America’s Got Talenthas announced the 55 acts that are going to the Season 18 live shows. That includes seven Golden Buzzer acts, as well as four dozen other acts who made it through the audition round. They’ll all compete for a handful of spots in the finale.
These Acts Are Going to the AGT Live Shows
We’ve broken the 55 acts into categories so you can easily check to see if your favorites made it through to the live shows, which kick off next Tuesday, August 22, on NBC. The seven Golden Buzzer acts are also marked.
SOLO SINGERS
Alfie Andrew Dani Kerr D’Corey Johnson Eduardo Antonio Trevino Gabriel Henrique (Golden Buzzer) Kylie Frey Lavender Darcangelo (Golden Buzzer) Lachuné Mitch Rossell Putri Ariani (Golden Buzzer) Roland Abante Summer Rios
Erica Coffelt Eseniia Mikheeva Justin Jackson Lambros Garcia Mariandrea
DANCE GROUPS
Avantgardey Chibi Unity (Golden Buzzer) Murmuration (Golden Buzzer) Phil Wright & Parent Jam
INSTRUMENTAL ACTS
Chioma & the Atlanta Drum Academy (Golden Buzzer) John Wines MOS Philip Bowen
COMEDIANS
Ahren Belisle Barry Brewer Jr. Maureen Langan Orlando Leyba
ACROBATS
Grace Good Ramadhani Brothers Three G Warrior Squad
DOG ACTS
Adrian Stoica & Hurricane
MAGICIANS
Anna DeGuzman Mandy Muden Ryland SangSoon Kim Trigg Watson
VENTRILOQUISTS
Brynn Cummings
DANGER ACTS
Andrew Stanton Herwan Legaillard Ray Wold
MISCELLANEOUS ACTS
Oleksandr Leshchenko & Magic Innovations Puppet Simon & The Cowbelles Shadow Ace Zion Clark
What Is the Format of the Show Moving Forward?
Over the next five weeks, the above acts will take the stage for a chance to make it to the AGT Season 18 finale. Fans will be allowed to vote for their favorite acts overnight on Tuesday, with the results being announced on Wednesday nights.
Each week, only two acts will advance to the Finals for their change to be named the winner and earn the $1 million prize. So make sure you vote for your favorite acts after their next performance — it could be their last chance to make it to the finale.
The Season 18 finale will air over two nights — September 26 and September 27.
What do you think of the acts chosen to go to the live shows? Did your favorites make it? Is there anyone you’re disappointed to not see on the list? Let us know in the comments below.
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Jill O'Rourke Jill O’Rourke is a contributor at Talent Recap, writing news stories and recaps for shows like ‘AGT,’ ‘The Voice,’ and ‘American Idol.’ She graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in English and Film Studies, and has been writing about pop culture since 2012, with previous bylines at Crushable and A Plus. Jill spends her free time binge-watching sitcoms and daydreaming about life as a hobbit
