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When is 'AGT' on? How to vote for finalists; where to watch 2023 live shows
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Date:2025-04-11 08:04:23
America’s biggest televised talent competition’s next live show will be here before you know it.
With only a couple shows until the “America's Got Talent” finale, the leftover contestants are now closer to potentially walking away with a $1 million dollar prize and a Las Vegas residency.
As the competition heats up, it's important for fans to remember that they have the ultimate say in who is crowned the "AGT" Season 18 winner. The top 11 acts will appear in the finale on Sept. 26 and 27 on NBC.
The live shows will continue until Sept 20, when fans will get to decide the couple of acts moving on to the finale.
Lavender Darcangelo, Adrian Stoica & Hurricane, Murmuration, Ahren Belisle, Mzansi Youth Choir and Putri Ariani will participate in the finale, leaving only five slots.
When is 'AGT' on? How to watch live shows
For a chance to catch the rest of the action this season has in store, "America’s Got Talent" airs Tuesday and Wednesday nights at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT on NBC. Episodes are also available to stream on NBC’s website if you sign in with your NBCUniversal account. Fubo TV, Peacock, Spectrum TV, USA TV Network also have "AGT" episodes available, according to JustWatch.com.
ICYMI:Simon Cowell says Mzansi Youth Choir and Putri Ariani deserve to be in finale
How to vote for ‘AGT’ acts
Fans can either download the "AGT" app on their mobile devices or go to NBC.com/AGTVote. Voting for live shows opens every Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET and closes by Wednesday at 7 a.m. ET.
There is a 10-vote limit per act and per voting method, NBC reported.
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Which ‘AGT’ contestants have qualified for finale?
With the finale right around the corner, only five acts out of the 22 that remain will have the chance to appear in the final show of the season. Contestants will have one last chance to make their mark on the last two live shows of the season.
Here is a breakdown of the acts that are guaranteed to compete in the finale, based on which live shows they competed in:
Week 1: Lavender Darcangelo and Adrian Stoica & Hurricane
Week 2: Murmuration and Ahren Belisle
Week 3: Golden Buzzers Mzansi Youth Choir and Putri Ariani
The acts eliminated from AGT so far include: Mitch Rossell, Brynn Cummings, Oleksandr Leshchenko & Magic Innovation, Lambros Garcia, Maureen Langan, Sainted, True Villains, John Wines, Ray Wold, Steel Panther, Ryland, Sharpe Family Singers, Dani Kerr, Andrew Stanton, Erica Coffelt, Alfie Andrew, Three G, Chioma & the Atlanta Drum Academy, Barry Brewer Jr., Herwan Legaillard, Justin Jackson, MOS, Philip Bowen, Phil Wright & Parent Jam, Summer Rios, Trigg Watson and Warrior Squad.
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