Question: Which American Idol season was "Part of Me" by Perry performed?
About the article "Part of Me (Katy Perry song)", section "Live performances".

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"Part of Me" was given its first live performance on February 12, 2012, at the 54th Grammy Awards.
An abbreviated version of "E.T."
(2011) ended partway through the chorus, with electronic sound effects and a darkened stage.
Wearing a metallic bodysuit with the appearance of golden armor, a blue-haired Perry descended from the roof of the venue in a transparent cube.
The object shattered, fireworks went off around the stage, and Perry began "Part of Me" as the dancers present during "E.T."
reappeared, lifted her up, and performed a routine behind her.
On March 19, 2012, Perry performed "Part of Me" as part of a Live Lounge special for BBC Radio 1, along with "The One That Got Away" (2011), "Firework" (2011), "Thinking of You" (2009) and a censored version of "Niggas in Paris" (2011).
The performances were closely similar, through their depiction of Perry as a superhero and their theme of self-empowerment.
Katie Brine of MTV commented that "Even when Katy is getting serious, there's always fun to be had.
"On April 26, 2012, Perry performed the track for season 11 of "American Idol".
This was similar to her previous performances and the video, but was pre-taped due to illness.
After a short, introductory military-style video, Perry made a simulated airdrop onto a military base peopled by female background dancers, all clad in military clothing.
It was met with mixed reviews from critics and fans, who criticized Perry's decisions to pre-tape her performance and to lipsync.
However, the complexity and originality of the performance were praised.
Brian Mansfield, of "USA Today", called it a "pretty impressive production", but criticized Perry's vocal abilities.
Perry included the song in the set list of her June 9, 2012 performance at Capital FM's Summertime Ball festival, during which she wore a fifties-style black and white polka dot dress and a black fringe haircut.
DJ Earworm had also made a mashup called "Fly" for the Summertime Ball and included "Part of Me" and Perry's previous single, "The One That Got Away" in the mashup.
On June 26, 2012 Perry performed "Part of Me" in her set list at the premiere for her July 2012, 3D autobiographical documentary-concert film "" on Hollywood Boulevard as part of Pepsi's "Summer Beats" concert series.
During the performance, Perry emerged from a large box of popcorn, wearing a shirt that resembled a film reel with the stage decorated with life-sized lollipops and neon lights.
This was Perry's final performance prior to her taking a musical hiatus after two years of continuous promotion for "Teenage Dream".
"American Idol".
Holcomb previously auditioned for "American Idol" in the eleventh season, but was cut in the Las Vegas round, where she was grouped with Curtis Finch, Jr., Shannon Magrane and Joshua Ledet.
She performed "My Funny Valentine" in Vegas sudden death rounds which received standing ovation from the judges.
Holcomb performed "I Believe in You and Me" at the semi-final voting round receiving standing ovation from all of the judges.
In the semifinals of the twelfth season, Holcomb performed "My Funny Valentine" by Lorenz Hart and "Just Give Me a Reason" by Pink.
She was then eliminated on May 2, 2013, coming in fourth place.
She performed "I Believe in You and Me" as her goodbye song. 
David Hernandez was once part of a singing group called Vinyl Four which consisted of four singers prior to his appearance on "American Idol".
The group performed on the cruise ships.
Hernandez also has performed with the Latin/R&B bands Tribe 7 and Straight up.
Prior to his participation on "American Idol", Hernandez has performed at Urban Network Events, "Arizona Idol" and at a Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade.
He was a finalist in "Arizona Idol" (the winner of the competition secures a chance to audition for FOX's "American Idol").
After failing to take first place, he traveled to San Diego to audition successfully for the seventh season of "American Idol". 
DeGarmo took part in the third season of "American Idol" in 2004, finishing second to winner Fantasia Barrino.
During her "American Idol" run she never fell to the bottom 2.
She became one of the front runners by week 6.
She was 16 years old at the time she competed.
She performed around the country with the rest of the season 3 Top 10 during the summer of 2004. 
In January–February 2004 Sebastian and other "Australian Idol" finalists toured around Australia on the "Australian Idol" Concert Tour, which was promoted by Michael Chugg and Amanda Pelman.
Sebastian also performed his own gigs including the Australian Gospel Music Festival in April.
Sebastian appeared at the Asian MTV Awards, was a guest judge on "New Zealand Idol" and performed on "Indonesian Idol".
After a promotional trip to Malaysia in April he travelled to Europe and the US.
In May Sebastian made a special guest appearance on "American Idol", performing "Angels Brought Me Here" in the Top 3 verdict show.
Sebastian was also a guest performer in the verdict show on "Asian Idol" in 2007, performing the song as duet with 2005 "Indonesian Idol" winner, Mike Mohede.
In 2005, it was also performed by the fourth "American Idol" winner, Carrie Underwood, in the last performance show for the season.
In April 2008, on the United Kingdom TV drama series "Rock Rivals", which depicts a fictional talent show set in London, the song was performed by Bethany Hopkins (portrayed by Holly Quin-Ankrah) as her winner's single.
Cover versions of the song have been performed by Australian singer Hayley Legg and by French electro artist Sebastian Akchoté.
In 2009 Philippine female trio, La Diva, released "Angels Brought Me Here" as a single and included two versions of the song on their debut album, "La Diva".
La Diva had recorded the song as the theme for South Korean TV drama series, "Queen Seondeok" (May–December 2009).