Everything We Know About the 'AGT: All-Stars' Spinoff, Including the Four Golden Buzzers

The new 'America's Got Talent: All-Stars' series is heading into the finale.

An additional talent competition joined the NBC lineup in 2023 when the America’s Got Talent: All Stars premiered in January.

The show is an extension of regular America’s Got Talent, featuring winners, finalists, fan favorites and viral sensations from previous seasons of the American version of the show as well as from Got Talent franchises around the world, including Australia, Belgium, Britain, Canada, Dominican Republic, Germany, India, Philippine, and Romania

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With more than 70 local versions of Got Talent produced across Europe, Asia Pacific, the Middle East, Africa and the Americas, AGT: All Stars brings together the most beloved and memorable contestants from around the globe for one of the toughest competitions yet. The best of the best return to the stage to showcase their talent in hopes of being crowned the first-ever winner of AGT: All-Stars.

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When does America’s Got Talent: All Stars premiere?

America’s Got Talent: All Stars premiered Monday, Jan. 2, 2023.

What time will America’s Got Talent: All Stars be on in 2023?

America’s Got Talent: All Stars airs at 8 p.m. ET/PT.

Who is the host of America's Got Talent: All Stars?

Terry Crews, who has been the host of America’s Got Talent since season 14, also hosts All Stars.

Who are the judges on America's Got Talent: All Stars?

Simon Cowell

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Howie Mandel

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Heidi Klum

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Why is Sofia Vergara skipping America's Got Talent: All Stars?

Figuring she had a break in the AGT schedule between seasons 17 and 18, Sofia committed to an acting job, so she wasn’t available for All Stars.

America's Got Talent: All Stars acts

Aidan Bryant, Aerialist

Aidan McCann, Magician

Alan Silva, Aerialist

Ana Maria Mărgean, Ventriloquist

Aneeshwar Kunchala, Poet

Archie Williams, Singer

Avery Dixon, Saxaphonist

Axel Blake, Comedian

Bello Sisters, Acrobat Trio

Berywam, Beatboxing Group

Bir Khalsa, Danger Group

Brandon Leake, Poet

Brett Loudermilk, Sword Swallower

Calysta Bevier, Singer

Captain Ruin, Knife Thrower

Cristina Rae, Singer

Dance Town Family, Dance Group

Daneliya Tuleshova, Singer

Darius Mabda, Dancer

Detroit Youth Choir, Choir

Divyansh & Manuraj, Beatboxer and Flautist

Dustin Tavella, Magician

Dustin's Dojo, Comedy Karate Trio

Emil and Dariel, Cellist Duo

Eric Chien, Magician

Flau'jae, Rapper

Human Fountains, Novelty Act

Jackie Fabulous, Comedian

Jamie Leahey, Ventriloquist

Jasper Cherry, Magician

Jeanick Fournier, Singer

Jimmie Herrod, Singer

Josh Blue, Comedian

Keiichi Iwasaki, Magician

Keren Montero, Singer

Kodi Lee, Singer and Pianist

Light Balance Kids, Light-Up Dance Group

Lioz Shem Tov, Magician

Lukas & Falco, Dog Act

Malevo, Malambo Group

Mandy Harvey, Singer and Ukulelist

Mervant Vera, Magician

Mike E. Winfield, Comedian

Mini Droids, Dance Group

Ndlovu Youth Choir, Choir

Peter Antoniou, Mentalist

Peter Rosalita, Singer

Power Duo, Dance Duo

Robert Finley, Singer

The Sacred Riana, Illusionist

Sara James, Singer

Sethward, Novelty Act

Terry Fator, Singing Ventriloquist

Tom Ball, Singer

Tone the Chiefrocca, Rapper

Vitoria Bueno, Dancer

Viviana Rossi, Aerialist

Voices of Hope Children's Choir, Choir

World Taekwondo Demonstration Team, Martial Arts Group

Yumbo Dump, Comedy Duo

How will voting work for America’s Got Talent: All Stars?

