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Mel B is returning to the judges’ table for the landmark 20th season of America’s Got Talent, which begins May 27 on NBC. But if she’s in, who’s out?

The former Spice Girl will be sitting alongside Simon Cowell (his 10th season), Howie Mandel (his 16th season), and Sofia Vergara (her sixth season), which means Heidi Klum is stepping down … at least for now. Klum previously took a break in Season 14, but she returned the following year. It’s likely that Klum’s duties as the returning host of Project Runway are responsible for her missing this installment of AGT.

Terry Crews is also back as the host of America’s Got Talent for the seventh consecutive cycle.

“It is absolutely brilliant to be able to announce this year as our 20th season,” said Cowell, who also serves as executive producer. “Over the years, we have seen some amazing acts...

Monday night on NBC, “America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League” Season 1 crowned the $250,000 winner during its two-hour grand finale. But did the right act win the “AGT” spin-off series? That’s for You to decide! Vote in our poll below to let us know who among the Top 5 really deserved to win the competition, and then defend your choice down in the comments section. Warning: this article contains spoilers from the finale of “AGT Fantasy League” — read at your own risk.

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The February 19 episode began with a recap of the Top 10 acts’ last performance on the show. These finalists were: head balancers Ramadhani Brothers, singer/pianist Kodi Lee and shadow artist Shadow Ace of Team Howie Mandel; drummers Pack Drumline, choir Sainted and dancer Musa Motha of Team Simon Cowell; aerialists V.Unbeatable and contortionist Sofie Dossi of Team...

“AGT: Fantasy League” concluded on February 19 with the “Final Results” of which of the 10 Dream Team acts became the newest AGT champion. The new spin-off series saw judges Mel B, Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel go head-to-head in a competition to mentor an all star ‘AGT’ act through the season to victory.

The 10 finalist acts that performed for the win on February 12 were: Billy and Emily England and Aidan Bryant on Team Mel; Ramadhani Brothers, Kodi Lee and Shadow Ace on Team Howie; Sofie Dossi and V.Unbeatable on Team Heidi; and Pack Drumline, Musa Motha and Sainted on Team Simon.

Below, read our minute-by-minute “AGT: Fantasy League” recap of episode 8 to find out who became the next AGT champion and which of the judges earned official bragging rights on Monday, February 19 at 8:00 p.m. Et/Pt. Then be sure to sound off in the comments section...

Monday’s two-hour finale of America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League revealed the show’s first-ever winner, and it’s not the act anyone was expecting.

Heading into the dramatic season ender, multiple TVLine polls had musician Kodi Lee as Fantasy League’s frontrunner, so imagine our surprise when the inspirational winner of Season 14 was among the first group of contestants eliminated. Other acts who fell short of making the top five included danger duo Billy & Emily England, shadow puppeteer Shadow Ace, contortionist Sofie Dossi and aerialist Aidan Bryant.

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We’re just days away from finding out who will win “America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League,” NBC’s latest spin-off of the popular “AGT” franchise. This time around, the four judges — Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum and Mel B — compete alongside their Dream Team acts of former all-stars, fan-favorites and winners. The Top 10 finalists performed for the audience votes during Monday night’s episode, and we will all find out who gets added to the “Got Talent” winners list on February 19.

In Gold Derby’s overnight poll, we asked “AGT Fantasy League” fans to vote for who they think deserves to win NBC’s reality TV show. Here are their complete poll results:

18% — Sofie Dossi (Team Heidi)

17% — Kodi Lee (Team Howie)

16% — V.Unbeatable (Team Heidi)

14% — Ramadhani Brothers (Team Howie)

11% — Aidan Bryant (Team Mel)

7% — Shadow Ace (Team Howie)

5% — Billy & Emily England (Team Mel)

5% — Pack Drumline (Team Simon)

4% — Musa Motha (Team...

On February 12, 2024, NBC aired Episode 7 of “America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League.” The new spin-off series marks the return of former judge Mel B as she joins Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel in a head-to-head competition to mentor an all-star “AGT” act through the season to victory. Terry Crews is back once again for hosting duties.

