America's Got Talent season 14

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America's Got Talent
Season 14
America's Got Talent season 14 promo poster.jpg
Promotional poster for season 14, featuring (L to R) judges Mandel, Union, Cowell, Hough, and host Crews
Showrunners
  • Jason Raff
  • Sam Donnelly [1]
Hosted by Terry Crews
Judges
Winner Kodi Lee
Runner-up
  • Detroit Youth Choir
No. of episodes23
Release
Original network NBC
Original releaseMay 28 (2019-05-28) –
September 18, 2019 (2019-09-18)
Season chronology
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Judges and Host for America's Got Talent Season 14
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Howie Mandel
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Gabrielle Union
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Julianne Hough
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Simon Cowell
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Terry Crews

The fourteenth season of American talent show competition series America's Got Talent was broadcast on NBC from May 28 to September 18, 2019. [2] After the previous season, Tyra Banks left the program to focus on other projects, leading to Terry Crews replacing her as host following his involvement on America's Got Talent: The Champions earlier that year. In addition, both Mel B and Heidi Klum also left the program, with their replacements as judges being Gabrielle Union and Julianne Hough. [3] [4] The guest judges for the season's Judge Cuts stage included Brad Paisley, Dwyane Wade, Ellie Kemper and Jay Leno. [5] The semi-finals involved two additional guest judges, a first in the program's history, with Sean Hayes and Queen Latifah. [6]

The fourteenth season was won by singer and pianist Kodi Lee, with the Detroit Youth Choir finishing second, and stand-up comedian Ryan Niemiller placing third. [7] During its broadcast, the season averaged around 9.12 million viewers.

Season overview

Open auditions were held in late 2018 in New York City, Detroit, Knoxville, Tampa, Charlotte, San Antonio, and Los Angeles. As with the previous year, the judges' auditions were held in March 2019, at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium in Los Angeles. The Judge Cuts stage of the competition included singer Brad Paisley, former basketball player Dwyane Wade, actress Ellie Kemper and host Jay Leno. [5] After the previous season, Tyra Banks left the program to focus on other television projects, announcing her decision in late December 2018. [8] [9] Due to her departure, Terry Crews became her replacement beginning in April 2019, after being popular with viewers as host of the first season of the spin-off series America's Got Talent: The Champions . [3] [4] In addition to the departure of Banks, two judges were replaced due to conflicting obligations in 2019. Mel B could not return due to being a part of the Spice Girls reunion tour that year. Heidi Klum signed on to producing a new fashion competition series for Amazon and could not commit to being on AGT. Julianne Hough, a dancer, and actress Gabrielle Union were offered the role of judges, with the announcement of their predecessor's replacement being made at the same time as the announcement about Crews in April 2019. [3] [4]

This season had a minor change to the format of the program, with the semi-finals featuring two guest judges. Their inclusion would only be for feedback on the performances of the semi-finalists, not for stopping a performance with a buzzer nor having any involvement with the judge votes. The judges recruited for this format in this season were Sean Hayes and Queen Latifah. [6] Other than this change, an undisclosed issue forced the judges' vote to be suspended during first quarter-final's results. While the top six quarter-finalists voted for by the public were advanced, those placed 7th, 8th and 9th respectively faced only the online vote as a result.


Of the participants who auditioned for the season, thirty-six secured a place in the live quarter-finals with twelve quarter-finalists in each one. Among those were singer and pianist Kodi Lee, [10] singer and rapper Joseph Allen, [11] violinist Tyler Butler-Figueroa [12] the Detroit Youth Choir, [13] and singer Luke Islam [14] who had each received a Golden Buzzer from the main judges and host; singer and guitarist Sophie Pecora, acrobatic dance group V.Unbeatable, light-up dance group Light Balance Kids and opera singer Emanne Beasha, [15] who had each received a Golden Buzzer from the guest judges; singer Ansley Burns, mentalists The Sentimentalists and aerialist Matthew Richardson, who were chosen as Wildcard quarter-finalists. About twenty-two quarter-finalists advanced and were split between the two semi-finals, including dog tricks act Lukas & Falco (chosen as the Wildcard semi-finalist), with ten semi-finalists securing a place in the finals. Here is a list of the results of each participant's overall performance in this season:

  Winner |   Runner-up |   Third place |   Finalist |   Semi-finalist
  Quarter-finalist | Playing card club A.svg Wildcard Quarter-finalist | Playing card heart A.svg Wildcard Semi-finalist
Yellow ffff00 pog.svg Golden Buzzer - Auditions | Crystal Clear action bookmark.png Golden Buzzer - Judge Cuts
ParticipantAge(s) 1 GenreActFromQuarter-FinalResult
Alex Dowis40VarietyBlacklight Painter Prague, Czech Republic 1Semi-finalist
Ansley Burns Playing card club A.svg 12SingingSinger Easley, South Carolina 1Semi-finalist
Benicio Bryant15SingingSinger Maple Valley, Washington 3Finalist
Berywam 25-30MusicBeatboxing Group Toulouse, France 3Eliminated
Bir Khalsa30-39DangerDanger Group Tarn Taran, India 1Eliminated
Carmen Carter55SingingSinger Los Angeles 1Eliminated
Charlotte Summers 13SingingSinger Marbella, Spain 2Eliminated
Chris Kläfford 30Singing / MusicSinger & Guitarist Lindesberg, Sweden 2Semi-finalist
Detroit Youth Choir Yellow ffff00 pog.svg 8-18SingingChoir Detroit 3Runner-up
Dom Chambers26MagicMagician Melbourne, Australia 3Semi-finalist
Emanne Beasha Crystal Clear action bookmark.png 10SingingOpera Singer North Port, Florida 3Finalist
Emerald Belles15-18DanceDance Group Southlake, Texas 1Eliminated
Eric Chien26MagicMagician Houston 3Semi-finalist
GFORCE10-13SingingVocal Group Toronto 1Eliminated
Gonzo33MusicTambourinist Tokyo 3Eliminated
Greg Morton60ComedyImpressionistToronto1Semi-finalist
Jackie Fabulous 48ComedyComedian New York City 3Semi-finalist
Joseph Allen Yellow ffff00 pog.svg 21MusicRapper Killeen, Texas 2Eliminated
Kodi Lee Yellow ffff00 pog.svg 23Singing / MusicSinger & Pianist Lake Elsinore, California 1Winner
Light Balance Kids Crystal Clear action bookmark.png 11-13DanceLight-Up Dance Group Kyiv, Ukraine 2Finalist
Lukas & Falco Playing card heart A.svg 22 & 9 2 AnimalsDog Act Vienna, Austria 3Semi-finalist
Luke Islam Yellow ffff00 pog.svg 12SingingSinger Garden City, New York 1Semi-finalist
MacKenzie31SingingSinger Hume, Virginia 3Eliminated
Marcin Patrzalek 18MusicGuitarist Kielce, Poland 3Semi-finalist
Marina Mazepa 22Acrobatics / DanceContortionist Dancer Konotop, Ukraine 2Eliminated
Matthew Richardson Playing card club A.svg 33AcrobaticsAerialist Savannah, Georgia 3Eliminated
Messoudi Brothers25-30AcrobaticsAcrobatic Trio Einbeck, Germany 1Semi-finalist
Ndlovu Youth Choir13-27SingingChoir Elandsdoorn, South Africa 2Finalist
Nick & Lindsay38 & 33Singing / DangerOpera Singer & Sideshow Duo New Orleans 2Eliminated
Robert Finley 65SingingSinger Winnsboro, Louisiana 2Semi-finalist
Ryan Niemiller36ComedyComedian Indianapolis 2Third place
Sophie Pecora Crystal Clear action bookmark.png 15Singing / MusicSinger and Guitarist Danville, California 1Eliminated
The Sentimentalists Playing card club A.svg 25 & 44MagicMentalist DuoToronto2Eliminated
Tyler Butler-Figueroa Yellow ffff00 pog.svg 11MusicViolinist Raleigh, North Carolina 2Finalist
V.Unbeatable Crystal Clear action bookmark.png 12-27Acrobatics / DanceAcrobatic Dance Group Mumbai, India 2Grand-finalist
Voices of Service45-54Singing Vocal Group Fort Belvoir, Virginia 1Grand-finalist

Quarter-finals summary

Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Buzzed Out | Crystal Clear app clean.svg Judges' choice |   Advanced to Semi-finals
  Won Online Public Vote |   Won Judges' Vote |   Lost Judges' Vote

Quarter-final 1 (August 13)

