America's Got Talent season 16

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America's Got Talent
Season 16
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Promotional poster for season 16, featuring (L to R) judges Mandel, Vergara, Cowell, host Crews, and judge Klum
Showrunners
  • Jason Raff
  • Sam Donnelly [1]
Hosted by Terry Crews
Judges
Winner Dustin Tavella
Runner-up
  • Aidan Bryant
No. of episodes21
Release
Original network NBC
Original releaseJune 1 (2021-06-01) –
September 15, 2021 (2021-09-15)
Season chronology
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Judges and Host for America's Got Talent Season 16
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Howie Mandel
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Heidi Klum
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Sofía Vergara
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Simon Cowell
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Terry Crews

The sixteenth season of the American talent show competition series America's Got Talent was broadcast on NBC from June 1 to September 15, 2021. Although production was still impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, live audiences were involved during audition sessions and live round stages of the competition. After Simon Cowell returned to his role on the program after an accident the previous year, [2] the Judges Cuts round was replaced by him with a new deliberation format arrangement similar to that used in Britain's Got Talent . [3]

This season included the first group Golden Buzzer in the program's history, [4] and the creation of a "Wildcard" special (which aired via online streaming service Peacock on August 10, 2021), following the withdrawal of a Golden Buzzer participant. [5] The sixteenth season was won by magician Dustin Tavella, with aerialist Aidan Bryant finishing second, and stand-up comedian Josh Blue placing third. [6] During its broadcast, the season averaged around 6.60 million viewers, excluding its online Wildcard special.

Production

On February 24, 2021, the new season's line-up of judges and host was announced, revealing that Cowell would be returning, following an accident the previous year that had forced him to be absent in the fifteenth season's live episodes. [7] Closed auditions were held across March and April, with footage taken from these undergoing final editing before the season's premiere at the beginning of June. [8] A two-week hiatus in the broadcast schedule was also made, to avoid the NBC's live coverage of the postponed 2020 Summer Olympics between July and August. [3]

The Judge Cuts round, which had been significantly modified in the previous season due to the disruption of production, [3] was replaced by the deliberation format used by Britain's Got Talent . The judges conferred after the conclusion of auditions, to determine which acts would proceed to the live rounds. [9] Some deliberations were filmed and used to fill in the remaining portions of the final audition episode for the season, as was done for the British edition of the show. [10]

Due to COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, the auditions were conducted with smaller audiences, augmented with stock footage of audiences from previous seasons and other editing techniques. [11] [12] With restrictions eased in California effective June 15, [13] the live rounds returned to their usual home of the Dolby Theatre, but with audience members required to be vaccinated for COVID-19 and wear masks. [14]

Season overview

During auditions, the judges and host agreed to grant a group Golden Buzzer for the first time in the program's history. [4] Although this would have meant six guaranteed places in the quarter-finals, singer Nightbirde later withdrew from the competition to focus on her battle with cancer, despite receiving a Golden Buzzer. [5] As a result of this, her place was converted into a Wildcard slot, with the process conducted via a special episode on the streaming service Peacock on the same night as the first quarter-final. The process involved five participants picked from those who were eliminated during the deliberation phase, with viewers voting via Twitter over a three-day period on which of these would be their Wildcard in the third quarter-final. [15]