Over the past eight weeks of shows, the judges’ Dream Teams of 10 was narrowed down with only one standing as the newest “AGT” champion and taking home the $250,000 cash prize next week. That act will also give their mentor the first coach’s win in “AGT” history. Now that that the finale performance episode upon us, the remaining acts are one step closer to the finale. But who were the best acts from this episode? Below we rank the 10 acts from worst to best.

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“AGT: Fantasy League” continued on February 12 with the 10 Dream Team acts taking the stage one last time in “Final Performances.” The new spin-off series marks the return of former judge Mel B as she joins Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel in a head-to-head competition to mentor an all star ‘AGT’ act through the season to victory. Terry Crews is back once again for hosting duties.

Over the last six weeks of shows, the judges’ Dream Teams of 10 were narrowed down from 40 to this final 10. By the February 19 finale, only one will stand as the newest AGT champion and take home the $250,000 cash prize. That act will also give their mentor the first coach’s win in AGT history.

Competing on February 12 were four acts that earned Golden Buzzers in the qualifiers: Billy and Emily England with Team Mel from “Qualifiers 1,” Ramadhani Brothers with Team Howie from “Qualifiers 2,” Sofie Dossi...

There was a mass elimination at the end of the sixth episode of “America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League,” as a whopping seven acts were cut from the competition. They were: dog act Adrian Stoica & Hurricane, singer Darci Lynne, singing trio Chapel Hart, danger act Grace Good, sand artist Kseniya Simonova, magician Yu Hojin and singer Sheldon Riley. Gold Derby asked fans to vote in our overnight poll for which of these eliminated acts was most robbed, and Adrian Stoica & Hurricane topped the list with 26% support.

Do You agree or disagree with your fellow viewers? Be sure to sound off down in the comments section. Here are the fans’ complete poll results for which contestant was most robbed in “AGT Fantasy League” Week 6:

26% — Adrian Stoica & Hurricane (Team Simon Cowell)

23% — Darci Lynne (Team Heidi Klum)

16% — Chapel Hart (Team Simon)

13% — Grace Good (Team Heidi)

12% — Kseniya Simonova (Team Howie Mandel)

6% — Yu Hojin (Team...

Monday night during the Semi-finals 2 episode of “America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League,” Australian singer Sheldon Riley from “AGT” Season 15 returned to the big stage with his rendition of “golden hour” by Jvke. While Mel B (his mentor), Heidi Klum and Simon Cowell gave him mostly positive comments, Howie Mandel received boos from the studio audience for his harsh criticism of Sheldon’s performance.

“You know, I’m just gonna say what I thought,” Howie declared when it was his turn to speak. “I think you’re one of the best singers we have heard on this show. But tonight, I thought that was way off. I found that way off.” As the crowd reacted negatively to Howie’s comments, he continued on, “Rather than hitting the notes, you were hitting volume, and you stayed in one little plane and it was just loud. I think you’re much better than that,...

The sixth episode of “America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League” aired Monday, February 5 on NBC with the first set of 10 Semi-finalists returning to the big stage to compete alongside the judges. At the end of the episode, three contestants advanced to the Finals round: Musa Motha via Simon Cowell‘s Golden Buzzer, V.Unbeatable via Heidi Klum‘s Golden Buzzer, and Shadow Ace via the audience vote. That meant seven acts were eliminated with no chance of winning the $250,000 grand prize.

Which eliminated act do You think was most robbed in “AGT Fantasy League” Semi-finals 2? As a reminder, the seven also-rans this week were: dog act Adrian Stoica & Hurricane, singing trio Chapel Hart, singer Darci Lynne, danger act Grace Good, sand artist Kseniya Simonova, singer Sheldon Riley and magician Yu Hojin. Vote in our poll below and then defend your choice in the comments section.

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“AGT: Fantasy League” continued on February 5 with the second set of second round performances in “Semi-Finals 2.” The new spin-off series marks the return of former judge Mel B as she joins Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel in a head-to-head competition to mentor an all star ‘AGT’ act through the season to victory. Terry Crews is back once again for hosting duties.

