20, 1980 !7th |Bona Sardo |January 17, 1984 !8th |Karen Pooroe |November 12, 1987 |
| 2 (2005)
! style="background:#dcdcdc;" |2nd |August 31, 1978 !6th |Maya Damayanti |August 30, 1983 !12th |Danar Kurniawan |September 5, 1985 !4th |Monita Tahalea |July 21, 1987 |
| 3 (2006)
!4th |Sanobo Sasamu |May 3, 1980 !8th |Sisi Hapsari |November 1, 1984 ! style="background:gold"; |1st |Ihsan Tarore |August 20, 1989 !7th |Christy Podung |December 11, 1989 |
| 4 (2007)
!5th |Fandy Santoso |April 26, 1985 !4th |Sarah Hadju |May 25, 1980 ! style="background:#dcdcdc;" |2nd |Wilson Maiseka |August 24, 1989 !10th |Marsya Nada |March 14, 1991 |
| 5 (2008)
!7th |Andy Makarawung |February 9, 1982 !11th |Della Setia |August 8, 1982 !9th |Dedeh Richo |September 22, 1989 !12th |Safira Rachma |March 1, 1991 |
| 6 (2010)
!14th |Andi Subagja |October 12, 1984 !9th |Diana Tumewa |June 19, 1985 ! style="background:gold"; |1st |Igo Pentury |April 29, 1993 ! style="background:#dcdcdc;" |2nd |Citra Scholastika |January 25, 1994 |
| 7 (2012)
!4th |Dionisius Agung |April 30, 1986 ! style="background:gold"; |1st |Regina Ivanova |December 4, 1986 !9th |Rio Agung |July 19, 1994 ! style="background:#dcdcdc;" |2nd |Kamasean Matthews |June 30, 1995 |
| 8 (2014)
!6th |Giofanny Elliandrian |May 16, 1988 ! style="background:gold"; |1st |December 19, 1987 !5th |Yusuf Nur Ubay |March 29, 1996 !11th |Dewi Puspita |March 24, 1997 |
| 9 (2018)
! style="background:#dcdcdc;" |2nd |Ahmad Abdul |May 31, 1993 !7th |Brisia Jodie |March 30, 1996 !10th |Kevin Aprilio |April 12, 2000 ! style="background:gold"; |1st |Maria Simorangkir |October 7, 2001 |
| 10 (2020)
!13th |Ola Elannor |July 9, 1995 !14th |Olivia Pardede |October 19, 1992 !10th |Samuel Cipta |May 1, 2003 ! style="background:gold"; |1st |June 21, 2003 |
| 11 (2021)
!11th |Ramanda Almuna |September 22, 1995 !4th |Melisa Hartanto |July 12, 1994 !6th |Azhardi Athariq |September 3, 2002 !7th |Kirana Anandita |September 13, 2003 |
| 12 (2023)
!7th |Neyl Author |July 2, 1996 !13th |Rosalina Samosir |May 30, 1999 !11th |Alfredo Fernando |August 22, 2004 !14th |Rachel Olivia |January 26, 2006 |
| 13 (2025)
!7th |Kenriz |September 17, 2001 ! |Shabrina Leanor |July 23, 2000 !11th |Axelo |July 23, 2006 !9th |Shakirra Vier |November 22, 2008 |
= Standing Ovation(s) =
| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |
| rowspan="2" |Season
! colspan="3" |Most ! colspan="3" |Least |
|---|
| Rank
!Contestant !Time(s){{efn|name=showcase|counted from start of showcase.}} !Rank !Contestant !Time(s){{efn|name=showcase}} |
| rowspan="3" |9 (2018)
! rowspan="3" |1st | rowspan="3" style="background:pink" |Maria Simorangkir | rowspan="3" |69 !9th | style="background:cyan" |Chandra Wahyudi | rowspan="3" |0 |
| 11th
| style="background:pink" |Whitney Julinetha |
| 12th
| style="background:pink" |Mona Magang |
| rowspan="3" |10 (2020)
! rowspan="3" |1st | rowspan="3" style="background:pink" |Lyodra Ginting | rowspan="3" |69 !10th | style="background:cyan" |Samuel Cipta | rowspan="3" |0 |
| 13th
| style="background:cyan" |Ola Elannor |
| 15th
| style="background:pink" |Alda Wiyekedella |
| 11 (2021)
!1st | style="background:pink" |Rimar Callista |90 !10th | style="background:pink" |Femila Sinukaban |2 |
| 12 (2023)
!1st | style="background:pink" |Salma Salsabil |91 !12th | style="background:cyan" |Danil Pratama |0 |
| 13 (2025)
! | | !12th | style="background:cyan" |Ardhitio |0 |
Notes:{{Reflist|group=lower-alpha}}
Selection process
In a series of eliminations, the show selects the eventual winner out of many tens of thousands of contestants.
=Auditions=
There are 2 rounds of auditions which usually take place in large convention halls where thousands of people waited in line. The first-round judges are the Sony BMG people. Those who passed the first round of auditions continued to audition in front of the main judges. Contestants are required to sing a cappella, with poor singers often facing intense and humbling criticism from the judges. Typically, the judges express disgust or dismay or suppress laughter. Those who impress the majority of the judges, move on to the elimination round, which takes place in Jakarta. Usually only 150 to 170 contestants get through to the elimination round in Jakarta.
Contestants have to be Indonesian citizens. For the first season, contestants were required to be between the ages of 18 and 24 years old. To increase variety, in the second and third season the age requirement was lowered from 18 to 16 and the upper age limit was raised from 24 to 28. As a result, there were many teenagers that made it to the final 12, such as Monita and Vira in the second season, and also Tesa, Brinet, Christy, Ihsan, Gea, and Dirly in the third season. In the fifth season, the eligible age-range for contestants was from 17 to 29.
=Elimination round=
There are 3 elimination rounds. In the first elimination round, 170 contestants from around Indonesia are separated into 17 groups of 10 contestants eacj. In the second elimination round, male and female contestants are paired and sing duets. In the last elimination round the remaining contestants sing their choice of song, alone in front of the judges. The judges then inform them whether they have made it onto the stage show or not.
=Workshop round=
==Season 1==
In the first season, 30 contestants were separated in groups of 10, and every week three contestants from each group were chosen for the Top 10 or The Spectacular Show. Audiences voted their favorites by SMS texting and Premium Calls. After 9 contestants were chosen, there was a wild card round. Only one contestant from the Wild Card round could join the 9 contestants at the Spectacular Show. Karen Theresia Pooroe won the most audience votes, advancing to the Top 10. Although the Spectacular Show was supposed to have a set of 10 contestants,[http://www.kafegaul.com/musik/article.php?cat=5&id=21706 Beda Dengan Yang Udah Ada]. Retrieved 6 July 2010 the judges announced at the last minute that they would be advancing a second wild card, an eleventh, contestant, Lucky Octavian, as well.
==Season 2==
In the second season, there was no Wild Card round. 24 contestants were separated into groups of 8. Every week, 4 contestants were picked to move on to the Top 12.
==Season 3==
In the third season, the Workshop stage consisted of three rounds, each, for male and female contestants. There were 28 contestants that made it to the Workshop stage in the first week, with eight contestants (four males and four females) being sent home. Six contestants (three males and three females) were sent home in the second week, and the final Workshop eliminated four more contestants (two males and two females). Before the Spectacular round, a pre-gala and wild-card show was held. Four of the eliminated contestants were chosen by the judges and two of them, one male and one female, were given a place in the Spectacular Show based on the result of an audience vote.
==Season 6==
The sixth season saw several changes to the format of the show. There were 14 finalists, instead of 12. In the Workshop round, 24 semi-finalists were divided into 2 groups. Each consisted of 6 males and 6 females. Four contestants from each group got voted off in the first and second weeks, and two in the third, fourth, and fifth weeks, resulting in the Top 10 contestants, who filled 10 of 14 spots in the Spectacular Show. The judges selected 8 of the previously eliminated 14 semi-finalists to compete in the Wild Card round. Two contestants were picked based on votes by the audience, while the other two were selected by the judges. An additional four contestants (two males and two females) advanced to the final group of 14.
=Spectacular Show=
In the Spectacular Show stage, which continues over eleven weeks, each finalist performs a song live (two in the top 4 and top 3 and three in the finale) in prime time, with a weekly theme, at the Balai Sarbini Concert Hall in Jakarta, in front of live audiences. Unlike American Idol, Indonesian Idol{{'}}s Result Show is conducted about 1-hour after the Spectacular Show. The Result Show is conducted 7 days after the Grand Finale. In the Result Show, some finalists who get the fewest votes are put in the bottom three or bottom two. Each week, the finalist with the fewest votes is sent home. This process is repeated each week until the one remaining contestant is declared the winner.
Indonesian Idol{{'}}s famous sentence announcing the result is Indonesia Memilih! (Indonesia has chosen!/Indonesia voted...), along with a 1-minute pause and, at last, the result. Every season, the two remaining finalists in the Grand Finale sing a new single for the Winner's Record. The song is to be recorded on the winner's album.