Of the participants who auditioned this season, thirty-six secured a place in the live quarterfinals, with twelve quarter-finalists in each quarterfinal episode. Among these included: Northwell Nurse Choir, [16] [17] quick-change artist Léa Kyle, singer Jimmie Herrod, World Taekwondo Demonstration Team and classical singer Victory Brinker, who each received a Golden Buzzer; and singer Storm Large, a Wildcard act voted for during the Peacock special. [18] About twenty-two quarter-finalists advanced to and were split between the two semi-finals, with 10 semi-finalists securing a place in the finals. The following below lists 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 America's Wildcard | Playing card heart A.svg Wildcard Semi-finalist | Yellow ffff00 pog.svg Golden Buzzer Audition
Participant [19] [20] Age(s) 1 GenreActFromQuarter-FinalResult
1aChord19-22SingingVocal Trio Greensboro, North Carolina 1Semi-finalist
Aidan Bryant16AcrobaticsAerialist Prince George, Virginia 2Runner-up
ANICA51SingingSinger Grand Barachois, New Brunswick 3Eliminated
Beyond Belief Dance Company Playing card heart A.svg 8-12DanceDance Group Mesquite, Texas 1Semi-finalist
Brooke Simpson 30SingingSinger Los Angeles 3Grand-finalist
ChapKidz12-18DanceDance Group Fairfield, California 3Semi-finalist
Dokteuk Crew—DanceDance Group Daejeon, South Korea 2Eliminated
Dustin Tavella 35MagicMagician Virginia Beach, Virginia 1Winner
Gangstagrass —Singing / MusicBand New York City 1Eliminated
Gina Brillon41ComedyComedianNew York City1Finalist
Jimmie Herrod Yellow ffff00 pog.svg 30SingingSinger Portland, Oregon 1Finalist
Johnny Showcase—SingingSinger Philadelphia 2Eliminated
Josh Blue 42ComedyComedian Denver 2Third place
Kabir Singh—ComedyComedianLos Angeles1Semi-finalist
Keith Apicary 35DanceDancerPortland, Oregon3Eliminated
Klek Entos —MagicHorror Magician France 3Eliminated
Korean Soul—SingingVocal Group Seoul, South Korea 2Semi-finalist
Léa Kyle Yellow ffff00 pog.svg 25MagicQuick Change Artist Bordeaux, France 3Grand-finalist
Madilyn Bailey 28Singing / MusicSinger & PianistLos Angeles1Semi-finalist
Matt Johnson—DangerEscape Artist Chilliwack, British Columbia 1Eliminated
Michael Winslow 62ComedyVoicetramentalist Orlando 3Semi-finalist
Northwell Nurse Choir Yellow ffff00 pog.svg —SingingChoir Long Island, New York 2Finalist
Peter Antoniou—MagicMentalist Seattle 2Semi-finalist
Peter Rosalita10SingingSinger Philippines 1Semi-finalist
Positive Impact Movement—AcrobaticsAcrobatic GroupLos Angeles2Eliminated
Rialcris—AcrobaticsAcrobatic Trio Ensenada, Mexico 3Semi-finalist
Sethward 32ComedyNovelty ActLos Angeles1Eliminated
Shuffolution—DanceDance GroupLos Angeles2Eliminated
Storm Large Playing card club A.svg 51SingingSinger Southborough, Massachusetts 3Eliminated
T.3—SingingVocal TrioNew York City2Eliminated
The Canine Stars—AnimalsDog Act Fort Collins, Colorado 1Eliminated
The Curtis Family C-Notes—Singing / MusicBand San Francisco 3Eliminated
Tory Vagasy20SingingSinger Pompano Beach, Florida 2Semi-finalist
UniCircle Flow—VarietyUnicycle Group Japan 3Semi-finalist
Victory Brinker Yellow ffff00 pog.svg 9SingingOpera Singer Latrobe, Pennsylvania 2Finalist
World Taekwondo Demo. Team Yellow ffff00 pog.svg —AcrobaticsMartial Arts Troupe San Jose, California 3Finalist

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 10)

Guest Performers, Results Show: Brandon Leake & Darci Lynne [19] [20]

Quarter-Finalist [19] [20] OrderBuzzes and Judges' votesResult (August 11)
CowellVergaraKlumMandel
The Canine Stars1Eliminated
Peter Rosalita2Advanced
Beyond Belief Dance Company 2 3 Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Eliminated (Judges' Vote Tied - Lost by Public Vote)
Madilyn Bailey4 Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Advanced (Judges' Vote Tied - Won by Public Vote)
Kabir Singh5Advanced (Online Public Vote)
Dustin Tavella6Advanced
1aChord7Advanced
Gina Brillon8Advanced
Gangstagrass9Eliminated
Sethward10 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
Matt Johnson11Eliminated
Jimmie Herrod12Advanced
  • ^2 Beyond Belief Dance Company were later brought back as a Wildcard act for the Semi-finals. [21]

Quarter-final 2 (August 17)

Guest Performers, Results Show: Kodi Lee, The Clairvoyants, [19] [20] and H.E.R. [22]

Quarter-Finalist [19] [20] OrderBuzzes and Judges' votesResult (August 18)
CowellVergaraKlumMandel
T.31 Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Eliminated (Judges' Vote Tied - Lost by Public Vote)
Dokteuk Crew2Eliminated
Johnny Showcase3 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
Tory Vagasy4Advanced (Online Public Vote)
Shuffolution5Eliminated
Aidan Bryant6Advanced
Northwell Nurse Choir7Advanced
Positive Impact Movement8 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
Peter Antoniou9Advanced
Korean Soul10 Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Advanced (Judges' Vote Tied - Won by Public Vote)
Josh Blue11Advanced
Victory Brinker12Advanced

Quarter-final 3 (August 24)

Guest Performers, Results Show: Shin Lim & Lindsey Stirling [19] [20]

Quarter-Finalist [19] [20] OrderBuzzes and Judges' votesResult (August 25)
CowellVergaraKlumMandel
UniCircle Flow1 Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Advanced (Won Judges' Vote)
ANICA2Eliminated
Léa Kyle3Advanced
The Curtis Family C-Notes4Eliminated
Keith Apicary5 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
Michael Winslow6Advanced (Online Public Vote)
Brooke Simpson7Advanced
Rialcris8Advanced
ChapKidz9Advanced
Storm Large10 Crystal Clear app clean.png Eliminated (Lost Judges' Vote)
Klek Entos11 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
World Taekwondo Demo. Team12Advanced

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 (August 31)

Guest Performers, Results Show: Ben Platt [23] & Preacher Lawson [24]

Semi-Finalist [25] [26] OrderBuzzes and Judges' votesResult (September 1)
CowellVergaraKlumMandel
Peter Rosalita1Eliminated
Michael Winslow2 3 Eliminated (Lost Judges' Vote)
Beyond Belief Dance Company3Eliminated
Aidan Bryant4Advanced
Tory Vagasy5Eliminated
World Taekwondo Demo. Team6 Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png 3 Advanced (Won Judges' Vote)
Madilyn Bailey7Eliminated
Dustin Tavella8Advanced
Korean Soul9Eliminated
Gina Brillon10Advanced
Jimmie Herrod11Advanced (Online Public Vote)
  • ^3 Due to the majority vote for World Taekwondo Demo. Team, Mandel's voting intention was not revealed.