Over eight weeks of shows, the judges’ Dream Teams of 10 will be narrowed down until only one stands as the newest AGT champion and takes home the $250,000 cash prize. That act will also give their mentor the first coach’s win in AGT history. In the four qualifiers, 10 acts performed with one receiving the week’s Golden Buzzer and five others advanced to this next round based on an audience vote.

The four acts that are already comfortably in “The Finals” by way of the Golden Buzzer...

“AGT: Fantasy League” continued on January 29 with the first set of second round performances in “Semi-Finals 1.” The new spin-off series marks the return of former judge Mel B as she joins Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel in a head-to-head competition to mentor an all star ‘AGT’ act through the season to victory. Terry Crews is back once again for hosting duties.

Over eight weeks of shows, the judges’ Dream Teams of 10 will be narrowed down until only one stands as the newest AGT champion and takes home the $250,000 cash prize. That act will also give their mentor the first coach’s win in AGT history. In the four qualifiers, 10 acts performed with one receiving the week’s Golden Buzzer and five others advanced to this next round based on an audience vote.

The four acts that are already comfortably in “The Finals” by way of the Golden Buzzer...

At the end of the fourth episode of “America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League,” four acts were sent packing by the studio audience: mentalists The Clairvoyants, singer Brian Justin Crum, magician Cillian O’Connor and boy band Travis Japan. Gold Derby asked fans to vote in our overnight poll for which of these eliminated acts was most robbed, and The Clairvoyants topped the list with 54% support.

Do You agree or disagree with your fellow viewers? Be sure to sound off down in the comments section. Here are the complete poll results for which act was most robbed in “AGT Fantasy League” Week 4:

54% — The Clairvoyants (Team Heidi Klum)

21% — Brian Justin Crum (Team Mel B)

20% — Cillian O’Connor (Team Simon Cowell)

5% — Travis Japan (Team Mel B)

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The Clairvoyants originally finished as the runners-up on “AGT” Season 11, and...

“AGT: Fantasy League” continued on January 22 with the fourth set of 10 performances in “Qualifiers 4.” The new spin-off series marks the return of former judge Mel B as she joins Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel in a head-to-head competition to mentor an all star ‘AGT’ act through the season to victory. Terry Crews is back once again for hosting duties.

Over eight weeks of shows, the judges’ Dream Teams of 10 will be narrowed down until only one stands as the newest AGT champion and takes home the $250,000 cash prize. That act will also give their mentor the first coach’s win in AGT history. In the four qualifiers, 10 acts perform with one receiving the week’s Golden Buzzer and five others advancing to the next round based on an audience vote.

In “Qualifiers 1” on January 1, Mel gave her Golden Buzzer to the roller skating siblings Billy and Emily England...

At the end of the third episode of “America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League,” four acts were sent packing by the studio audience: dance group Junior New System, clairvoyant Fritzy Rosmerian, sound artist Genevieve Cote and comedian Ichikawa Koikuchi. Gold Derby asked fans to vote in our overnight poll for which of these eliminated acts was most robbed, and Junior New System topped the list with 50% support.

Do You agree or disagree with your fellow viewers? Be sure to sound off down in the comments section. Here are the complete poll results for which act was most robbed in “AGT Fantasy League” Week 3:

50% — Junior New System (Team Mel B)

24% — Genevieve Cote (Team Howie Mandel)

14% — Fritzy Rosmerian (Team Howie)

12% — Ichikawa Koikuchi (Team Howie)

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Mel B chose the men-dancing-in-heels crew for her Dream Team after seeing...

“AGT: Fantasy League” continued on January 15 with the third set of 10 performances in “Qualifiers 3.” The new spin-off series marks the return of former judge Mel B as she joins Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel in a head-to-head competition to mentor an all star ‘AGT’ act through the season to victory. Terry Crews is back once again for hosting duties.