Season contestants
| class="wikitable"
| colspan="10" style="background:#0000FF; text-align:center;" | Indonesian Idol |
| colspan="10" style="background:#FFFFFF; text-align:center;" | Indonesian Idol finalists{{br}}(with dates of elimination) |
| colspan="2" style="background:#00CCFF;" |[https://id.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesian_Idol_(musim_1) Season 1] (2004)
! colspan="2" style="background:#00CCFF;" |Season 2 (2005) ! colspan="2" style="background:#00CCFF;" |Season 3 (2006) ! colspan="2" style="background:#00CCFF;" |Season 4 (2007) ! colspan="2" style="background:#00CCFF;" |Season 5 (2008) |
|---|
| Joy Tobing
|Winner |Winner |Winner |Winner |Winner |
| Delon Thamrin
|Runner-up |Runner-up |Runner-up |Wilson Maiseka |Runner-up |Runner-up |
| Nania Yusuf
|21 August |Firman Siagian |29 July |Ghea Oktarin |4 August |Gabriela Christy |13 July |Patudu Syammayim |18 July |
| Helena Andrian
|14 August |Monita Tahalea |23 July |Sanobo Sasamu |28 July |Sarah Hadju |6 July |11 July |
| Michael Jakarimilena
|7 August |Harry Mantong |16 July |Maria Priscilla |21 July |Fandy Santoso |29 June |Dyna Fransisca |4 July |
| Lucky Oktavian
|31 July |Maya Damayanti |9 July |Ilham Basso |14 July |Dimas Mochammad |22 June |Obet Ronald Habibu |27 June |
| Bona Sardo
|24 July |Glenn Waas |2 July |Christy Claudia |7 July |Julian Syahputra |15 June |Andy Makawurung |20 June |
| Karen Pooroe
|17 July |Yudi Manupassa |24 June |Sisi Hapsari |30 June |Priska Paramita |8 June |Ibeth Estrya |13 June |
| Winda Viska
|10 July |Vira Puspitasari |18 June |Brinet Sudjana |23 June |Stevano Andrie |1 June |Dede Richo |6 June |
| Suci Wulandari
| rowspan="2" |3 July |Wisnu Prabowo |11 June |Martesa Sumendra |16 June |Marsya Nada |25 May |Tifany Florina |30 May |
| Adika Priatama
|Ronald Silitonga |4 June |Lee Kulalean |9 June |Gana Eka |18 May |Della Setia |23 May |
| colspan="2" |
|28 May |Depe |2 June |Rismawati |11 May |Safira Rizkika |16 May |
| colspan="2" style="background:#00CCFF;" |Season 6 (2010)
! colspan="2" style="background:#00CCFF;" |Season 7 (2012) ! colspan="2" style="background:#00CCFF;" |Season 8 (2014) ! colspan="2" style="background:#00CCFF;" |Season 9 (2018) ! colspan="2" style="background:#00CCFF;" |Season 10 (2019–20) |
| Igo Pentury
|Winner |Winner |Winner |Winner |Winner |
| Citra Scholastika
|Runner-up |Kamasean Matthews |Runner-up |Husein Alatas |Runner-up |Ahmad Abdul |Runner-up |Runner-up |
| Gilang Saputra
|23 July |Prattyoda Bhayangkara |23 June |Di Muhammad De Virzha |9 May |Joanita Veroni |9 April |Ziva Magnolya |17 February |
| Ray Generies
|16 July |Dionisius Agung |16 June |Yuka Tamada |2 May |Ayu Putrisundari |26 March |Raja Giannuca |10 February |
| Atresye Toumahuw
|9 July |Febri Yoga |9 June |Yusuf Nur Ubay |25 April |Ghea Indrawari |19 March |Mahalini Raharja |3 February |
| Windra Elfi
|2 July |Maria Rosalia |25 May |Giofanny Elliandrian |18 April |Marion Jola |12 March |Mirabeth Sonia |27 January |
| Rio Basir
|25 June |Non Dera |18 May |Windy Yunita |4 April |Bianca Jodie |5 March |Ainun Irsani |20 January |
| Keyko Vredhe
|18 June |Rosandy Nugroho |11 May |Maesarah Nurzaka |28 March |Glen Samuel |26 February |13 January |
| Diana Tumewa
|12 June |Rio Agung |4 May |Yunita Nursetia |21 March |Chandra Wahyudi |19 February |6 January |
| Fendi
|4 June |Ivan Saputra |27 April |Dewi Puspita | rowspan="2" |14 March |Kevin Aprillo |13 February |Samuel Cipta |23 December |
| Dea Larasati
|28 May |Belinda Fueza |20 April |Miranti Yassovi |Withney Julinetha |6 February |Richard Jeremy |16 December |
| Mona Lengkong
|21 May |Khanza Dinar |13 April |Ryan De Angga |28 February |Mona Magang |30 January |Keisya Levronka |9 December |
| Ica Intifada
|21 May | colspan="2" rowspan="3" | |Martinha Tereza |21 February | colspan="2" rowspan="3" | |Ola Elannor |2 December |
| Andi Subagja
|14 May | colspan="2" rowspan="2" | |Olivia Pardede |25 November |
| colspan="2" |
|Alda Wiyekedella |18 November |
| colspan="2" style="background:#00CCFF;" |[https://id.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesian_Idol_(musim_11) Season 11] (2021)
! colspan="2" style="background:#00CCFF;" |[https://id.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesian_Idol_(musim_12) Season 12] (2023) ! colspan="2" style="background:#00CCFF;" |[https://id.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indonesian_Idol_(musim_13) Season 13] (2025) |
| Rimar Callista
|Winner |Salma Salsabil |Winner | |Winner |
| Mark Natama
|Runner-up |Nabilah Taqqiyah |Runner-up | |Runner-up |
| Anggi Marito
|12 April |Rony Parulian |8 May | |5 May |
| Melisa Hartanto
|22 March |Nyoman Paul |1 May | |28 April |
| Jemimah Cita
|15 March |Raisa Syarla |10 April |Angie Carvalho |21 April |
| Azhardi Athariq
|8 March |Novia Situmeang |3 April |Piche Kota |24 March |
| Kirana Anandita
|1 March |Nayl Author |27 March |Kenriz |17 March |
| Fitri Novianti
|22 February |Anggis Devaki |20 March |Rara Sudirman |10 March |
| Kelvin Joshua
|15 February |Dimansyah Laitupa |13 March |Shakirra Vier |3 March |
| Femila Sinukaban
|8 February |Rahman Sadli |6 March |Anjelia Dom |24 February |
| Ramanda Almuna
|1 February |Alfredo Fernando |27 February |Axelo |17 February |
| Joy Fernando
| rowspan="2" |25 January |Danil Pratama |20 February |Ardhitio |10 February |
| Kezia Sirait
|Rosalina Samosir |13 February |Nakei |3 February |
| Karen Rantung
|4 January |Rachel Olivia |6 February |Manisa Llona |27 January |
Season synopses
=Season 1=
The first season was in 2004, when the auditions were held in five cities: Medan, Yogyakarta, Bandung, Surabaya, and Jakarta. 32,000 people auditioned. The show became a phenomenon, with the Grand Finale, in September 2004, watched by about 4 million people. There were several people, who sang off-key in the auditions, who competed on the Coba Lagi Awards (Retry Awards). The winner of this award became a guest star on The Top 11 Spectacular Show's Result Show.
The number of the finalists in the first Spectacular Show was originally planned to be 10. However, the judges then made a surprising move by picking Lucky Octavian to also get the wild-card ticket (the first wild card ticket was taken by Karen Pooroe) making the number of contestants 11. Guy Sebastian who was in Indonesia for his album promo tour, was a guest star at the Top 7 Spectacular Show.[http://www.gatra.com/artikel.php?pil=23&id=42158 Suara Emas Guy]. Retrieved 5 March 2010
Indonesian Idol released its first compilation album, Indonesian Idol: Indonesian All Time Hits. The album was hugely successful and gained Double Platinum status.[http://www.kafegaul.com/musik/article.php?cat=5&id=22303 Remake Hits Milik Indonesian Idol Memang Keren]. Retrieved 6 July 2010 In the album, the Top 11 sang their first hit, Ekspresi.
The two finalists who battled at the Grand Finale were Joy Destiny Tobing and Delon Thamrin. There were 7,000 people who watched the show live at Istora Senayan, Jakarta.[http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2004/09/05/it039s-joy-world-she-becomes-first-indonesian-idol.html It's Joy to the world as she becomes first Indonesian Idol] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110607150059/http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2004/09/05/it039s-joy-world-she-becomes-first-indonesian-idol.html |date=7 June 2011 }}. Retrieved 5 July 2010 The soon-to-be Indonesian president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono also watched the Grand Finale.[http://www.gatra.com/2004-09-10/artikel.php?id=45212 Indonesia Memilih Joy]. Retrieved 5 March 2010
Joy signed a contract deal with BMG Indonesia, the partner of Indonesian Idol{{'}}s 19 Management. Not so long after her victory, Joy released her first album, Terima Kasih (Thank You), including her new single, most notable as her coronation song, "Karena Cinta".[http://www.gatra.com/artikel.php?pil=23&id=46657 Joy Luncurkan Album Perdana]. Retrieved 5 March 2010
After the show, the top 10 finalists (minus Helena Andrian, who withdrew from participation due to a contract problem) had a tour around Indonesia. They visited Bandung, Semarang, Surabaya, and Medan. Indonesian Idol finalists were given the opportunity as the opening singers on an American Idol tour in Singapore not long after the show.