Each week 10 Acts from the 60 listed above will perform for the judges for the chance to earn one of the coveted five Golden Buzzers, which will take them directly to the finals. The AGT Superfans will also vote on an additional act to move onto the finals. Following the final performances, the superfans will vote again on the 11 finalists to choose the winner, which will be revealed in the two-hour finale

What does the Golden Buzzer mean on America's Got Talent: All Stars?

We all love those emotional Golden Buzzer moments when one of the judges (Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum and Sofia Vergara) or host Terry Crews is so moved by a performance that they press the Golden Buzzer, confetti streams down, and that act is sent directly to the live shows. Each of the judges and Terry only gets to use the Golden Buzzer one time each season and that takes place during the initial audition period.

We have gotten so used to the Golden Buzzer, but it wasn't initially a part of America's Got Talent. In fact, it wasn't introduced until Season 10. But it has proven how good a judge of talent our judges and host are. Six out of the eight AGT winners since its introduction—Paul Zerdin, Grace VanderWaal, Darci Lynne, Kodi Lee, Brandon Leake, and the Mayya —were Golden Buzzers. The two exceptions were Shin Lim and Dustin Tavella.

AGT: All-Stars Golden Buzzers

Week 1: Light Balance Kids

Judge Howie Mandel is helping Light Balance Kids achieve that win by selecting them as his Golden Buzzer, which sends them straight through to the finale.

“You’ve always been one of my favorite acts that I’ve seen in the history of America’s Got Talent,” Howie told them after their performance. “There’s such an amazing message here. Where you come from is arguably the darkest place in the world and you come to bring us light. If I can do anything on behalf of America, on behalf of AGT: All-Stars, to bring you more light than you bring us, I’d like to do that for you.”

Week 2: Detroit Youth Choir

For the second time, Terry Crews selected the Detroit Youth Choir as his Golden Buzzer. The previous time was in Season 14 when the choir finished in second place to Kodi Lee.

“Yo! Yo! Yo! We don’t need to go to the Superfans' vote on this one," Terry said. "Mr. White, you have changed the lives of thousands of young men and women. For what you have done for the city of Detroit, for what you have done in this world, one Golden Buzzer is not enough”

Week 3: Mike E. Winfield

The third week was the charm for comic Mike E. Winfield, who after working on his comedy career for almost 20 years, was selected as Simon Cowell's Golden Buzzer in the All-Stars competition.

“If you had done that routine in the finals, it might have been a completely different story because you’ve come back funnier, more confident, I can even see it in your eyes how much this means to you right now,” Simon told him about his performance in Season 17. “You know what, Mike? I love, love, love people who compete. I wasn’t expecting to do this, but I’m going to do it.”

Week 4: Aidan McCann

Heidi picked the fourth Golden Buzzer of the season when she was impressed by the magic of 13-year-old magician Aidan McCann from Dublin, Ireland.

“I don’t know how you did it,” she told him. “You’re incredible. I love the magic, but really it’s you who are the magic. You really are. I think you’re such a little star. You sparkle. What does my head think?”

And so saying, she hit the Golden Buzzer

AGT: All-Stars Superfan Winners going to the finale

Week 1: Bello Sisters

Week 2: Aidan Bryant

Week 3: Avery Dixon

Week 4: Power Duo

America's Got Talent: The Champions

All Stars isn’t the first time that AGT has brought together competitors from several versions of its franchise. It premiered America’s Got Talent: The Champions in 2020 and brought it back again in 2021.

The first season of America's Got Talent: The Champions featured close to 50 participants from across the Got Talent franchise with magician Shin Lim emerging as the winner. The second season featured around 40 participants with dance troupe V. Unbeatable taking home the title.

What channel is America's Got Talent on?

America's Got Talent: All Stars will air on NBC on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET.

How to stream America’s Got Talent: All Stars on TV and online

You can stream episodes of America's Got Talent: All Stars the next day on NBC.com, the NBC App, and Peacock.

How to get tickets for America's Got Talent: All Stars taping?

There will be in-person audiences at the show's Studio City, Calif. filming location. Tickets are free. You can find out more information from the On Camera Audiences website.

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