Over eight weeks of shows, the judges’ Dream Teams of 10 will be narrowed down until only one stands as the newest AGT champion and takes home the $250,000 cash prize. That act will also give their mentor the first coach’s win in AGT history. In the four qualifiers, 10 acts perform with one receiving the week’s Golden Buzzer and five others advancing to the next round based on an audience vote.

In “Qualifiers 1” on January 1, Mel gave her Golden Buzzer to the roller skating siblings Billy and Emily England...

At the end of the first episode of “America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League,” four acts were sent packing by the studio audience: football player-turned-magician Jon Dorenbos, silent comedic magician Tape Face, Japanese opera singer Maria Seiren and German entertainer Hans. Gold Derby asked fans to vote in our overnight poll for which of these eliminated acts was most robbed, and the majority of respondents (54%) chose Jon. Do You agree or disagree with your fellow viewers? Sound off down in the comments section.

Here are the complete poll results for which act was most robbed in “AGT Fantasy League” Week 1:

54% — Jon Dorenbos (Team Mel B)

29% — Tape Face (Team Mel B)

11% — Maria Seiren (Team Mel B)

6% — Hans (Team Heidi Klum)

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Jon’s magic act involved a deck of playing cards and wine glasses. The Season...

On January 1, 2024, NBC premiered Episode 1 of “America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League.” The new spin-off series marks the return of former judge Mel B as she joins Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel in a head-to-head competition to mentor an all star “AGT” act through the season to victory. Terry Crews is back once again for hosting duties.

Over eight weeks of shows, the judges’ Dream Teams of 10 will be narrowed down until only one stands as the newest AGT champion and takes home the $250,000 cash prize. That act will also give their mentor the first coach’s win in AGT history. In the four qualifiers, 10 acts perform with one receiving the week’s Golden Buzzer and five others advancing to the next round based on an audience vote.

But who were the best acts from the season opener? And did any move forward that shouldn’t have? Below we rank the 10 acts,...

The series premiere of “America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League” delivered the reality TV show’s first major twist when Mel B utilized her Golden Buzzer to steal Billy & Emily England from Simon Cowell‘s team. Remember, for NBC’s “AGT” spin-off series, each judge cultivates their own team of 10 all-star acts, fan-favorites and former winners, but the Golden Buzzer twist allows the judges to “steal” someone else’s contestant and advance them into the season finale. (Think of it as “The Voice” on steroids.)

“I feel really excited. I feel amazing,” Mel B proclaimed during the January 1 episode after the confetti fell onto the brother-sister rollerblading duo. The camera then cut to Simon, who gritted his teeth in anger. Watch the Golden Buzzer video above.

Emily seemed to rub salt in Simon’s wound when she told host Terry Crews, “Honestly, when Simon called me, the 11-year-old Emily was a little bit upset.

“AGT: Fantasy League” premiered on January 1 with the first set of 10 performances in “Qualifiers 1.” The new spin-off series marks the return of former judge Mel B as she joins Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel in a head-to-head competition to mentor an all star ‘AGT’ act through the season to victory. Terry Crews is back once again for hosting duties.

Over eight weeks of shows, the judges’ Dream Teams of 10 will be narrowed down until only one stands as the newest AGT champion and takes home the $250,000 cash prize. That act will also give their mentor the first coach’s win in AGT history. In the four qualifiers, 10 acts perform with one receiving the week’s Golden Buzzer and five others advancing to the next round based on an audience vote.

Monday night’s show featured performances from Billy and Emily England and Kodi Lee from Simon’s team; Jon Dorenbos,...

The premiere episode of “America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League” aired Monday, January 1 on NBC with the first set of 10 all-star acts, fan-favorites and former winners returning to the big stage to compete alongside the judges. At the end of the episode, six acts advanced to the next round: V.Unbeatable, Kodi Lee, Shadow Ace, Kseniya Simonova and Kristy Sellars via the audience vote, and Billy & Emily England thanks to Mel B‘s Golden Buzzer. That meant four acts were eliminated with no chance of winning the $250,000 grand prize.