A few weeks after the tour, Joy's contract with the show's producer, FremantleMedia, was terminated after some problems regarding the terms of her contract.[http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2005/04/02/joy-tobing-quits-record-agreement.html Joy Tobing quits record agreement] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110607150127/http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2005/04/02/joy-tobing-quits-record-agreement.html |date=7 June 2011 }}. Retrieved 5 July 2010[http://www.gatra.com/artikel.php?pil=23&id=83093 Joy: Saya Ditelantarkan]. Retrieved 5 March 2010[http://www.kafegaul.com/musik/article.php?cat=5&id=22881 Alfred Sudah Sampaikan Keluhan Joy Pada IP]. Retrieved 6 July 2010 As a result, runner-up Delon Thamrin was afterwards more heavily promoted by Fremantle.
After leaving Indonesian Idol, Joy made her first international album called Rise.[http://www.gatra.com/artikel.php?pil=23&id=82939 Rekaman London Joy Tobing]. Retrieved 5 March 2010 Rumors had it that Joy had been planning to resign from Indonesian Idol since the audition brought her fame. Delon got his first role as a movie star by starring in the movie Vina Bilang Cinta with Indonesian actress Rachel Maryam.[http://www.gatra.com/2005-08-26/artikel.php?id=87318 Andai Delon Bilang Tidak]. Retrieved 6 July 2010
Before Joy left, Helena also resigned from Indonesian Idol[http://www.gatra.com/2004-09-10/artikel.php?pil=23&id=45478 Fremantle: Helena Pilih Bekerja Sendiri]. Retrieved 6 July 2010[http://www.kafegaul.com/musik/article.php?id=22554&cat=5 Helena Tolak Tanda Tangani Kontrak Dengan IP]. Retrieved 6 July 2010 and released her first solo album in 2005, titled Keajaiban Cinta.[http://www.gatra.com/artikel.php?id=86615 Keajaiban Cinta Helena Andrian]. Retrieved 5 March 2010 Nania, the second runner-up, and Karen also chose to resign shortly after Helena.[http://www.gatra.com/2004-11-12/artikel.php?id=48887 Butir Kontrak Mengcengkeram Idol]. Retrieved 5 March 2010
Delon's first album was released in October 2004, with the single "Bahagiaku". His album also had a huge success.[http://www.tembang.com/info_detail.asp?id=2180&kategori=news Album Bahagiaku Delon, Mendapat Platinum] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110716210842/http://www.tembang.com/info_detail.asp?id=2180&kategori=news |date=16 July 2011 }}. Retrieved 6 July 2010 He was also featured on Indonesian singer Andre Hehanusa's album with his single "Aku Masih Cinta" ("I still Love You"). Delon's second album was released in December 2005. Delon was nominated as the Best New Singer in Anugrah Planet Muzik 2005. He also won a 2005 SCTV Award as Best New Artist.
Michael Jakarimilena appeared in a movie about a Papua boy, as one of the villagers.{{Cite news| first=Eny| last=Kartikawati| title=Denias Senandung di Atas Awan: 'Eksploitasi' Papua| date=18 October 2006|publisher=DetikHot| url=http://movie.detikhot.com/read/2006/10/18/161739/697967/218/denias-senandung-di-atas-awan--eksploitasi--papua}} The movie was released in Indonesia in 2006. Winda Viska Ria acted on the local sitcom called OB Office Boy. Nania was featured in Indra Lesmana's album and sang "Sedalam Cintamu" ("As Deep as Your Love") with Indra Lesmana. Adika Priatama has been working for RCTI as a news anchor.
==Finalists==
(ages stated at time of contest)
| class="wikitable" style="font-size:95%;"
! Contestant ! Age ! Hometown ! Voted off ! Liveshow theme |
| Joy Tobing
| 24 | Jakarta | Winner | rowspan = "2"| Grand Finale |
| Delon Thamrin
| 26 | Jakarta | 4 September 2004 |
| Nania Yusuf
| 20 | Surabaya | 21 August 2004 | Tribute to Divas |
| Helena Andrian
| 20 | Jakarta | 14 August 2004 | Indonesian Top Hits |
| Michael Jakarimilena
| 21 | Surabaya | 7 August 2004 | Groovy Hits |
| Lucky Oktavian
| 23 | Jakarta | 31 July 2004 | Rock |
| Bona Sardo
| 20 | Jakarta | 24 July 2004 | Chrisye Songs |
| Karen Pooroe
| 16 | Bandung | 17 July 2004 | Love Songs |
| Winda Viska
| 19 | Jakarta | 10 July 2004 | Indonesian All-Time Hits |
| Suci Wulandari
| 18 | Jakarta | rowspan="2"|3 July 2004 | rowspan="2"|Top 40 Hits |
| Adika Priatama
| 24 | Jakarta |
==Elimination chart==
| border="2" style="margin: 1em auto; border:1px solid gray; border-collapse:collapse;"
| style="background:#FFFF00; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe first | style="background:#FFFF99; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe second | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" style="padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Eliminated |
| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto;"
|colspan="2" align="right"|Stage: |colspan="8" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Spectacular Show |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Finale |
| colspan="2" align="right"|Week:
!7/31 !7/10 !7/17 !7/242 !7/31 !8/7 !8/14 !8/21 !9/43 |
| Place
!Contestant ! colspan="9" align="center" |Result |
|---|
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|1
|bgcolor="pink"|Joy Tobing | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | | | | |align="center" bgcolor="lime"|Winner |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|2
|bgcolor="cyan"|Delon Thamrin | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | |align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|Runner-up |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|3
|bgcolor="pink"|Nania Yusuf | | | |bgcolor="magenta" align="center"|{{nowrap|Abs2}} | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="1" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|4
|bgcolor="pink"|Helena Andrian | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="2" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"| 5
|bgcolor="cyan"|Michael Jakarimilena |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 4}} | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="3" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|6
|bgcolor="cyan"|Lucky Oktavian | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="4" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|7
|bgcolor="cyan"|Bona Sardo | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="5" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|8
|bgcolor="pink"|Karen Pooroe |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 4}} |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="6" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|9
|bgcolor="pink"|Winda Viska | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="7" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" rowspan="2"|10–11
|bgcolor="pink"|Suci Wulandari |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center" rowspan="2"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="8" bgcolor="666666"| |
| bgcolor="cyan"|Adika Priatama
|colspan="8" bgcolor="666666"| |
1 The first week of the Spectacular Show was a Double Elimination Week and four contestants were announced as unsafe.
2 Due to having appendicitis, Nania was absent from the Top 7 show,[http://www.kafegaul.com/musik/article.php?cat=5&id=22328 Nania Siap Tampil Lagi]. Retrieved 6 July 2010 leaving the show with only 6 contestants. She was allowed to remain on the show, proceeding to the top 6-week, but just for one week. Otherwise she would automatically be voted off.
3 It was revealed that the number of votes cast during the Grand Finale week was approximately 4 million. Less than 6 percent separated Joy and Delon.[http://www.gatra.com/2004-09-10/artikel.php?id=45253 Rezky: Ini Baru Awal]. Retrieved 5 March 2010
=Season 2=
{{Main|Indonesian Idol season 2}}
The second season started on 25 March 2005. Auditions were held from 15 February to 17 March in five cities: Makassar, Yogyakarta, Bandung, Surabaya and Jakarta. The audition in Medan was canceled due to the 2004 tsunami that destroyed most of Aceh and North Sumatra. Instead, that audition was held in Makassar. There were 38,000 people who auditioned for the second season.
There were some changes in the second season, such as there being no Wildcard round, and the number of the finalists on the spectacular show being 12. Nine male, but only three female, contestants made it to the Top 12. It is the only Indonesian Idol season to have a gender imbalance among the finalists.
The Indonesian Idol Season 2 compilation album was released three weeks after the Spectacular Show began. The title of the album was Seri Cinta or Love Songs. The single album-hit was "Cintaku", sung by Season 2's Top 12.
