Everything To Know About ‘AGT’s Hippie Rockstar Steve Goodtime
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America’s Got Talent is back at it again, welcoming even more fascinating yet bizarre acts. This time, among the variety performances is Steve Goodtime, a guitarist and circus performer.
Steve Goodtime Does Circus Amid Rock N’ Roll
By the name itself, Steve is all about having a good time. He describes himself as a “rock n’ roll circus performer and cutie patootie,” intending to make people happy and impress them with his music at the same time. In essence, Steve multitasks usual festival performances all while showcasing his musical talent.
“A hilarious rock n’ roll circus show performed by the super handsome and witty Steve Goodtime,” his website bio reads. “With routines including mouthstick, fire breathing, and juggling, he tops it all off with the greatest rock show your odd hippy uncle has ever seen!”
Furthermore, according to his bio, Steve is great at air guitar, high fives, and kick jumps. His performances usually involve a lot of audience participation, being the interactive performer that he is.
Additionally, Steve has also released an album, Jingles In Space. Such music collection contains five short tracks, including “Stunt It” and “Get Spooky.”
He Auditioned on America’s Got Talent Season 18
Back in March 26, Steve announced that he did a “super cool fun thing,” accompanying the post with a short clip of him showing the AGT auditorium. The next day, he gave another detail about his audition, announcing that he did it with his mother.
“I should probably also mention that I auditioned with my mom, MAMA GOODTIME, in my act!” he wrote.
The circus performer was wearing a black sando and a pair of cheetah-patterned leggings during his audition. This distinct look was made more noticeable by his guitar that is of the same design as his bottoms.
Will Steve Goodtime’s musical circus performance pass America’s Got Talent season 18 auditions? If you want to know, be sure to tune in on June 20 on Tuesdays at 8/7c on NBC.