Which eliminated act do You think was most robbed in “AGT Fantasy League” Week 1? As a reminder, the four also-rans were: German entertainer Hans, football player-turned-magician Jon Dorenbos, silent comedic magician Tape Face and Japanese opera singer Maria Seiren. Vote in our poll below and then defend your choice in the comments section.

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Jon Dorenbos returns to the America’s Got Talent stage on Monday (NBC, 8/7c) as one of the judges’ hand-picked wild cards, but can the athlete-turned-magician recover from his fumble earlier this season?

TVLine has an exclusive first look at Dorenbos’ comeback card trick, and judging by the dramatic strings underscoring his act, I’m expecting a big response from the crowd. Even from the 30-second sneak peek, it’s clear that the judges are impressed, even if they aren’t the ones Dorenbos necessarily needs to win over.

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The final of “America’s Got Talent: The Champions” on February 11 will showcase 12 acts. Five of them made it to this stage of the competition by getting the Golden Buzzer during their auditions: singers Susan Boyle, Angelica Hale and Kechi Okwuchi; daredevils Deadly Games; and sand artist Kseniya Simonova. Another five — singers Brian Justin Crum, Paul Potts and Cristina Ramos; stand-up Preacher Lawson; and magician Shin Lim — won enough votes from the superfans to make the cut. And two will be wild cards.

Which of the acts that got tantalizing close do you want to see get a second chance? After reading our recap of the results of each episode be sure to vote for the two contestants that you’d like to see get a second chance and compete again.

Episode 1: Preacher Lawson won superfan vote

Second place: Bianca Ryan (singer): “Say Something” by a Great Big World.

The line-up of acts on the third episode of season 1 of “America’s Got Talent: The Champions” includes two winners of the franchise from around the world: opera singer Paul Potts, who claimed victory in the first season of “Britain’s Got Talent” back in 2007; and DJ Arch Jnr, the self-titled “Kid DJ” who won “South Africa’s Got Talent” in 2015. Get your first look at these international imports in the teaser video above.

Also in the hunt is the runner-up from the 2017 edition of “America’s Got Talent”: child singer Angelica Hale. She lost the season 12 “Agt” title to teen ventriloquist Darci Lynne Farmer, who competed on last week’s show. Shockingly, Darci Lynne didn’t earn enough votes from the superfans to move on to the final with that spot going to “Spain’s Got Talent” champ Cristina Ramos? Will Angelica fare better than her one-time rival?...

Attention all bearded men: we suggest covering your eyes while watching this latest leaked video from “America’s Got Talent: The Champions.” You have been warned!

Extreme roller skaters Billy and Emily England return to the “Agt” stage on Monday’s third episode to compete for the title of “Champion,” and they’ve brought back one of their most dangerous tricks of all time. After going around and around on a tiny platform at high speeds, Emily then grabs onto Billy’s beard and uses that as leverage as they continue spinning in circles. Watch the hair-pulling beard trick above.

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“The beard again!” shouts Heidi Klum, who first saw this brother-sister act back in Season 12 of “America’s Got Talent.” Host Terry Crews, a new addition to the long-running program, turns to the camera...

Something tells us there’s a Golden Buzzer in Paul Potts‘ future. The opera singer, who won the first season of Britain’s Got Talent in 2007, is among the acts competing Monday on America’s Got Talent: The Champions (NBC, 8/7c). And he didn’t cross the pond to lose.

TVLine has an exclusive sneak peek of Potts’ triumphant return to the Talent stage, a powerful performance that brings all four judges — along with every single person in the audience — to their feet.

Of course, Potts is just one of 10 acts facing the judges this week, along with singer Angelica Hale...

Episode 1 of “America’s Got Talent: The Champions” included a return appearance by Bianca Hale, the singer who launched the franchise back in 2006 when she won season 1 of “Agt.” She did not make it through to the final. Hoping for better luck on episode 3, which airs on NBC on January 21, is opera singer Paul Potts, who claimed victory in the first season of “Britain’s Got Talent” back in 2007.

