Whether you started watching America's Got Talent back in 2006 or you're brand new to the show, one thing's for certain: there's no shortage of talented people to go around. What we love about the show is that we get to see people of all talents and ages, with really unique stories, too. There are singers, magicians, dancers, puppeteers — you name it. We've rounded up 10 of the best America's Got Talent auditions of all time, from Kenichi Ibana's iconic performance from 2007 to Kodi Lee's incredible performance that rocked the whole country. Be warned — goosebumps ahead.
There's dance and then there's Kenichi Ebina's Matrix-inspired performance, which included bits of martial arts and miming, as well. The audition was the perfect combination of unexpected and unique. Ebina ended up winning the entire competition — and a nice chunk of cash, of course.
Dance duo Freckled Sky combined dance, lighting, and water for a performance so unique, Howard Stern hit the Magic Buzzer to send them to the quarter finals. Today, the duo continues to perform. Most recently, Freckled Sky used its water projection performance as part of Pink's performance at the 2019 Brit Awards.
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When 12-year-old ukulele-player Grace VanderWaal performed an original song called I Don't Know My Name, she received a standing ovation from the judges — and the entire auditorium. Howie Mandel hit the Golden Buzzer, and Grace won the season's whole competition. Flash-forward to today and VanderWaal has two albums, has toured with Imagine Dragons, and has over three million Instagram followers.
Mandy Harvey performed an original song called Try, inspiring Simon Cowell to send her straight to the quarterfinals with the Golden Buzzer. Mandy lost her hearing at the age of 18 from a connective tissues disorder, but she didn't let that stop her from fulfilling her dreams as a singer and songwriter.
As far as unique talents go, this dance group named Light Balance certainly knows how to put on a show. Tyra Banks gave 'em a Golden Buzzer for their audition, which was both trippy and insanely creative. The dancers wore light-up costumes and used visual effects to make you feel like you were watching a music video rather than a real-life performance.
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Nine-year-old Angelica Hale performed Andra Day's Rise Up, earning a standing ovation (and some tears) from all of the judges and the whole audience. I have a feeling we may be looking at a star in the future, said Simon Cowell. He wasn't wrong — she's dropping her first album really soon.
This acrobatic performance from Zurcaroh Acrobatic is so next-level, you'll find yourself holding your breath during the high-flying acts and then clapping along when they're pulled off impeccably. At one point, one of the performers is used as a human jump rope, and quite frankly, it's an audition everyone needs to see. Tyra Banks was a fan — she was the one who hit the Golden Buzzer.
Thirteen-year-old Courtney Hadwin's America's Got Talent audition was so unexpected that you could see the jaw-dropping reaction from several different audience members. Hadwin was shy and nervous when introducing herself, but she broke out into her own rendition (song
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Eleven-year-old violin player Tyler Butler-Figueroa was diagnosed with leukemia at the age of 4, and children at school bullied him for being sick. He discovered the violin, and it helped him forget the bad stuff. He stunned the audience when he played Kelly Clarkson's Stronger on the violin. Simon Cowell proceeded to give him the Golden Buzzer.
And of course, we can't leave out the Golden Buzzer-worthy performance from Kodi Lee that left everyone in the country talking. Lee is blind, autistic, and a musical prodigious savant. We can't wait to follow along with him and his journey on America's Got Talent.