The two finalists in the Grand Finale were Mike and Judika. The Grand Finale was held at the Plenary Hall of Jakarta Convention Center. In the Result Show, some stars became guest stars, one of whom was Christian Bautista, a male singer from the Philippines. Pop singer Ruth Sahanaya made a surprise appearance for Mike and Judika when they sang her song, "Tak Kuduga". Season 1 finalists came to the Result Show and sang together with Season 2's finalists.[http://www.kafegaul.com/musik/article.php?id=24581&cat=5 Mike, Jawara Indonesian Idol 2]. Retrieved 6 July 2010
Only 1 million votes were cast during the Grand Finale week. Mike took the crown by a slim two percent margin.[http://nostalgia.tabloidnova.com/articles.asp?id=9411 Mike Sang Juara] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100616041919/http://nostalgia.tabloidnova.com/articles.asp?id=9411 |date=16 June 2010 }}. Retrieved 5 March 2010 Judika led the vote before the Result Show, but Mike passed him and won.[http://www.gatra.com/artikel.php?pil=23&id=87370 Indonesia Pilih Mike]. Retrieved 5 March 2010
Not long after the finale, Mike released his self-titled album with his new single, "Semua Untuk Cinta (All For Love)". Many Indonesian composers contributed songs to Mike's first album, including "Cinta Tak Bertuan", composed by Glenn Fredly. Runner up Judika had released his solo album in August 2006. The Top 12 contestants had a tour of Surabaya. The tour was initially planned with stops at Bandung, Yogyakarta, and Makassar. However, Fremantle canceled it without giving any reason. After seven years passed, some of the finalists of Season 2 were confirmed to return to the music industry. Maya (now Kamaya) launched his first mini album in 2010; Wisnu, who had changed his name to Nino, released two singles in 2011; Monita, who placed fourth this season, launched her first album in 2010, produced by former judge Indra Lesmana. Also, Judika became a judge in Season 9.
Ronald Silitonga, Wisnu, Danar Indra, and Top 8 of Season 3 contestant Sisi Hapsari have formed a Christian music group called Awaken, which had mild success singing Indonesian gospel. In 2013, Danar Indra confirmed the launch of his first single, "Untuk Apa" ("What For") written by Bemby Noor, who has written for Afgan and Girlband Cherrybelle.
In 2016, the public was shocked by the death of Mike Mohede from a heart attack on a Sunday afternoon. It became the most trending topic ever in Indonesian entertainment history, and he was named as one of the best personalities in Indonesian Music. Weeks later, some winners of Indonesian Idol, and other finalists, gave a tribute concert watched by thousands of fans.
In 2017, Top 12 finalist Danar Indra confirmed, through his fan page, that he would release his first Christian Contemporary album and work with the keyboardist of Tompi and Trio Lestari. In January 2018, Danar had signed a solo deal with an independent Christian label, and on 18 January 2018, Danar released his debut solo single "Tuhan Adalah Gembalaku". The single did exceptionally well in digital and became fans' long-awaited single, after 12 years, and he became the first Indonesian Contemporary Christian artist in the millennial era (2010–2018). On 18 February 2018, Danar released his debut album, And I'm Dancing... digitally. The album was influenced by the ups and downs in his life, spiritual experiences, and Psalm 23. There are ten tracks, one of which is the international version of his first single, a duet with one gospel singer Maya Uniputty. Following the success of his debut album, he released a recycled CCM song: "Kau Sangat Ku Cinta", written by Franky Sihombing, in an acoustic version. In 2020, Danar teamed with The Voice Indonesia semi-finalist Jims Wong, to release a sophomore single, "Rencana-Mu", featuring Viona Paays. The single was mastered by Nashville Auto Mastering in the US and had mild success as a new Christian Contemporary song. In 2022, Danar teamed with a Christian worship leader and former vocalist of Lifetree, Franky Kuncoro, to release a recycled song: "Pilihan Yang Terbaik", in both studio and live versions, which aired on Revivo Channel. Danar produced a new album, Greatest Story Ever Told, launched at the end of 2022.
==Elimination chart==
| border="2" style="margin: 1em auto; border:1px solid gray; border-collapse:collapse;"
| style="background:#FFFF00; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe first | style="background:#FFFF99; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe second | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" style="padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Eliminated |
| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto;"
|colspan="2" align="right"|Stage: |colspan="10" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Spectacular Show |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Finale |
| colspan="2" align="right"|Week:
!5/28 !6/4 !6/11 !6/18 !6/24 !7/2 !7/9 !7/16 !7/23 !7/30 !8/13 |
| Place
!Contestant !colspan="11" align="center"|Result |
|---|
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|1
|bgcolor="cyan"|Mike Mohede | | | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | |align="center" bgcolor="lime"|Winner |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|2
|bgcolor="cyan"|Judika Sihotang | | | | | | | | | | |align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|Runner-up |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|3
|bgcolor="cyan"|Firman Siagian | | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="1" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|4
|bgcolor="pink"|Monita Tahalea | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="2" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"| 5
|bgcolor="cyan"|Harry Mantong | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="3" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|6
|bgcolor="pink"|Kamaya | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="4" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|7
|bgcolor="cyan"|Glenn Waas | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="5" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|8
|bgcolor="cyan"|Yudhi Manupassa |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="6" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|9
|bgcolor="pink"|Vira |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="7" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|10
|bgcolor="cyan"|Wisnu Prabowo | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="8" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|11
|bgcolor="cyan"|Ronald Silitonga | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="9" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|12
|bgcolor="cyan"|Danar Indra |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="10" bgcolor="666666"| |
=Season 3=
{{Main|Indonesian Idol season 3}}
The third season of Indonesian Idol was launched on 21 April 2006. The auditions were held at some of Indonesia's major cities, such as Jakarta, Bandung, Yogyakarta, Surabaya, and Medan. This season, Indonesian Idol also conducted smaller auditions other cities, such as Manado and Ambon. The contestants who passed the initial round in both Manado and Ambon were eventually brought into an elimination round in Surabaya. After an additional elimination round, the final group of contestants was brought to Jakarta to determine the final twelve contestants who made it onto the Spectacular Show.
As in previous Indonesian Idol seasons, the Spectacular Show was held in Balai Sarbini (Sarbini Building) in South Jakarta. The third season's finalists were considered better than those of the previous seasons by the judges. However, there were some surprising eliminations at the Spectacular Show. Depe, who was regarded as a strong contender, became the first contestant to be eliminated.[http://www.gatra.com/artikel.php?pil=23&id=95054 Kontestan Mulai "Berjatuhan" dari Panggung Idola]. Retrieved 5 March 2010 Indra Lesmana said that Depe was eliminated way too soon. Sisi, who was a huge favorite amongst judges, was eliminated on the fifth Spectacular Show. The Final Three consisted of Gea, Dirly, and Ihsan. Gea's fans' votes were not enough to save her from elimination from the Top 3. This left Dirly and Ihsan to battle at the Season 3 Grand Finale for the Indonesian Idol title.[http://www.suarapembaruan.com/News/2006/08/10/Hiburan/hib01.htm Dirly dan Ihsan Finalis Kontes Idol Termuda] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100211172140/http://suarapembaruan.com/News/2006/08/10/Hiburan/hib01.htm |date=11 February 2010 }}. Retrieved 6 July 2010 The Grand Finale was held at the Istora Senayan (Senayan Athletic Complex) in Central Jakarta. The live audience numbered approximately 7,000 people. "Kemenangan Hati", the winner's single for the third season, was written by Indonesia's top composer, Yovie Widyanto, who also served as guest judge at the Indonesian Idol{{'}}s Season 2 auditions. The Grand Finale week garnered a total of approximately 2.7 million votes. Ihsan won with a margin of 10 percent more votes than Dirly.[http://www.gatra.com/artikel.php?pil=23&id=97191 Ihsan Jawara "Indonesian Idol 3"]. Retrieved 5 March 2010
The compilation album for the third season was Tribute to Tonny Koeswoyo. Tonny, one of the founding members of Koes Plus, a legendary Indonesian Rock Band, died in 1987. Before his death, he and his brothers produced more than a few catchy tunes that people still remember today. The Top 12 Finalists sang "Nusantara" (Nusantara is the other name for Indonesia) as well as Koes Plus' other famous hit songs, such as "Diana" and "Kembali ke Jakarta" (Return to Jakarta).
Since the show ended, Dirly and Gea have debuted their acting career in a TV drama called Idola (Idol), which was aired on RCTI every Mondays at 8 pm.[http://www.gatra.com/artikel.php?pil=23&id=99271 Aji Mumpung Dirly]. Retrieved 5 March 2010 Ihsan also acted in an Islamic religious series called Maha Kasih, which is also on RCTI.
