Who is Brian Justin Crum? 'AGT: Fantasy League' star found his acting breakthrough as 'Law & Order: SVU' victim
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Get ready for a musical powerhouse as Brian Justin Crum graces the stage once more in 'America's Got Talent: Fantasy League'. The powerful vocalist and famed face from 'Law & Order: Special Victims Unit' is returning to the competition for a second chance at the championship, bringing his tremendous voice and engaging stage presence with him.
Brian is also an actor who played Daniel Brooks in the episode 'Possessed' of 'Law & Order: Special Victims Unit'. This was his sole acting role in a big film or television series. Following that, he rose to prominence as a participant in the eleventh season of 'America's Got Talent,' where he finished fourth.
When did 'AGT's Brian Justin Crum break into the music industry?
Brian, born and raised in San Diego, California, was destined for a career in performance. With a natural talent for singing and a deep passion for music from a young age, he set out on a path to become a renowned artist. At just 17, he stole the spotlight in the national touring company 'Wicked', marking the beginning of a meteoric career. Industry insiders quickly recognized Brian's exceptional talents, opening doors to a world of opportunities.
He appeared in several musical theater plays, including 'We Will Rock You', 'Grease', and 'Tarzan'. These concerts enabled him to demonstrate his diverse vocal range and flair. Brian's artistic abilities go beyond the musical theater, as proven by his appearance in the ultimate rock spectacle, 'QUEEN of the Night'. Collaborating with the Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles and emerging artist Alaysha Fox, he will embody Freddie Mercury's soul via a captivating fusion of abilities.
Did Brian Justin Crum win 'AGT'?
Brian had a life-changing moment in 2016 when he auditioned for the eleventh season of 'AGT', delivering an incredible performance of Queen's 'Somebody to Love'. His rendition earned a standing ovation from both the crowd and the judges, leaving everyone in awe of his singing abilities. Brian's robust voice and emotive delivery struck a deep chord with people throughout the country.
Week after week, he continued to surprise the judges and enchant the crowd, ultimately securing fourth place in the show's grand final. Despite not winning the competition, he is now widely recognized as an extraordinary voice in the music industry. The vocalist made a return to the 'AGT' stage, appearing in the Christmas edition and competing on 'America's Got Talent: The Champions'.
Where has Brian Justin Crum been since 'AGT'?
Brian's career surged after appearing on 'AGT'. His debut track, 'Show Me Love', received tremendous recognition and thousands of views on YouTube. Following the success of his debut single, he was invited to play at major events and locations all around the world. His distinctive talent lies in infusing genuine emotion into his performances, setting him apart as an artist.
His lyrical versions of famous songs, such as Radiohead's 'Creep' and Phil Collins' 'In the Air Tonight', showcase his incredible vocal range and the ability to forge a profound emotional connection with his audience.
Who is 'AGT's Brian Justin Crum dating now?
Brian currently lives in Los Angeles, California, with his partner, Samer Fawaz, and their dog. Samer is an associate marriage and family therapist, and they've been together for six years. Brian, who opened up about his struggles with bullying and acceptance during Season 11 of 'AGT', has seen a flourishing career since finishing fourth on the show. As he continues to make waves in the entertainment industry, he finds unwavering support and companionship in his relationship with Samer Fawaz.
'AGT' star Brian Justin Crum on Mel B's Dream Team
Brian will return to 'AGT: Fantasy League' as Mel B's Dream Team for his "redemption." Mel B knew Brian had touched America's heart when she drafted the former 'AGT' legend.
Expressing his excitement on Instagram, Brian, a clear fan of the Spice Girls growing up, shared his anticipation for the upcoming challenge. In his post, he teased, "Stoked for you all to see this beautiful moment we created. Endlessly grateful for @agt for giving me space to sing to the world. 8 years of #AGT."
Every Monday at 8/7c, NBC and NBC.com will telecast two-hour episodes of 'America's Got Talent: Fantasy League'. New episodes will be available for streaming on Peacock the following day.