Find Out Who Went Home on ‘America’s Got Talent’ Tonight and Who Made the Finale!
America’s Got Talent Season 19 semifinal performances took place on Wednesday night at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium with 12 acts competing in hopes of making next Tuesday’s finale. Only six will move on.
There were no more Golden Buzzers, so the artists were completely dependent on America’s votes rather than getting a possible boost from Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, Heidi Klum or Sofia Vergara.
In fact, the judges have already had their say on who will make it through to the finale with the Live Golden Buzzers. Sebastián and Sonia, won Simon’s Live Golden Buzzer, Airfootworks was Howie’s choice, Sofia selected Hakuna Matata Acrobatics, and Heidi went with Dee Dee Simon.
Who was voted off America's Got Talent Season 19 tonight?
Alex Sampson
Ashes & Arrows
Kelsey Jane
Pranysqa Mishra (Heidi’s Golden Buzzer)
Reid Wilson (Howie’s Golden Buzzer)
Young-Min
Related: Ashes & Arrows Says Performing on America's Got Talent Is a Dream Come True
Who went through on AGT to the finale?
Brent Street (Howie’s Golden Buzzer)
Learnmore (Terry’s Golden Buzzer)
Richard Goodall (Heid’s Golden Buzzer)
Roni Sagi & Rhythm
Sky Elements (Simon’s Golden Buzzer)
Solange Kardinaly
America's Got Talent Semifinals Results Show Recap
America’s Got Talent’s semifinals results night kicked off with host Terry Crews introducing a recap of Tuesday night’s performance.
The first pairing that Terry called center stage were Roni Sagi & Rhythm and Pranysqa Mishra. With the judges all having commented that Rhythm was the most talented dog they’ve ever seen on AGT, it was no surprise they went through.
“You guys were amazing,” Sofia said. “It is absolutely deserved.”
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The second pairing was Sky Elements and Kelsey Jane. Both acts were terrific and deserved to be in the finale, but only one could go through. America voted for Sky Elements.
“To do what they did to all of us with drones, that was difficult,” Simon said referring to their emotional performance on Wednesday night. “It was genuinely spectacular. You’re one of the most unique acts we’ve had.”
Related: Sky Elements Was the Act That Made Simon Cowell Break the AGT Golden Buzzer Rule—Now They're Back
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The third pairing called to the stage were 14-year-old singer Reid Wilson and comedian Learnmore Jonasi from Zimbabwe. The act making it through to the finale was Learnmore.
Related: America's Got Talent Golden Buzzer Comic Learnmore Is Hoping to Laugh His Way to $1 Million
“You make me so proud that a comedian made it all the way to the finale,” Howie said. ‘You deserve it.”
Before more of the results were revealed, AGT took an entertainment break with a dual performance of previous finalists singer Sarah James and contortionist Sophie Dossi.
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Then Terry continued with the results for the final three spots. He next called to the stage Solange Kardinaly and Young-Min. Young-Min had had a bad night on Wednesday night, so it was no surprise when Terry announced that it was Solange going through.
“You gave such an amazing performance last night,” Heidi said. “You really deserve it. Congratulations.”
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Called up next were Brent Street and Alex Sampson. As much as the judges told Alex he had a shot at winning, it was Brent Street that made it through to the finale on America’s vote.
“This is so deserved,” Howie said. “I can’t wait to see what you’re going to do. This is the season of dance, and you brought it.”
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The last spot of the night was a choice between Ashes & Arrows and Heid’s Golden Buzzer Richard Goodall. Both acts deserved to be in the finale but there was room for only one. Terry announced that that spot was going to
“You deserve this so much," Heidi said. "I am so proud of you. I am so happy that America voted for you. Now we’re going to go all the way.”
America's Got Talent returns next Tuesday, Sept. 17 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on NBC for the final performances of Season 19. The results of America’s vote will be announced on Tuesday, Sept. 24.