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Best America's Got Talent Auditions
This Season 14, of “America's Got Talent, ” is quickly coming to a conclion, and Augt 27 was the last round of the Live quarterfinals. The final 12 talents, competing for a spot in the semifinals, know full-well that only seven are voted to move forward, so this is no time to play it safe. Performers went bold with song choices, acrobatic moves, and comic routines. Simon Cowell didn't always appreciate the effort, but no one could argue that the first and the final performances in this “America's Got Talent” night made a memorable impression. There were some magical moments in between, too.Spirit, love, and familiar faces Anyone needing a boost of hope, and faith in the future, couldn't help but find it when the Detroit Youth Choir stormed the stage with vitality. Host Terry Crews was choked up even before his golden buzzer pick took the stage, and their choice of “The Champion” could not have complimented their mission more fully. These exuberant voices sang unity and spirit becae they epitomize unity and spirit. The audience and the Dolby Theatre broke out in chants of “DYT” before the judges could begin their commentary. “Hallelujah!” opened Gabrielle Union, telling the ensemble that they were “inspiring the nation.” Howie Mandel affirmed that their message spoke to the world, far beyond the stage of “America's Got Talent.” Julianne Hough praised the chor as “bigger than AGT, ” and Simon Cowell commented that they had far surpassed their audition. No choir has ever won the competition. This one deserves the honor. The love between Lukas & Falco was on full display during their performance of the Mario game-inspired routine. The faithful canine pulled his master on a giant spool of thread, jumped through rings, and leaped into Lukas’ arms from a giant die. Beyond the difficulty of the tricks, the true devotion between this older dog and his owner/trainer since childhood is astounding, and all but Howie Mandel were impressed. Simon praised Falco, saying that he, was better than you, ” referring to Lukas, as his final critique. Magician Dom Chambers won over the judges and the audience by producing full glasses of beer out of paper bags in his first audition. He started off this performance with a toast to a live-action image of himself projected on a screen. Soon, the 12 other Dom’s transformed into past “America's Got Talent” favorites. The panel of judges, everyone in the audience, and even home viewers were asked to hone in on a performer, according to notes placed in glasses by Terry Crews. All fingers came to settle on Tape Face, a.k.a. New Zealand comic Sam Wills from Season 11, who appeared jt as his image shattered on the screen. Simon Cowell looked lost through most of the performance, but remarked that he was impressed that him being stupid “could look cool.” Julianne Hough said that Chambers “made magic cool.” Howie Mandel loved that theater, technology, and fun were all part of the routine. Gabrielle Union said that she now had to “rethink Santa Cla, ” after seeing the performance. Benicio Bryant stepped out of his ual, subtle singer-songwriter mode. The 14-year-old with the amazing voice and talent for capturing emotion decided on high-production for his original song, “Who I Am.” The song, itself, was memorable, but the production got mixed reviews. Simon Cowell said he hoped that voters would remember, Benicio was better than this performance and that he still loved the young talent. Howie Mandel didn't like the song but did like the rendition of the national anthem in Bryant's preview profile. Julianne Hough recognized that the song was a risk, but affirmed that she would remember it. Gabrielle Union still called Benicio “a rockstar.”The silly and sublime Tambourine “artist” Gonzo also went way over the top with production, treading on a multitude of dancers to “enhance” his own few steps. Howie Mandel is still a big fan, but the rest of the panel praised the dancers far above the main attraction. Simon Cowell simply said: “You didn't do anything, ” thereby prompting an X. This might qualify as entertainment, but not the kind worthy of $1 million. Simon Cowell broke his wardrobe mold by donning a bright red shirt, and guitarist virtuoso Marcin Patrzalek was cast in multicolor light with his performance medley of Dick Dale & The Del-Tones’ “Misirlou” and Paganini, as only this prodigy could pull off. Marcin simply has stunning micality, and as a mician, Simon Cowell admits that is likely the best to ever come to the “America's Got Talent” stage. Simon Cowell wasn't pleased with the staging for Marcin, either, but Gabrielle Union told the performer that he was “revolutionizing guitar.” Julianne Hough praised him saying, “you create what other artists pull from, ” and Howie Mandel dubbed him “a one-man band.” No matter what comes of his AGT stint, this artist has a blazing future. He got the first roar of the night. Eric Chien couldn't give Dom Chambers competition
Eleven-year-old violin player Tyler Butler-Figueroa was diagnosed with leukemia at the age of 4, and children at school bullied him for being sick. He discovered the violin, and it helped him forget the bad stuff. He stunned the audience when he played Kelly Clarkson's Stronger on the violin. Simon Cowell proceeded to give him the Golden Buzzer.
And of course, we can't leave out the Golden Buzzer-worthy performance from Kodi Lee that left everyone in the country talking. Lee is blind, autistic, and a musical prodigious savant. We can't wait to follow along with him and his journey on America's Got Talent.
Netflix Yes, Jessica From Love Is Blind Should Have Told Jimmy She Was a Single Parent Right Away by Taylor Andrews 2/20From youthful spirit to fine opera and a feisty single lady, with magic in between, the last quarterfinalists rose to the occasion.