==Elimination chart==
| border="2" style="margin: 1em auto; border:1px solid gray; border-collapse:collapse;"
| style="background:#FFFF00; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe first | style="background:#FFFF99; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe second | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" style="padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Eliminated |
| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto;"
|colspan="2" align="right"|Stage |colspan="10" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Spectacular Show |colspan="1" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Finale |
| colspan="2" align="right"|Week:
!6/2 !6/9 !6/16 !6/23 !6/30 !7/7 !7/14 !7/21 !7/28 !8/4 !8/19 |
| Place
!Contestant !colspan="11" align="center"|Result |
|---|
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|1
|bgcolor="cyan"|Ihsan Tarore | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | |align="center" bgcolor="lime"|Winner |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|2
|bgcolor="cyan"|Dirly Sompie | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | |align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|Runner-up |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|3
|bgcolor="pink"|Ghea Oktarin |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | | | | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="1" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|4
|bgcolor="cyan"|Sanobo Sasamu |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | | | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="2" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"| 5
|bgcolor="pink"|Maria Priscilla | | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="3" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|6
|bgcolor="cyan"|Ilham Basso | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="4" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|7
|bgcolor="pink"|Christy Claudia | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="5" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|8
|bgcolor="pink"|Sisi Hapsari | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="6" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|9
|bgcolor="pink"|Brinet Sudjana | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="7" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|10
|bgcolor="cyan"|Martesa Sumendra | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="8" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|11
|bgcolor="cyan"|Lee Kulalean | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="9" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|12
|bgcolor="pink"|Depe |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="10" bgcolor="666666"| |
=Season 4=
{{Main|Indonesian Idol season 4}}
The fourth season premiered on 30 March 2007. Auditions began in early January. Ata and Daniel were back as hosts. Indra Lesmana and Titi DJ returned as judges while Indy Barends and Dimas Djayadiningrat were replaced by Anang Hermansyah and Jamie Aditya. The fourth season's compilation album, titled Masterpiece, was released on the seventh week of the Spectacular Show. The single hit was "Bendera" (originally sung by Cokelat), performed by the Top 12 finalists.
Rini Wulandari was named the winner of Season 4 on July 28, 2007. She is the fourth finalist from Medan, North Sumatra, who made it to the finale.{{Cite news|url = http://www.gatra.com/2007-08-05/artikel.php?id=106088 | title="Tradisi" Orang Medan di Final Berlanjut | work=Gatra.com | access-date =7 July 2010}} This season was the first time since the first season when a female won. The composition of 1 male and 3 females on the Top 4 is also exactly the same composition as in Season 1. Rini's debut album was released in November 2007, which included her winner's single. Runner-up Wilson released his first single in March 2010. Fifth-place finisher Fandy Santoso is now the lead singer of the band Kerispatih, replacing the band's former vocalist Sammy, who was kicked out of the band due to drug use.
==Elimination chart==
| border="2" style="margin: 1em auto; border:1px solid gray; border-collapse:collapse;"
| style="background:#FFFF00; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe first | style="background:#FFFF99; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe second | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" style="padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Eliminated |
| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto;"
|colspan="2" align="right"|Stage: |colspan="10" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Spectacular Show |colspan="1" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Finale |
| colspan="2" align="right"|Week:
!5/11 !5/18 !5/25 !6/1 !6/8 !6/15 !6/221 !6/29 !7/62 !7/13 !7/283 |
| Place
!Contestant !colspan="11" align="center"|Result |
|---|
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|1
|bgcolor="pink"|Rini Wulandari | | | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | | |align="center" bgcolor="lime"|Winner |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|2
|bgcolor="cyan"|Wilson Maiseka | | | | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | |align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|Runner-up |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|3
|bgcolor="pink"|Gabriela Christy | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | | | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="1" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|4
|bgcolor="pink"|Sarah Hadju | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="2" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"| 5
|bgcolor="cyan"|Fandy Santoso | | | | | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="3" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|6
|bgcolor="cyan"|Dimas Mochammad | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="4" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|7
|bgcolor="cyan"|Julian Syahputra | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="5" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|8
|bgcolor="pink"|Priska Paramita | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="6" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|9
|bgcolor="cyan"|Stevano Andrie |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="7" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|10
|bgcolor="pink"|Marsya Nada | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="8" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|11
|bgcolor="cyan"|Gana Eka |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="9" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|12
|bgcolor="pink"|Rismawati |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="10" bgcolor="666666"| |
1 It was announced as the bottom two rather than the usual bottom three. Dimas was finally voted off after 5 times consecutively being placed in the bottom three or bottom two.
2 It was revealed that Rini got the largest number of votes. It also meant that Gaby got the second highest number of votes.
3 Rini received 51.2% of all the votes that were cast, while Wilson received only 48.8%
=Season 5=
{{Main|Indonesian Idol season 5}}
The fifth season of Indonesian Idol first aired on 4 April 2008 on RCTI. This season the age limit was changed to range from 16–29 to 17–29. The fifth season of Idol in Indonesia saw contestants able to perform with an instrument at any stage of the competition whereas other adaptations of Idol that have introduced live instrumentation only allow the concept at certain times during the show.
The commercial announcing Season 5 was first aired during a commercial break of Asian Idol. Online registration was open on Indonesian Idol{{'}}s official website. Auditions started on 3 February, starting in Medan. Daniel returned as the show's host, along with two new hosts, Dewi Sandra and Marissa Nasution.[http://www.gatra.com/artikel.php?pil=23&id=111810 Dewi Sandra dan Marissa, Host Baru Idol]. Retrieved 5 March 2010 Ata was no longer the host because she moved to Australia with her husband. Auditions were held in 15 cities. Eight cities held full auditions: Medan, Manado, Ambon, Bali, Surabaya, Bandung, Palembang, and Jakarta. Seven other cities were visited by an Audition Bus that toured: Yogyakarta, Malang, Madiun, Salatiga, Cilacap, Tegal, and Cirebon. A Dream Box was placed in The Wave Mall in Bali for auditions.{{Cite news| first=Johan| last=Sompotan| title=Pertama, Indonesian Idol dengan Audisi Bus dan Dream Box| date=31 January 2008|publisher=Okezone| url=http://celebrity.okezone.com/read/2008/01/31/205/79682/205/pertama-indonesian-idol-dengan-audisi-bus-dan-dream-box}} The judges for the fifth season were Indra Lesmana, Titi DJ, and Anang Hermansyah.
==Elimination chart==
| border="2" style="margin: 1em auto; border:1px solid gray; border-collapse:collapse;"
| style="background:#FFFF00; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe first | style="background:#FFFF99; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe second | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" style="padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Eliminated |
| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto;"
|colspan="2" align="right"|Stage: |colspan="10" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Spectacular Show |colspan="1" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Finale |
| colspan="2" align="right"|Week:
!5/16 !5/23 !5/30 !6/6 !6/13 !6/203 !6/27 !7/4 !7/114 !7/18 !8/2 |
| Place
!Contestant ! colspan="11" |Result |
|---|
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|1
|bgcolor="cyan"|Januarisman | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | |bgcolor="lime" align="center"|{{nowrap|Winner}} |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|2
|bgcolor="pink"|Gisella Anastasia | | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Runner-up}} |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"| 3
|bgcolor="cyan"|Patudu Manik | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|4
|bgcolor="cyan"|Kunto Aji Wibisono | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="2" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|5
|bgcolor="pink"|Dyna Fransisca | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="3" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|6
|bgcolor="cyan"|Obet JR Habibu | | | | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="4" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|7
|bgcolor="cyan"|Andy Makaruwung | | | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="5" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|8
|bgcolor="pink"|Elizabeth Putri Estrya | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="6" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|9
|bgcolor="cyan"|Dede Richo | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="7" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|10
|bgcolor="pink"|Tifany Florina |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="8" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|11
|bgcolor="pink"|Della Setia Kusumawati |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="9" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|12
|bgcolor="pink"|Safira Rachma Rizkika |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="10" bgcolor="666666"| |
=Season 6=
{{Main|Indonesian Idol season 6}}
The sixth season of Indonesian Idol premiered on 5 March 2010, on RCTI. The sixth season saw several changes to the format of the show. There were 14 finalists instead of 12. Another change in the format, which was revealed in the fourth week of the Spectacular Show, is the one-time veto power for the judges to save a contestant who was eliminated by the viewers' votes.
On 12 March 2009, RCTI's CEO announced that Indonesian Idol would not be running a sixth season.[http://www.gatra.com/artikel.php?pil=23&id=123927 "Indonesian Idol" Dihentikan Sementara]. Retrieved 5 March 2010 But in late October 2009, RCTI surprised its audience by showing a short commercial of the Indonesian Idol logo. Rumors started spreading that Indonesian Idol would be back in 2010 after a hiatus for one season. No press confirmation was given. The judges for the sixth season were Agnes Monica, Erwin Gutawa, Rossa, and Anang Hermansyah.
After many rumors, RCTI finally confirmed the return of Indonesian for Season 6, by making audition commercials that featured Daniel Mananta (who came back as host), which confirmed that Indonesian Idol would be back in 2010. The auditions for Season 6 were held from December 2009 and in 17 cities.{{Cite news| first=Gin Gin Tigin| last=Ginulur| title=Membludak, Audisi Indonesia Idol di Bandung Tambah Sehari| date=1 February 2010|publisher=Okezone| url=http://celebrity.okezone.com/read/2010/02/01/205/299541/205/membludak-audisi-indonesia-idol-di-bandung-tambah-sehari}} There was a form to fill out at the Indonesian Idol website to try for auditions. Auditioners had to be between the ages of 16 and 27 by 16 November 2009.