Guest Performers, Results Show: Shin Lim, Bianca Ryan, Brian King Joseph, and Sofie Dossi

Quarter-FinalistOrderBuzzes 3 Result (August 14) 3
CowellHoughUnionMandel
GFORCE1Eliminated
Greg Morton2Advanced
Carmen Carter3Eliminated
Emerald Belles4Eliminated (Online Public Vote)
Sophie Pecora5Eliminated (Online Public Vote)
Messoudi Brothers6Advanced
Voices of Service7Advanced
Ansley Burns8Advanced (Online Public Vote)
Alex Dowis9Advanced
Luke Islam10Advanced
Bir Khalsa11Eliminated
Kodi Lee12Advanced
  • ^3 Due to an undisclosed technical issue, the judges' vote was not held for this quarter-final; the results pertain to the standard public vote for the top 6 quarter-finalist, and the online vote for the 7th favored by the public.

Quarter-final 2 (August 20)

Guest Performer, Results Show: Susan Boyle

Quarter-FinalistOrderBuzzes and Judges' votesResult (August 21)
CowellHoughUnionMandel
Charlotte Summers1 Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Eliminated (Judges' Vote Tied - Lost by Public Vote)
Nick & Lindsay2 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
Chris Kläfford3Advanced (Online Public Vote)
Marina Mazepa4 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
Robert Finley5Advanced
The Sentimentalists6Eliminated
Ryan Niemiller7Advanced
V.Unbeatable8Advanced
Joseph Allen9Eliminated
Light Balance Kids10Advanced
Tyler Butler-Figueroa11Advanced
Ndlovu Youth Choir12 Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Advanced (Judges' Vote Tied - Won by Public Vote)

Quarter-final 3 (August 27)

Guest Performers, Results Show: Celestia, and Deadly Games

Quarter-FinalistOrderBuzzes and Judges' votesResult (August 28)
CowellHoughUnionMandel
Detroit Youth Choir1Advanced
Lukas & Falco2 4 Eliminated (Lost Judges' Vote)
Dom Chambers3Advanced
Benicio Bryant4Advanced
Gonzo5 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
Marcin Patrzalek6 Crystal Clear app clean.png 4 Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Advanced (Won Judges' Vote)
Eric Chien7Advanced
Berywam8Eliminated
Matthew Richardson9 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
MacKenzie10Eliminated
Jackie Fabulous11Advanced (Online Public Vote)
Emanne Beasha12Advanced
  • ^4 Due to the majority vote for Marcin Patrzalek, Hough's voting intention was not revealed.

Semi-finals summary

Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Buzzed Out | Crystal Clear app clean.svg Judges' choice |   Advanced to Finals
  Won Online Public Vote |   Won Judges' Vote |   Lost Judges' Vote

Semi-final 1 (September 3)

Guest Performers, Results Show: Darci Lynne, and Preacher Lawson

Semi-FinalistOrderBuzzes and Judges' votes 5 Result (September 4)
CowellHoughUnionMandel
Ndlovu Youth Choir1 Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Advanced (Won Judges' Vote)
Ansley Burns2Eliminated
Messoudi Brothers3Eliminated
Tyler Butler-Figueroa4Advanced
Greg Morton5Eliminated
Kodi Lee6Advanced
Jackie Fabulous7Eliminated
Robert Finley8 Crystal Clear app clean.png Eliminated (Lost Judges' Vote)
Eric Chien9Eliminated
Light Balance Kids10Advanced (Online Public Vote)
Benicio Bryant11Advanced
  • ^5 Sean Hayes was included with the judging panel for this semi-final, but could only provide feedback; he did not have anything to do with the judges' vote or buzzing semi-finalists.

Semi-final 2 (September 10)

Guest Performers, Results Show: Tokio Myers & Stewart Copeland, and Piff the Magic Dragon

Semi-FinalistOrderBuzzes and Judges' votes 6 Result (September 11)
CowellHoughUnionMandel
V.Unbeatable1Advanced
Dom Chambers2Eliminated
Luke Islam3Eliminated
Lukas & Falco4 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg 7 Eliminated
Chris Kläfford5Eliminated
Detroit Youth Choir6Advanced
Alex Dowis7 Crystal Clear app clean.png Eliminated (Lost Judges' Vote)
Marcin Patrzalek8Eliminated
Emanne Beasha9 Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Advanced (Won Judges' Vote)
Ryan Niemiller10Advanced (Online Public Vote)
Voices of Service11Advanced
  • ^6 Queen Latifah was included with the judging panel for this semi-final, but could only provide feedback; she did not have anything to do with the judges' vote or buzzing semi-finalists.
  • ^7 Although Mandel's buzzer was pressed by Lukas & Falco during their performance, he admitted he would have done so himself regardless of their action.

