When will 'America's Got Talent' Season 18 Episode 3 air? Performers continue to battle it out at auditions
PASADENA, CALIFORNIA: The highly anticipated Season 18 of 'America's Got Talent' burst onto the stage with a dazzling two-hour premiere on May 30, igniting excitement. The familiar judges' panel remains intact, with the visionary executive producer Simon Cowell and the seasoned judge Howie Mandel anchoring the ends of the table. Making a triumphant return, the charismatic presence of Heidi Klum graces the panel once again, while Sofia Vergara rejoins after a brief hiatus during the airing of 'All-Stars' earlier this year. Infusing boundless energy into the proceedings, the vivacious host Terry Crews takes charge with his magnetic presence.
In the gripping audition phase of 'AGT,' the fate of each act hangs in the balance as they strive to secure at least three "yes" votes from the esteemed panel of judges to advance to the next round. However, if two or more judges decide to buzz an act, their journey comes to a sudden halt. Each judge, alongside Terry, wields the power to unleash the coveted Golden Buzzer, an opportunity to catapult an act directly into the live performances, bypassing all other hurdles. With high stakes and an escalating quest for talent, the season unfurls a tapestry of thrilling chapters.
When will 'America's Got Talent' Season 18 Episode 3 release?
'America's Got Talent' Season 18 Episode 3 will air June 13, 2023 at 8 pm ET.
How to watch 'America's Got Talent' Season 18 Episode 3?
Airing on NBC, 'America's Got Talent' Season 18 Episode 3 is available to watch for anyone with a traditional TV subscription pay. A number of live TV streaming services also carry NBC, so you can tune in with a subscription to FuboTV, Hulu with Live TV, Sling TV, and YouTube TV. You can stream the show on Peacock as well.
What to expect from 'America's Got Talent' Season 18 Episode 3?
A symphony of talent fills the air as auditions unfold, welcoming a myriad of acts across ages and genres, all in pursuit of the coveted $1 million prize. With the stage as their canvas, performers step into the spotlight, brimming with dreams and determined to etch their mark. Amidst the electric atmosphere of auditions, a golden buzzer shines as a glimmer of hope, bestowing upon one fortunate act the extraordinary privilege of bypassing hurdles and catapulting straight into the exhilarating live shows. There, they will face the ultimate crucible, vying for America's vote, as their destiny rests in the hands of an entire nation.
What happened on 'America's Got Talent' Season 18 Episode 2?
Sparkly jacket-clad showman, 10-year-old Christopher (Lambros) Garcia, kicks off the audition with his dance skills, winning the judges' hearts despite not being a top-notch dancer, as his infectious enthusiasm, impressive splits, and heartfelt performance bring them to their feet and leave him in tears, sharing his struggles with bullying at school, but receiving words of encouragement and promises from the judges to address the issue, resulting in a unanimous "4 yeses."
Charlotte's own Sainted Trap Choir takes the stage, blending trap and Gospel into a divine performance that leaves the judges in awe, with Howie proclaiming they've left them "shook" and suggesting they perform at Coachella, while Heidi praises their fantastic vibe, Sofia admires their creativity, impeccable dancing, and amazing voices, and Simon expresses his love for every aspect of their act, thanking a higher power for bringing them to 'AGT' and commending their vibrant and talented lead vocalist, resulting in a unanimous four "yeses."
The Ramadhani Brothers from Tanzania promise an unprecedented performance. They amaze with their head balancing act, walking backwards and even almost falling. Their daring climb up and down the ladder, with their heads locked together, leaves the judges in awe. Howie calls it the scariest and most dangerous act on AGT. Heidi loves their daredevilry. Sofia finds it exciting and thrilling. Simon declares it unbelievable and close to perfection. They receive four yeses.
Virginia Stone, a former corporate pilot from Iowa, showcased her unique talent from the Iowa State Fair tonight. After impressing the crowd with her pig call, she proceeded to demonstrate a husband call using Simon's name. It was definitely an odd performance, but that's just the nature of agricultural fairs. Unfortunately, both Heidi and Simon buzzed her, resulting in four "no" votes.
AvantGardey, a Japanese dance group, was previewed by NBC. They use an interpreter and answer questions with adorable synchronized hand motions. Their routine is cheeky and flawlessly synchronized, filled with goofy faces. They conclude with a fantastic ending pose. Heidi describes them as "beyond in sync," Sofia finds them weird but still loves them, Simon calls them "genius," and Howie is impressed by everything, stating that he has never seen anything like this before. They received four yeses.
Blind Indonesian high school student Putri Ariani, 17, impresses Simon on stage with her original song. She showcases her beautiful and mature voice, hitting impressive notes. Simon asks for a second song, and Putri emotionally performs Elton John's 'Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word.' Judges praise her, with Sofia calling her an "angel," Howie calling her a "superstar," and Heidi loving her original song. The audience is ecstatic, and Simon describes her voice as distinctive, calling her one of the best singers ever on the show. He hits the Golden Buzzer, giving her a standing ovation.
Mandy Muden, a veteran magician with years of experience, performs a comedic magic act. Despite Simon's lack of recognition, she impresses the judges with her witty remarks and mind-reading abilities. Sofia finds her surprising and funny, while Howie believes she deserves her own show. Heidi finds her adorable, and Simon acknowledges her skills and humor. Mandy receives four yeses from the judges.
Zoe Erianna Cuí, a six-year-old TikTok sensation, showcases her piano-playing skills on the show. Despite her young age, she is considered a prodigy. Zoe reveals that Sofia is her favorite judge and shares her plans to buy a gold convertible and Barbie camper with her potential winnings. Singing 'Born This Way' by Lady Gaga without accompanying herself on the piano, Zoe displays talent but lacks originality, mimicking singers she has seen on TV. The act raises concerns about young children being thrust into the spotlight. Sofia expresses her admiration for Zoe, Heidi compliments her stage presence, Howie playfully calls her "GOO GOO GAGA," and Simon praises her fearlessness, bravery, and talent. Simon suggests that if Zoe returns, she may incorporate piano playing into her act. Zoe receives four yeses from the judges.
Muhamed Kahrimanovic, a variety performer, attempts to break the record for most coconuts broken in a minute. He holds the current record but only breaks 23 coconuts this time. Despite a mean reaction, he receives 4 nos.Mitch Rossell, 35, from East Tennessee, delivers an emotional audition. After a tragic accident took his father, grandfather, and grandmother-in-law, Mitch turned to music to connect with his dad. He performs a heartfelt original song called "Son," which explores his grief but ends with hope as he celebrates his own son. With millions of streams on Spotify and collaborations with Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood, Mitch is already an accomplished singer-songwriter. The judges, moved by his performance, unanimously give him four yeses, praising the sincerity and beauty of his song.
Ray Wold, 64, brings his 85-year-old mom Corrine as his assistant. Simon asks if they are married, but she's actually his mother. Ray sets himself on fire on stage, and his mom puts out the flames. Despite the mishap, they continue the act with fire daggers. Howie buzzes them, while Heidi enjoys the performance. Sofia praises the mom, and Simon loves the act, saying you're never too old to chase your dreams. Howie says no, but the crowd boos. Ultimately, Heidi, Sofia, and Simon say yes, impressed by the fiery duo.