==Elimination chart==
| border="2" style="margin: 1em auto; border:1px solid gray; border-collapse:collapse;"
| style="background:#FFFF99; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe first | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" style="padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe second | style="background:#FFFF00; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Out | style="background:gold; text-align:center;" width="20%"| Judges' save 2 |
| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto;"
|colspan="2" align="right"|Stage |colspan="11" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Spectacular Show |colspan="1" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Finale |
| colspan="2" align="right"|Week:
!5/14 !5/211 !5/28 !6/42 !6/123 !6/18 !6/25 !7/2 !7/94 !7/16 !7/23 !8/7 |
| Ranking
!Contestant !colspan="15" align="center"|Result |
|---|
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|1
|bgcolor="cyan"|Igo Pentury | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|Btm 3 | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|Btm 3 | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|Btm 3 | |bgcolor="lime" align="center"|{{nowrap|Winner}} |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|2
|bgcolor="pink"|Citra Scholastika | | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|Btm 3 |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|Btm 3 | | | | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Runner-up}} |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|3
|bgcolor="cyan"|Gilang Saputra | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|Btm 3 | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|Btm 3 |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|Btm 3 |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|Btm 3 |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|Btm 3 |align="center" bgcolor="yellow"|Out |colspan="4" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|4
|bgcolor="cyan"|Ray Generies | | | | | | | | |bgcolor="gold" align="center"|Safe5 |align="center" bgcolor="yellow"|Out |colspan="4" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|5
|bgcolor="pink"|Tesa Novliana | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|Btm 3 |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|Btm 3 | |align="center" bgcolor="yellow"|Out |colspan="4" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|6
|bgcolor="cyan"|Windra Elfi | | | | | | | |align="center" bgcolor="yellow"|Out |colspan="5" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|7
|bgcolor="cyan"|Rio Basir | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|Btm 4 | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|Btm 3 |align="center" bgcolor="yellow"|Out |colspan="6" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|8
|bgcolor="pink"|Keyko Vredhe | | | | | |align="center" bgcolor="yellow"|Out |colspan="6" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|9
|bgcolor="pink"|Diana Tumewa | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|Btm 3 |align="center" bgcolor="yellow"|Out |colspan="7" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|10
|bgcolor="cyan"|Fendi | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|Btm 3 |align="center" bgcolor="yellow"|Out |colspan="8" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|11
|bgcolor="pink"|Dea Larasati |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|Btm 3 |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|Btm 4 |align="center" bgcolor="yellow"|Out |colspan="9" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" rowspan="2"|12–13
|bgcolor="pink"|Mona Lengkong | |align="center" bgcolor="yellow" rowspan="2"|Out |rowspan="2" colspan="10" bgcolor="666666"| |
| bgcolor="pink"|Ica Intifada
|bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|Btm 3 |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"| 14
|bgcolor="cyan"|Andi Subagja |align="center" bgcolor="yellow"|Out |colspan="11" bgcolor="666666"| |
1 On 2nd Spectacular Show, 2 contestants must voted off
2 Starting from the Top 10 stage, the judges can use Veto Rights, to rescue voted off contestants. Veto Rights can only be used only once.
3 The 5th Spectacular Show was postponed a day because of the opening of the 2010 FIFA World Cup on 11 June 2010.
4 On the 10th Spectacular Show, 2 contestants were voted off.
5 Judges use their Veto Rights to save Ray from elimination.
=Season 7=
{{Main|Indonesian Idol (season 7)}}
RCTI confirmed the return of Indonesian Idol for a seventh season, which aired from 17 February 2012, every Friday at 8:00 pm.
The show, which was dropped the previous year for the launch of MasterChef Indonesia, made a comeback later in the year. In 2012, RCTI appointed Fabian Dharmawan to be the Executive Producer and a project leader for Indonesian Idol 2012, while Fremantle Media appointed Glenn Sims to lead the new creative direction and tone for the series. Both Dharmawan and Sims worked closely to free the show of heavy-handed gimmicks that had bogged down previous seasons, and to dramatically lift production values. As a result, compared to all the previous seasons, this season of Idol achieved the highest ratings and share in average and went on to become the most successful season in the history of Indonesian Idol.
Daniel Mananta, who previously hosted the show, returned as the main host. The judges for this season were Anang Hermansyah, Agnes Monica, and Ahmad Dhani.
==Elimination chart==
| border="2" style="margin: 1em auto; border:1px solid gray; border-collapse:collapse;"
| style="background:#FFFF00; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe first | style="background:#FFFF99; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe second | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" style="padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Eliminated | style="background:gold; text-align:center;" width="20%"| Judges' save |
| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto;"
|colspan="2" align="right"|Stage: |colspan="11" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Spectacular Show |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Finale |
| colspan="2" align="right"|Week:
!4/13 !4/20 !4/27 !5/4 !5/11 !5/18 !5/25 !6/1 !6/9 !6/16 !6/23 !7/7 |
| Place
!Contestant !colspan="12" align="center"|Result |
|---|
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|1
|bgcolor="pink"|Regina Ivanova | | | | | | | | | | | |align="center" bgcolor="lime"|Winner |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|2
|bgcolor="pink"|Kamasean Matthews | | | | | | | |bgcolor="gold" align="center"|Safe | | | |align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|Runner-up |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|3
|bgcolor="cyan"|Prattyoda | | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="1" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|4
|bgcolor="cyan"|Dionisius Agung | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="2" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"| 5
|bgcolor="cyan"|Febri Yoga | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="3" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|6
|bgcolor="pink"|Maria Rosalia |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="5" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|7
|bgcolor="pink"|Non Dera | | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="6" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|8
|bgcolor="cyan"|Rosandy Nugroho |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="7" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|9
|bgcolor="cyan"|Rio Agung | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="8" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|10
|bgcolor="cyan"|Ivan Saputra | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="9" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|11
|bgcolor="pink"|Belinda Fueza | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="10" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|12
|bgcolor="pink"|Khanza Dinar |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="11" bgcolor="666666"| |
=Season 8=
{{Main|Indonesian Idol (season 8)}}
The eighth season of Indonesian Idol returned in 2014. This season doubled as the 10th anniversary of Indonesian Idol. The judges for this season were Anang Hermansyah, Ahmad Dhani, Titi DJ, and {{ill|Tantri Syalindri Ichlasari|lt=Tantri Syalindri|id}}. After a great success in producing X Factor Indonesia, Fabian Dharmawan was appointed, for the second time, as the Executive Producer. A little but noticeable difference in picture quality in this series: most of the outdoor scenes were shot in HD and most of the establishing shots were shot using helicams. Still using the same but slightly improved formula in producing, Fabian invested heavily in the judges' chemistry and the raw talents of the contestants.
==Elimination chart==
| border="2" style="margin: 1em auto; border:1px solid gray; border-collapse:collapse;"
| style="background:#FFFF00; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe first | style="background:#FFFF99; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe second | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" style="padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Eliminated |
| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto;"
|colspan="2" align="right"|Stage: |colspan="10" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Spectacular Show |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Finale |
| colspan="2" align="right"|Week:
!2/21 !2/28 !3/14 !3/21 !3/28 !4/4 !4/18 !4/25 !5/2 !5/9 !5/23 |
| Place
!Contestant !colspan="15" align="center"|Result |
|---|
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|1
|bgcolor="pink"|Nowela Mikhelia | | | | | | | | | | |align="center" bgcolor="lime"|Winner |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|2
|bgcolor="cyan"|Husein Alatas | | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | | | |align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|Runner-up |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|3
|bgcolor="cyan"|Di Muhammad Devirzha | | | | | | | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="3" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|4
|bgcolor="pink"|Yuka Tamada | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="4" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|5
|bgcolor="cyan"|Yusuf Nur Ubay | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | |bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="5" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|6
|bgcolor="cyan"|Giofanny Elliandrian |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="6" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|7
|bgcolor="pink"|Windy Yunita | | | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="7" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|8
|bgcolor="pink"|Maesarah Nur Zakah | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="8" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|9
|bgcolor="pink"|Yunita Nursetia | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="9" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" rowspan="2"|10-11
|bgcolor="pink"|Dewi Puspita |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center" rowspan="2"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="10" bgcolor="666666"| |
| bgcolor="pink"|Miranti Yassovi
| | |colspan="11" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|12
|bgcolor="cyan"|Ryan D'Angga | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="12" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|13
|bgcolor="pink"|Martinha Tereza |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="13" bgcolor="666666"| |
=Season 9=
{{Main|Indonesian Idol (season 9)}}
The ninth season of Indonesian Idol returned at the end of 2017. After the previous, 2014 season of Indonesian Idol, FremantleMedia presented a new breakthrough singing contest, namely Just Duet, created alongside NET. However, as both had disappointing ratings, RCTI and FremantleMedia brought back Indonesian Idol for the ninth season after a three-year hiatus. The judges for this season were Ari Lasso, {{ill|Armand Maulana|id}}, Bunga Citra Lestari, Judika, and Maia Estianty.