Semi-final 2 (September 7)

Guest Performers, Results Show: Deadly Games [27] & Duo Transcend [28]

Semi-FinalistOrderBuzzes and Judges' votesResult (September 8)
CowellVergaraKlumMandel
1aChord1Eliminated
UniCircle Flow2 Crystal Clear app clean.png Eliminated (Lost Judges' Vote)
Léa Kyle3Advanced (Online Public Vote)
Kabir Singh4 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
Northwell Nurse Choir5Advanced
Peter Antoniou6 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
Victory Brinker7 Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Advanced (Won Judges' Vote)
ChapKidz8Eliminated
Rialcris9 Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Eliminated
Josh Blue10Advanced
Brooke Simpson11Advanced

Finals (September 14–15)

Guest Performer, Finale: Idina Menzel [29] [30]

  Winner |   Runner-up |   3rd place |   Top 5
FinalistPerformed with
(2nd Performance)		Result (September 15)
Aidan Bryant Jordan Chiles and MyKayla Skinner 4 2nd
Brooke Simpson Bishop Briggs Grand-finalist
Dustin Tavella Mat Franco and Rico Rodriguez 1st
Gina Brillon George Lopez Finalist
Jimmie Herrod Idina Menzel 5 Finalist
Josh Blue Kenichi Ebina, Piff the Magic Dragon, Preacher Lawson, Taylor Williamson, and Tom Cotter 3rd
Léa Kyle Heidi Klum Grand-finalist
Northwell Nurse ChoirIdina Menzel 5 Finalist
Victory Brinker Pentatonix Finalist
World Taekwondo Demo. TeamJordan Chiles and MyKayla Skinner 4 Finalist

Ratings

Viewership and ratings per episode of America's Got Talent season 16
No.TitleAir dateTimeslot (ET) Rating
(18–49)		Viewers
(millions)		DVR
(18–49)		DVR viewers
(millions)		Total
(18–49)		Total viewers
(millions)		Ref.
1"Auditions 1"June 1, 2021Tuesday 8:00 p.m.1.07.370.31.911.39.28 [31]
2"Auditions 2"June 8, 20210.97.220.31.881.39.10 [32]
3"Auditions 3"June 15, 2021Tuesday 10:00 p.m.0.64.210.42.651.06.85 [33]
4"Auditions 4"June 22, 2021Tuesday 8:00 p.m.0.97.010.31.941.28.95 [34]
5"Auditions 5"June 29, 20211.07.080.31.991.39.08 [35]
6"Auditions 6"July 6, 20210.97.240.31.941.29.17 [36]
7"Auditions 7"July 13, 20210.97.100.31.901.29.00 [37]
8"Auditions 8"July 20, 20210.96.810.31.711.18.51 [38]
9"Quarterfinals 1"August 10, 20211.07.140.31.621.28.76 [39]
10"AGT: America's Wildcard 6 "August 10, 2021Tuesday 10:58 p.m.—————— [40]
11"Quarterfinals Results 1"August 11, 2021Wednesday 8:00 p.m.0.65.670.21.250.86.92 [41]
12"Quarterfinals 2"August 17, 2021Tuesday 8:00 p.m.0.96.860.21.401.28.26 [42]
13"Quarterfinals Results 2"August 18, 2021Wednesday 8:00 p.m.0.75.740.21.260.97.00 [43]
14"Quarterfinals 3"August 24, 2021Tuesday 8:00 p.m.0.96.78TBDTBDTBDTBD [44]
15"Quarterfinals Results 3"August 25, 2021Wednesday 8:00 p.m.0.75.79TBDTBDTBDTBD [45]
16"Semi-Finals 1"August 31, 2021Tuesday 8:00 p.m.0.77.19TBDTBDTBDTBD [46]
17"Semi-Finals Results 1"September 1, 2021Wednesday 8:00 p.m.0.66.10TBDTBDTBDTBD [47]
18"Semi-Finals 2"September 7, 2021Tuesday 8:00 p.m.0.96.90TBDTBDTBDTBD [48]
19"Semi-Finals Results 2"September 8, 2021Wednesday 8:00 p.m.0.65.95TBDTBDTBDTBD [49]
20"Finale"September 14, 2021Tuesday 8:00 p.m.0.97.42TBDTBDTBDTBD [50]
21"Finale Results"September 15, 2021Wednesday 9:00 p.m.0.76.39TBDTBDTBDTBD [51]

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