American Idol 2013 Winner Candice Glover or Kree Harrison? Watch online live stream of finale result show, pre-show [VIDEO]

UPDATE: Candice Glover wins American Idol!

The winner of American Idol 2013 will be revealed in the results show tonight.

The American Idol live finale show will start at 8pm. ET, with the pre-show beginning at 6.30 pm ET.

Idol finalists Candice Glover and Kree Harrison took to the stage for the last time at the Nokia Theatre on May 15 to get viewers' vote to become the next American Idol.

Both ladies sang their hearts out with three songs last night in hopes of being crowned the next Idol.

Judge Randy Jackson, who will not be returning for the next season of the singing reality show, said, ""Dude, this is so close,"

In round 1 of last night's finale performance show, Jackson declared Glover the winner. The 23-year-old diva sang Adele's "Chasing Pavements", a song chosen by Idol executive producer Simon Fuller. 22-year-old Kree Harrison sang Sarah McLaughlan's "Angel."

In round 2, Harrison sang "All Cried Out" for her coronation song while Glover sang "I am Beautiful".

After the songs, Judge Keith Urban said that both ladies were "soul singers."

For round 3, Glover sang "I Who Have Nothing" while Harrison sang "Up To The Mountain". Boht ladies received a standing ovation from the judges.

The American Idol result show is rumored to feature performances by judges Keith Urban and Mariah Carey. Also rumored to perform are last year's winner Philip Phillips, Adam Lambert, Jennifer Lopez, The Band Perry, and Psy.

Click HERE for the live finale pre-show.

Watch Candice Glover's performance of "I Who Have Nothing Below" and Kree Harrison's "Up to the Mountain" below:

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