'America's Got Talent' Top 12 Preview: Forte, Kenichi Ebina, Jimmy Rose & More Compete in Live Show [VIDEOS]
Twelve finalists will perform live on America's Got Talent Tuesday night from Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
Here's a preview of the acts that will be performing, with videos provided by clicking on their names.
This classical singer took a risk in the semifinal round by performing Alone by Heart in an operatic style. The risk paid off for James, who has been a popular act on the show since his audition.
After singing different renditions of Can't Help Falling in Love by Elvis Presley and Believe by Cher, Bradley has proven her versatility as a singer. She is one of the few females left in the competition.
As the act judge Howard Stern predicted could win America's Got Talent, Catapult stumbled in the semifinals with an incoherent shadow theater performance. The group got by on the judge's vote but they'll have to step it up in order to advance further.
These young street performers mpressed the judges and America from the start. Though one of their members was injured, they managed to press onward and deliver a series of energetic performances.
This young magician has become a fan favorite among teen girls with his charisma and his dazzling magic tricks. Though he hasn't always gotten rave reviews from the judges, his popularity alone may take him to the next round.
Young ballroom dancers D'Angelo & Amanda managed to barely make the top 12 in the semifinals after a less engaging dance routine. The pair will need to take their dancing to another level in order to stand out from the group.
Judge Howie Mandel predicted that Forte would likely win America's Got Talent and the opera trio is on their way to fulfilling that prediction. A frontrunner since their audition, the trio has sailed through the quarterfinals and the semifinals after passionate performances of classic songs and will likely continue to on Tuesday's show.
A young troupe of acrobats, Innovative Force has put a lot of effort into their routines and America has been impressed. They have advanced by America's vote alone and outlasted their primary acrobatic competition.
This country singer has been a frontrunner since the beginning of the competition and has continued to charm America with simple, heartfelt renditions of classic songs. His likability and backstory (coal miner turned soldier) have also contributed to his popularity.
Mandel has not been shy about putting all of his support behind Ebina, whose elaborate dancing/miming has impressed the judges as well as America. He may have to outdo himself if he wants a shot at winning the competition this year.
This comedic hand-balancing duo came back in a major way during last week's semifinal performance after one of them was injured. Judge Mel B has said she would take her family to see their show in Vegas and is supportive of them going forward.
Using both his jokes and his personality, Williamson has made the judges and America laugh enough to get him into the top 12. Judge Heidi Klum was not a fan of his style of humor at first but was eventually won over by him.