Of the other nine acts, only one took the title in their respective country: DJ Arch Jnr, the self-titled “Kid DJ,” won “South Africa’s Got Talent” in 2015. Another, magician Darcy Oake finished in fifth place on “Bgt” in 2013.

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Also in the hunt is child singer Angelica Hale, who lost season 12 of “America’s Got Talent” to teen ventriloquist Darci Lynne Farmer in 2017. Besides Hale,...

The second episode of “America’s Got Talent: The Champions” airs Monday, January 14 starting at 8 p.m. Et/Pt on NBC. Just like the premiere, it will feature 10 acts who have already taken part in the franchise. Among these will be Paul Potts, who won the very first season of “Britain’s Got Talent” back in 2007.

Also in the hunt is teen ventriloquist Darci Lynne Farmer who won season 12 of ‘Agt” in 2017..

Of the other eight acts, only one took the title in their respective country: DJ Arch Jnr, the self-titled “Kid DJ,” won “South Africa’s Got Talent” in 2015. Another, magician Darcy Oake finished in fifth place on “Bgt” in 2013.

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Besides Hale, the other six “Agt” finalists set to perform on episode 2 of “America’s Got Talent: The Champions” are:

Prince Poppycock,...

“America’s Got Talent: The Champions” brings together 50 acts from around the world to compete for the title of the best of the best. While 18 of these contestants won the show in their respective countries. the other 32 did not and are hoping for better luck the second time around. Among these als0-rans is teen singing sensation Courtney Hadwin, who fell short last summer when she contended on “Agt.”

She is among the 28 finalists from various seasons of “America’s Got Talent” looking to finally be crowned champion. Six of these acts were the runner-up in their respective seasons : singer Jackie Evancho (2010), comedian Tom Cotter (2012), comedian Taylor Williamson (2013), comedian Drew Lynch (2015); mentalists The Clairvoyants (2016) and pre-teen singer Angelica Hale (2017).

Among those “Agt” champs coming back for more are singing ventriloquist Darci Lynne Farmer, who was only 13 when she won Season 12 of the reality TV show in 2017. The other winners...

Fifty of the most Talent-ed acts in reality TV history will collide on the world’s stage in 2019 with the premiere of America’s Got Talent: The Champions.

NBC on Friday announced the first wave (aka first half) of the names — from the United States, England, South Africa and beyond — returning for another shot at glory. Read on for the full list:

* Darci Lynne Farmer, ventriloquist (America’s Got Talent 2017 winner)

* Paul Potts, opera singer (Britain’s Got Talent 2007 winner)

* Shin Lim, magician (America’s Got Talent 2018 winner)

* Kseniya Simonova, sand artist (Ukraine’s Got Talent 2009 winner)

* DJ Arch Jnr,...

The voting figures for Britain's Got Talent have been released by ITV.

The numbers show that 2015 winner Jules O'Dwyer and Matisse and second-placed magician Jamie Raven were far ahead of everyone else in yesterday's live final. In a closely fought result, O'Dwyer and Matisse ended up winning by just 2.2%.

In the first semi-final, Henry Gallagher - who lost out on the judges' vote - actually finished ahead of Entity Allstars.

And Boyband, the judges' wild card, only came fourth in the public wild card vote behind Gallagher and Revelation Avenue.

See the voting figures in full below:

Semi-final 1

Côr Glanaethwy - 21.9%

Henry Gallagher - 17.5%

Entity Allstars - 12.8%

Lorraine Bowen - 12.3%

Mitch & Cally the Wonderdog - 11.5%

Becky O'Brien - 11.4%

Billy & Emily England - 7.6%

Andrew Fleming - 2.5%

Ruby Red Performers - 2.5%

Semi-final 2

Jules O'Dwyer & Matisse - 29.3%

Old Men Grooving - 27.1%

Revelation Avenue - 16.3%

Groove Thing - 7.2%

Bonetics - 6.2%

The HoneyBuns - 5.3%

Michael Late...