‘America’s Got Talent’: Who’s performing live on August 22? Lavender Darcangelo, Brynn Cummings …
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The first week of “America’s Got Talent” live shows will air Tuesday, August 22 on NBC, with 11 acts (out of 55 total acts) taking the stage in front of judges Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum and Sofia Vergara and host Terry Crews. In each of the five initial qualifying rounds, only the top two vote-getters will advance to the grand finale, so voting is of utmost importance. This week will welcome one Golden Buzzer to the stage, singer Lavender Darcangelo, as well as fan-favorite ventriloquist/mentalist Brynn Cummings.
So who’s performing live on August 22? NBC has confirmed to Gold Derby the identities of the 11 upcoming acts. They are:
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Adrian Stoica & Hurricane
Dog act, age 45, from Italy
Brynn Cummings
Ventriloquist & mentalist, age 12, from Paw Paw, Michigan
John Wines
Electric guitarist, age 59, from United Kingdom
Lambros Garcia
Dancer, age 10, from New York
Lavender Darcangelo
Singer, age 27, from Fitchburg, Massachusetts
Maureen Langan
Stand-up comedian, age 62, from Manhattan, New York
Mitch Rossell
Singer & guitarist, age 35, from Tennessee
Oleksandr Leshchenko & Magic Innovation
Multimedia dancer, age 34, from Ukraine
Ray Wold
Danger act, age 64, from Las Vegas, Nevada
Sainted
Choir, ages 21-44, from North Carolina
True Villains
Band, ages 28-36, from Nashville, Tennessee
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The ultimate winner of “AGT” Season 18 will join the list of champions that includes singers (Bianca Ryan, Neal E. Boyd, Kevin Skinner, Michael Grimm, Landau Eugene Murphy Jr., Grace VanderWaal and Kodi Lee), ventriloquists (Terry Fator, Paul Zerdin and Darci Lynne Farmer), magicians (Mat Franco, Shin Lim and Dustin Tavella), dancers (Kenichi Ebina and Mayyas) and variety acts (Olate Dogs and Brandon Leake).
“America’s Got Talent” has been a summer staple for NBC since it initially premiered in 2006. This year marks its 18th regular season, but there have also been three American-based spin-offs: “AGT: The Champions,” “AGT: All-Stars” and “AGT: Extreme.”
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