It’s the moment we’ve been waiting for all season – the American Idol top 2 finalists take to the stage for their last performances.

Here’s a rundown with the May 19 American Idol finals recap:

First… cool … a look at the finalists during their auditions and their road to the final two.

Ryan Seacrest kicks things off, telling us they’re live from the Nokia Theater – the Acoustic Rocker vs. the Glam Rocker, as he puts it.

Adam Lambert and Kris Allen come on stage and we get a flash of famous faces in the audience.

Kris won the coin toss and will go second.

The finalists sing aSong of their choice, song chosen by Idol creator Simon Fuller and the winner’s “coronation song”

Tomorrow 2 hour season finale that will likely go live – plan on it for your DVR!!

Adam Lambert – big surprise, we learn that Adam was really noisy as a kid and would scream at bedtime! Adam sings “Mad World” – Randy said he loves how he’s showing his sensitive side, gave him an A+; Kara was happy he chose that song; Paula is incredibly proud and thought it was a brilliant job; Simon thought it overly theatrical, a little Phantom of the Opera.

Kris Allen – didn’t like to sing in front of his family, so they paid him a quarter to get him to sing. Kris sings “Ain’t No Sunshine” – Randy said he can tell exactly what kind of artist he is and said it was one of his best performance; Kara agrees with Randy, saying he creates an intimate bond with everyone; Paula said he Allenizes every song he sings; Simon said he takes his doubts about Kris back after that performance!

Adam Lambert sings “A Change is Gonna Come” – Randy said it’s an amazing R&B classic and that Adam can sing his face off/it was unbelievable; Kara said that was maybe his best performance and interpretation; Paula said it was the best she’s ever heard him sing; Simon said he’s 100% back in the game.

Kris Allen sings “What’s Goin’ On” – Randy said it’s a great song choice, but thought it was a little bit light for this point in the competition; Kara said he’s been true to himself since day 1 and liked that it was a socially conscious song; Paula said he tore it up and made Marvin proud; Simon said it was like 3 friends strumming along to Marvin Gaye, thought it was too laid back.