Finals (September 17–18)

Guest Performers, Finale: Cher, and Lilly Singh [16] [17]

  Winner |   Runner-up |   3rd place |   Top 5
FinalistPerformed with
(2nd Performance) [16] [17] 		Result (September 18) [7]
Benicio Bryant Ozuna Finalist
Detroit Youth Choir Kygo & Macklemore 8 2nd
Emanne Beasha Lang Lang Finalist
Kodi Lee Leona Lewis 1st
Light Balance Kids Paula Abdul 9 Finalist
Ndlovu Youth ChoirKygo & Macklemore 8 Finalist
Ryan Niemiller Chris Jericho 10 3rd
Tyler Butler-FigueroaBrian King JosephFinalist
V.UnbeatableJulianne HoughGrand-finalist
Voices of Service Billy Ray Cyrus Grand-finalist

Ratings

Viewership and ratings per episode of America's Got Talent season 14
No.TitleAir dateTimeslot (ET) Rating/share
(18–49)		Viewers
(millions)		DVR
(18–49)		DVR viewers
(millions)		Total
(18–49)		Total viewers
(millions)
1"Auditions 1"May 28, 2019Tuesday 8:00 p.m.1.7/89.75 [18] 0.83.082.512.83 [19]
2"Auditions 2"June 4, 20191.6/99.81 [20] 0.72.892.412.71 [21]
3"Auditions 3"June 11, 20191.5/89.45 [22] 0.72.792.212.24 [23]
4"Auditions 4"June 18, 20191.6/810.00 [24] 0.72.652.212.64 [25]
5"Auditions 5"June 25, 20191.6/810.13 [26] 0.62.582.312.71 [27]
6"Best of Auditions"July 2, 20191.0/66.82 [28] TBDTBDTBDTBD
7"Auditions 6"July 9, 20191.5/89.81 [29] TBDTBDTBDTBD
8"Judge Cuts 1"July 16, 20191.5/99.53 [30] TBDTBDTBDTBD
9"Judge Cuts 2"July 23, 20191.7/910.12 [31] TBDTBDTBDTBD
10"Judge Cuts 3"July 30, 20191.2/67.48 [32] TBDTBDTBDTBD
11"Judge Cuts 4"August 6, 20191.5/89.65 [33] TBDTBDTBDTBD
12"Quarter Finals 1"August 13, 20191.4/79.10 [34] TBDTBDTBDTBD
13"Live Results 1"August 14, 2019Wednesday 8:00 p.m.1.1/77.89 [35] TBDTBDTBDTBD
14"Quarter Finals 2"August 20, 2019Tuesday 8:00 p.m.1.6/99.42 [36] TBDTBDTBDTBD
15"Live Results 2"August 21, 2019Wednesday 8:00 p.m.1.1/68.11 [37] TBDTBDTBDTBD
16"Quarter Finals 3"August 27, 2019Tuesday 8:00 p.m.1.3/78.98 [38] TBDTBDTBDTBD
17"Live Results 3"August 28, 2019Wednesday 8:00 p.m.1.1/68.00 [39] TBDTBDTBDTBD
18"Semifinals 1"September 3, 2019Tuesday 8:00 p.m.1.5/79.11 [40] TBDTBDTBDTBD
19"Live Results 4"September 4, 2019Wednesday 8:00 p.m.1.2/78.55 [41] TBDTBDTBDTBD
20"Semifinals 2"September 10, 2019Tuesday 8:00 p.m.1.4/79.48 [42] TBDTBDTBDTBD
21"Live Results 5"September 11, 2019Wednesday 8:00 p.m.1.2/68.57 [43] TBDTBDTBDTBD
22"Live Finals"September 17, 2019Tuesday 8:00 p.m.1.6/99.88 [44] TBDTBDTBDTBD
23"Live Results Finale"September 18, 2019Wednesday 8:00 p.m.1.5/810.21 [45] TBDTBDTBDTBD

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