==Elimination chart==
| border="2" style="margin: 1em auto; border:1px solid gray; border-collapse:collapse;"
| style="background:#FFFF00; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe first | style="background:#FFFF99; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe second | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" style="padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Eliminated |
| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto;"
|colspan="2" align="right"|Stage: |colspan="10" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Spectacular Show |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Finale |
| colspan="2" align="right"|Week:
!1/30 !2/6 !2/13 !2/19 !2/26 !3/5 !3/12 !3/19 !3/26 !4/9 !4/23 |
| Place
!Contestant !colspan="12" align="center"|Result |
|---|
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|1
|bgcolor="pink"|Maria Simorangkir | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | | |align="center" bgcolor="lime"|Winner |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|2
|bgcolor="cyan"|Ahmad Abdul | | | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | |align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|Runner-up |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|3
|bgcolor="pink"|Joanita Veroni | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="5" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|4
|bgcolor="pink"|Ayu Putrisundari | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="6" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|5
|bgcolor="pink"|Ghea Indrawari | | | | | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="7" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|6
|bgcolor="pink"|Marion Jola | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="8" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|7
|bgcolor="pink"|Bianca Jodie | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="7" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|8
|bgcolor="cyan"|Glen Samuel |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="8" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|9
|bgcolor="cyan"|Chandra Wahyudi | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="9" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|10
|bgcolor="cyan"|Kevin Aprilio | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="10" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|11
|bgcolor="pink"|Withney Julinetha |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="11" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|12
|bgcolor="pink"|Mona Magang |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="12" bgcolor="666666"| |
=Season 10=
{{Main|Indonesian Idol (season 10)}}
The tenth season of Indonesian Idol returned in 2019, after a one-year hiatus. Daniel Mananta and {{ill|Sere Kalina Florencia Sitorus|lt=Sere Kalina|id}} returned as hosts for the season. The panel of judges for this season were Ari Lasso, Anang Hermansyah, Bunga Citra Lestari, Judika and Maia Estianty. There were guest judges for several city auditions. They were pop-rock singer and ex-frontman of ADA Band {{ill|Ibrahim Imran|lt=Baim|id}}, singer-actor {{ill|Marcell Siahaan|id}}, singer Rizky Febian, winner of Season 8, Nowela Auparay, runner-up of Season 6 and pop-jazz singer Citra Scholastika, runner-up of Season 9 {{ill|Ahmad Abdul|id}}, and finalist of Season 9 {{ill|Marion Jola|id}}. This season was won by Lyodra Ginting and, for the first time, the top 3 were dominated by the girls. This was the comeback of Anang Hermansyah after a season's hiatus.
==Elimination chart==
| border="2" style="margin: 1em auto; border:1px solid gray; border-collapse:collapse;"
| style="background:#FFFF00; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe first | style="background:#FFFF99; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe second | style="background:#FFFF66; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe third | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" style="padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Eliminated |
| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto;"
|colspan="2" align="right"|Stage: |colspan="13" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Spectacular Show |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Finale |
| colspan="2" align="right"|Week:
!11/18 !11/25 !12/2 !12/9 !12/16 !12/23 !1/6 !1/13 !1/20 !1/27 !2/3 !2/10 !2/17 !3/2 |
| Place
!Contestant !colspan="15" align="center"|Result |
|---|
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|1
|bgcolor="pink"|Lyodra Ginting | | | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | | | |align="center" bgcolor="lime"|Winner |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|2
|bgcolor="pink"|Tiara Andini | | | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | | | |align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|Runner-up |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|3
|bgcolor="pink"|Ziva Magnolya | | | | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="3" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|4
|bgcolor="cyan"|Raja Giannuca | | | | | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="4" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|5
|bgcolor="pink"|Mahalini Raharja | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="5" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|6
|bgcolor="pink"|Mirabeth Sonia | |bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 4}} | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="6" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|7
|bgcolor="pink"|Ainun Irsani | | | | |bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="7" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|8
|bgcolor="pink"|Novia Bachmid | | | | | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="8" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|9
|bgcolor="pink"|Agseisa Galuh | |bgcolor="FFFF99" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 4}} | |bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="9" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|10
|bgcolor="cyan"|Samuel Cipta | | | |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="10" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|11
|bgcolor="cyan"|Richard Jeremy |bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 4}} |bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="11" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|12
|bgcolor="pink"|Keisya Levronka | | | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="12" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|13
|bgcolor="cyan"|Ola Elannor |bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="13" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|14
|bgcolor="pink"|Olivia Pardede | |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="14" bgcolor="666666"| |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod"|15
|bgcolor="pink"|Alda Wiyekedella |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} |colspan="15" bgcolor="666666"| |
=Season 11=
The eleventh season was held amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. All of the judges from the previous season returned to the judging panel. Starting this season, Boy William replaced Daniel Mananta as the sole host of the show. This season was won by Rimar Callista.
== Elimination chart ==
| border="2" style="margin: 1em auto; border:1px solid gray; border-collapse:collapse;"
| style="background:#FFFF00; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe first | style="background:#FFFF99; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe second | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" style="padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Eliminated |
| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto;"
| colspan="2" align="right" |Stage: | colspan="11" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center" |Spectacular Show |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Finale |
| colspan="2" align="right" |Week:
!1/4 !1/25 !2/1 !2/8 !2/15 !2/22 !3/1 !3/8 !3/15 !3/22 !4/12 !4/26 |
| Place
!Contestant ! colspan="12" align="center" |Result |
|---|
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |1
| bgcolor="pink" |Rimar Callista | | | | | bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center" |{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center" |{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | | | | bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center" |{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | | align="center" bgcolor="lime" |Winner |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |2
| bgcolor="cyan" |Mark Natama | | | | | | | | | | | | align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |Runner-up |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |3
| bgcolor="pink" |Anggi Marito | | | | | | | | | bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center" |{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center" |{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="1" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |4
| bgcolor="pink" |Melissa Hartanto | | | | bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center" |{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | | | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center" |{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="4" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |5
| bgcolor="pink" |Jemimah Cita | | | bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center" |{{nowrap|Btm 4}} | | bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center" |{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center" |{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center" |{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center" |{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="5" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |6
| bgcolor="cyan" |Azhardi Athariq | | | | | | | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center" |{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="6" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |7
| bgcolor="pink" |Kirana Anandita | | | | | | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center" |{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="7" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |8
| bgcolor="pink" |Fitri Novianti | bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center" |{{nowrap|Btm 4}} | | | bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center" |{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center" |{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="8" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |9
| bgcolor="cyan" |Kelvin Joshua | bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center" |{{nowrap|Btm 4}} | bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center" |{{nowrap|Btm 4}} | bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center" |{{nowrap|Btm 4}} | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center" |{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="9" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |10
| bgcolor="pink" |Femila Sinukaban | | | bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center" |{{nowrap|Btm 4}} | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center" |{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="10" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |11
| bgcolor="cyan" |Ramanda Almuna | | bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center" |{{nowrap|Btm 4}} | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center" |{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="11" bgcolor="666666" | |
| rowspan="2" align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |12-13
| bgcolor="cyan" |Joy Fernando | | rowspan="2" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center" |{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="12" bgcolor="666666" | |
| bgcolor="pink" |Kezia Sirait
| bgcolor="FFFF66" align="center" |{{nowrap|Btm 4}} | colspan="13" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |14
| bgcolor="pink" |Karen Rantung | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center" |{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="14" bgcolor="666666" | |
=Season 12=
The twelfth season went into production after Indonesia's Got Talent{{'}}s Season 3 finale. The cities scheduled to hold auditions were Medan, Bandung, Denpasar, Yogyakarta, Flores, Kupang, Samarinda, Manado, Lombok, Malang, Surabaya, and Jakarta. The auditions began on October 8, 2022 and concluded on November 13, 2022.
This marked the second season for Boy William as the sole host of the show. Maia Estianty became the guest judge this season, while Ari Lasso left the judging panel after three seasons. Bunga Citra Lestari returned as judge, with David Bayu, vocalist of Indonesian band Naif, joining the judging panel for the first time. Showcase rounds were held on January 16 and 17, the Top 15 round began on January 30, and the Spectacular Show began on February 6. The season concluded on May 22 and was won by Salma Salsabil.
