On American Idol, John Foster showcased his original song, “Tell That Angel I Love Her,” paying a heartfelt tribute to his two late friends, Maggie Dunn and Caroline Gill.The emotional performance brought him to tears, and he ended it by saying, “I love you, Maggie.” He then gestured toward the audience, where Maggie Dunn’s and Caroline Gill’s parents were seated

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On American Idol, John Foster showcased his original song, “Tell That Angel I Love Her,”…

“With His Cowboy Hat On and Louisiana in His Blood, John Foster Didn’t Just Return Home — He Rode In Like a Legend.” Fresh off his American Idol rise, John Foster came back to Addis and turned his hometown into a celebration for the ages. Boats filled Bayou Plaquemine, crowds stretched past 10,000 strong, and the Westbank showed up in full force. From emotional school visits to a high-energy performance of “Calling Baton Rouge,” John didn’t just perform — he connected. It wasn’t about fame. It was about family, roots, and the kind of pride only Louisiana can bring. One thing’s for sure: he’s not just singing for the state — he is the state

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“With His Cowboy Hat On and Louisiana in His Blood, John Foster Didn’t Just Return…