Best America's Got Talent Auditions
This Season 14, of “America's Got Talent, ” is quickly coming to a conclion, and Augt 27 was the last round of the Live quarterfinals. The final 12 talents, competing for a spot in the semifinals, know full-well that only seven are voted to move forward, so this is no time to play it safe. Performers went bold with song choices, acrobatic moves, and comic routines. Simon Cowell didn't always appreciate the effort, but no one could argue that the first and the final performances in this “America's Got Talent” night made a memorable impression. There were some magical moments in between, too.Spirit, love, and familiar faces Anyone needing a boost of hope, and faith in the future, couldn't help but find it when the Detroit Youth Choir stormed the stage with vitality. Host Terry Crews was choked up even before his golden buzzer pick took the stage, and their choice of “The Champion” could not have complimented their mission more fully. These exuberant voices sang unity and spirit becae they epitomize unity and spirit. The audience and the Dolby Theatre broke out in chants of “DYT” before the judges could begin their commentary. “Hallelujah!” opened Gabrielle Union, telling the ensemble that they were “inspiring the nation.” Howie Mandel affirmed that their message spoke to the world, far beyond the stage of “America's Got Talent.” Julianne Hough praised the chor as “bigger than AGT, ” and Simon Cowell commented that they had far surpassed their audition. No choir has ever won the competition. This one deserves the honor. The love between Lukas & Falco was on full display during their performance of the Mario game-inspired routine. The faithful canine pulled his master on a giant spool of thread, jumped through rings, and leaped into Lukas’ arms from a giant die. Beyond the difficulty of the tricks, the true devotion between this older dog and his owner/trainer since childhood is astounding, and all but Howie Mandel were impressed. Simon praised Falco, saying that he, was better than you, ” referring to Lukas, as his final critique. Magician Dom Chambers won over the judges and the audience by producing full glasses of beer out of paper bags in his first audition. He started off this performance with a toast to a live-action image of himself projected on a screen. Soon, the 12 other Dom’s transformed into past “America's Got Talent” favorites. The panel of judges, everyone in the audience, and even home viewers were asked to hone in on a performer, according to notes placed in glasses by Terry Crews. All fingers came to settle on Tape Face, a.k.a. New Zealand comic Sam Wills from Season 11, who appeared jt as his image shattered on the screen. Simon Cowell looked lost through most of the performance, but remarked that he was impressed that him being stupid “could look cool.” Julianne Hough said that Chambers “made magic cool.” Howie Mandel loved that theater, technology, and fun were all part of the routine. Gabrielle Union said that she now had to “rethink Santa Cla, ” after seeing the performance. Benicio Bryant stepped out of his ual, subtle singer-songwriter mode. The 14-year-old with the amazing voice and talent for capturing emotion decided on high-production for his original song, “Who I Am.” The song, itself, was memorable, but the production got mixed reviews. Simon Cowell said he hoped that voters would remember, Benicio was better than this performance and that he still loved the young talent. Howie Mandel didn't like the song but did like the rendition of the national anthem in Bryant's preview profile. Julianne Hough recognized that the song was a risk, but affirmed that she would remember it. Gabrielle Union still called Benicio “a rockstar.”The silly and sublime Tambourine “artist” Gonzo also went way over the top with production, treading on a multitude of dancers to “enhance” his own few steps. Howie Mandel is still a big fan, but the rest of the panel praised the dancers far above the main attraction. Simon Cowell simply said: “You didn't do anything, ” thereby prompting an X. This might qualify as entertainment, but not the kind worthy of $1 million. Simon Cowell broke his wardrobe mold by donning a bright red shirt, and guitarist virtuoso Marcin Patrzalek was cast in multicolor light with his performance medley of Dick Dale & The Del-Tones’ “Misirlou” and Paganini, as only this prodigy could pull off. Marcin simply has stunning micality, and as a mician, Simon Cowell admits that is likely the best to ever come to the “America's Got Talent” stage. Simon Cowell wasn't pleased with the staging for Marcin, either, but Gabrielle Union told the performer that he was “revolutionizing guitar.” Julianne Hough praised him saying, “you create what other artists pull from, ” and Howie Mandel dubbed him “a one-man band.” No matter what comes of his AGT stint, this artist has a blazing future. He got the first roar of the night. Eric Chien couldn't give Dom Chambers competition
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