==Elimination chart==
| border="2" style="margin: 1em auto; border:1px solid gray; border-collapse:collapse;"
| style="background:#FFFF00; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe first | style="background:#FFFF99; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe second | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" style="padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Eliminated |
| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto;"
| colspan="2" align="right" |Stage: | colspan="12" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center" |Spectacular Show |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Finale |
| colspan="2" align="right" |Week:
!2/6 !2/13 !2/20 !2/27 !3/6 !3/13 !3/20 !3/27 !4/3 !4/10 !5/1 !5/8 !5/22 |
| Place
!Contestant ! colspan="13" align="center"|Result |
|---|
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" | 1
| style="background:pink"| Salma Salsabil | | | | | | | | | | | | | align="center" bgcolor="lime"| Winner |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" | 2
| style="background:pink"| Nabillah Taqqiyah | | | | | | | | | | | | | align="center" bgcolor="silver"|Runner-up |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" | 3
| style="background:cyan"| Rony Parulian | | | | | bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | bgcolor="FFFF00" align ="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | bgcolor="FFFF00" align:"center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="3" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" | 4
| style="background:cyan"| Nyoman Paul | | | | | | | bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | bgcolor="FFFF00" align:"center"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | bgcolor="FFFF00" align="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | bgcolor="Palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="4" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |5
| style="background:pink"|Raisa Syarla | | bgcolor="FFFF00" align ="center"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | | | | | | | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="5" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |6
| style="background:pink"| Novia Situmeang | | | | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | | | | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="6" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |7
| style="background:cyan"| Neyl Author | | | | | | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="7" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |8
| style="background:pink"| Anggis Devaki | | | | | | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="8" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |9
| style="background:cyan"|Dimansyah Laitupa | | | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="9" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |10
| style="background:cyan"|Rahman Sadli | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="10" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |11
| style="background:cyan"| Alfredo Fernando | bgcolor="FFFF000"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="11" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |12
| style="background:cyan"| Danil Pratama | | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="12" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |13
| style="background:pink"|Rosalina Samosir | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="13" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |14
| style="background:pink"|Rachel Olivia | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="14" bgcolor="666666" | |
=Season 13=
RCTI and Fremantle announced that Indonesian Idol would be back for its thirteenth season. Auditions were held in thirteen cities, five for major auditions while eight for minor auditions. The cities included were Surabaya,{{Cite news |last=Apridawaty |first=Titi Sutinah |date=26 August 2024 |title=Audisi Indonesian Idol XIII 2024 Hadir di Surabaya: Pemanasan dan Audisi yang Semakin Seru! |url=https://lifestyle.sindonews.com/read/1443075/157/audisi-indonesian-idol-xiii-2024-hadir-di-surabaya-pemanasan-dan-audisi-yang-semakin-seru-1724652525#goog_rewarded |access-date=22 October 2024 |work=SINDOnews}} Palembang, Medan, Denpasar, Surakarta, Kupang, Banjarmasin, Makassar, Yogyakarta, Malang, Semarang, Kupang, Bandung, and Jakarta. Auditions started on June 27–28, 2024, at Semarang, while the season premiered on December 9, 2024.
Maia Estianty returned as main judge, replacing David Bayu, who withdrew due to his daughter's controversies.
==Elimination chart==
| border="2" style="margin: 1em auto; border:1px solid gray; border-collapse:collapse;"
| style="background:#FFFF00; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe first | style="background:#FFFF99; padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Safe second | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" style="padding-left: 1em;" width="20%" | Eliminated |
| class="wikitable" style="margin: 1em auto;"
| colspan="2" align="right" |Stage: | colspan="12" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center" |Spectacular Show |bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="Center"|Finale |
| colspan="2" align="right" |Week:
!1/27 !2/3 !2/10 !2/17 !2/24 !3/3 !3/10 !3/17 !3/24 !4/21 !4/28 !5/5 !5/19 |
| Place
!Contestant{{efn|Name of the contestants are their stage name.}} ! colspan="13" align="center"|Result |
|---|
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |
| style="background:cyan"| Fajar Noor{{efn|Full name : Fajar Nurdiansyah}} | | | | | | | | | | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |
| style="background:pink"| Mesa Hira{{efn|Full name : Meisya Syahirah}} | | | | | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |
| style="background:pink"| Shabrina Leanor{{efn|Full name : Shabrina Leonita}} | | | | | | bgcolor="#FFFF66"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |
| style="background:pink"| Vanessa Zee{{efn|Full name : Vanessa Simorangkir}} | | | | | | | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 2}} | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |5
| style="background:pink"| Angie Carvalho{{efn|Full name : Angelina Carvalho}} | | | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="5" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |6
| style="background:cyan"| Piche Kota{{efn|Full name : Petrus Kota}} | | | | | | | | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="6" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |7
| style="background:cyan"| Kenriz{{efn|Full name : Kenko Rizqullah}} | | | | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="7" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |8
| style="background:pink"| Rara Sudirman{{efn|Full name : Queenara Sudirman}} | | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="8" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |9
| style="background:pink"| Shakirra Vier{{efn|Full name : Shakirra Vierny}} | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="9" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |10
| style="background:pink"| Anjelia Dom{{efn|Full name : Anjelia Domianus}} | | | | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="10" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |11
| style="background:cyan"| Axelo{{efn|Full name : Axel Nababan}} | bgcolor="#FFFF66"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | bgcolor="FFFF00"|{{nowrap|Btm 3}} | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="11" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |12
| style="background:cyan"| Ardhitio{{efn|Full name : Tio Ardhana}} | | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="12" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |13
| style="background:pink"| Nakei{{efn|Full name : Nakeisha Syifa}} | | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="13" bgcolor="666666" | |
| align="center" bgcolor="palegoldenrod" |14
| style="background:pink"| Manisa Llona{{efn|Full name : Manisa Rotuani}} | bgcolor="palegoldenrod" align="center"|{{nowrap|Elim}} | colspan="14" bgcolor="666666" | |
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''Indonesian Idol Extra''
This supplementary program features news and updates about Indonesian Idol contestants, highlights from the show, as well as exclusive behind-the-scenes coverage of Indonesian Idol. The show first aired in 2004.
| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" |
| Year
! Season ! Title ! Host(s) |
|---|
| 2004
| 1 | Demam Indonesian Idol |
| 2005
| 2 | Indonesian Idol Extra |
| 2006
| 3 |rowspan=2| Idol Banget |
| 2007
| 4 | Nirina Zubir, Indra Bekti, Olga Syahputra |
| 2008
| 5 | Idol Hi-Five |
| 2010
| 6 | Dahsyat-nya Indonesian Idol | Raffi Ahmad, Olga Syahputra, Luna Maya |
| 2012
| 7 | Indonesian Idol X-TRA |
| 2014
| 8 | Dahsyat-nya Indonesian Idol | Raffi Ahmad, Ayu Dewi |
| 2018
| 9 | Idol Banget | rowspan="5" | All Contestant |
| 2019–20
| 10 | rowspan="4" | Idol Xtra |
| 2020–21
| 11 |
| 2022-23
|12 |
| 2024-25
|13 |
Controversies
- Joy, the winner of the first season, ceased all ties with Fremantle Media and the Indonesian Idol franchise within weeks of her victory, due to contractual disagreements between Joy and the show's management Indomugi Pratama. This included a six-year contract with Sony BMG and several appearance commitments, including singing at local malls. Joy found this offensive to the Idol title. All traces of her Idol journey were removed from the official site.
- During the Workshop Round of Season 4 and Season 5, many contestants said Saya sudah berusaha.. ("At least I've tried...") or Apabila saya diberi kesempatan untuk minggu depan, saya akan ... ("If people give me the chance to stay here for another week, I will...") or Apabila Indonesia memilih saya untuk minggu depan, saya....("If Indonesia chooses me for next week, I....") when they received negative feedback from the panels. This stirred up some rumors among fans that it might have been scripted.
Awards and nominations
| class="wikitable"
! Year !! Association !! Category !! Nominee !! Result |
| 2005
|Program Music/Variety Show Terfavorit |Indonesian Idol |{{won}} |
| rowspan=2|2006
|rowspan=2|Panasonic Awards |Program Music/Variety Show Terfavorit |Indonesian Idol |{{won}} |
| Presenter Musik/Variety Show Terfavorit (Favorite Music/Variety Show Program) |{{nom}} |
| rowspan=2|2007
|rowspan=2|Panasonic Awards |Program Music/Variety Show Terfavorit |Indonesian Idol |{{nom}} |
| Presenter Musik/Variety Show Terfavorit (Favorite Music/Variety Show Host) |Daniel Mananta |{{nom}} |
| rowspan=2|2011
|rowspan=2|Panasonic Gobel Awards |Program Pencarian Bakat Terfavorit |Indonesian Idol 2010 |{{nom}} |
| Presenter Talent Show Terfavorit (Favorite Talent Show Host) |Daniel Mananta |{{nom}} |
| rowspan=2|2013
|rowspan=2|Panasonic Gobel Awards |Program Pencarian Bakat Terfavorit |Indonesian Idol 2012 |{{nom}} |
| Presenter Talent Show Terfavorit (Favorite Talent Show Host) |Daniel Mananta |{{won}} |
| 2015
|Program Pencarian Bakat & Reality Show Terfavorit |Indonesian Idol 2014 |{{nom}} |
| 2018
|Program Pencarian Bakat Terfavorit |Indonesian Idol musim 9 (season 9) |{{won}} |
References
{{Reflist}}
External links
- {{in lang|id}} [http://www.indonesianidol.com Official website] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210128162022/https://indonesianidol.com/ |date=28 January 2021 }}
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