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Template:Infobox reality talent competition

Season eight of the reality competition series America's Got Talent premiered on June 4, 2013. After six seasons on the show, Sharon Osbourne has left the show with Melanie Brown replacing her. This is also the first season of the series where there are four judges on the panel, as Heidi Klum became the new fourth judge.[1]

Snapple continues to be the official beverage sponsor of America's Got Talent and their products will be featured on the show throughout the season, along with their cups on the judges' desk.

America's Got Talent will be shooting their live shows from Radio City Music Hall in New York City, after moving from the New Jersey Performing Arts Center last year.

NBC has announced that the season finale will be on September 18, 2013.

Season 8 changes

Season 8 Judging Panel
Howie Mandel
Melanie Brown
Heidi Klum
Howard Stern
Nick Cannon returns for his fifth season as host

Sharon Osbourne initially stated that she would not return for the season,[2] but later said that she was staying with the show "for now."[3] Osbourne confirmed that she would be leaving the show after a feud with NBC on August 6, 2012.[4][5] It was reported that producer Simon Cowell had wanted Carmen Electra to replace former judge Osbourne.[6][7] As of November 29, 2012, Cannon has officially signed on with the network to host Talent once again.[8] On December 3, 2012, Howard Stern announced on his radio show that he would be returning for season eight.[9] On February 12, 2013, Howie Mandel announced on Access Hollywood that he will be returning for another season on the show.[10]

On February 20, 2013, it was announced that former Spice Girls member Melanie Brown (aka "Mel B") would replace Sharon Osbourne as the third judge. Entertainment Weekly also reported at the same time that NBC is looking at a possible fourth judge to be added. [11] On March 3, 2013, it was announced that supermodel Heidi Klum will be joining the show as the new fourth judge. [12]

The season also had a few changes with the use of the reformatted "X" that was used in the live rounds last year. There was also no opening sequence and the show begins and goes to/from commercial breaks with the show's logo. Although going out to commercial breaks at times, the show's logo is seen on a billboard with spotlights aiming at it. The logo also received a brief makeover. The italic font for "Got Talent" was made into plain text.

Preliminary auditions

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Los Angeles
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Chicago
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New Orleans
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Cities where live theater auditions were held.

An audition cities poll for season eight was announced on July 11, 2012. The cities where auditions in front of the producers were held in Los Angeles, Seattle, Portland (Oregon), New Orleans, Birmingham, Memphis, Nashville, Savannah, Raleigh, Norfolk, San Antonio, New York, Columbus, and Chicago. This season, the auditions traveled to more cities than ever before.[13]

Live theater auditions were held throughout March, April, and May in New Orleans, San Antonio, New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago. Howie Mandel was absent for personal reasons on the first day of Los Angeles auditions.

According to TV Guide, AGT will be following the format of Britain's Got Talent, where multiple cities will be shown in each episode.

Audition city Audition date Venue Air date
New Orleans, Louisiana March 4-5, 2013 UNO Lakefront Arena[14]
June 11, 2013 (part 1)
July 9, 2013 (part 2)
San Antonio, Texas March 20-21, 2013 The Lila Cockrell Theatre[15]
June 4, 2013 (part 1)
June 11, 2013 (part 2)
July 2, 2013 (part 3)
New York City, New York April 8-10, 2013 Hammerstein Ballroom[16] June 4, 2013 (part 1)
June 25, 2013 (part 2)
July 9, 2013 (part 3)
Los Angeles, California April 24-26, 2013 Pantages Theatre[17]
June 4, 2013 (part 1)
June 25, 2013 (part 2)
July 9, 2013 (part 3)
Chicago, Illinois May 8-10, 2013 Rosemont Theatre[18]
June 18, 2013 (part 1)
July 2, 2013 (part 2)

July 10's episode was the last episode of the audition rounds and featured a montage of different acts from all the audition sites.

Las Vegas Week

The second round of competition, held in Las Vegas, aired from July 16-17, 2013, in a two-night special. The round was held at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip. 86 (televised) acts passed through from the audition rounds to Las Vegas Week and competed for 60 slots in the live shows. The judges split the acts into 3 groups. The first group of 30 acts were sent through the live show without performing. A second group of acts were sent home without a second chance. The final group, called Standby Acts, performed for the remaining 30 spots.

Immediate decision

Before any rounds of competition began, the judges called a group of acts after a lengthy review of their original auditions, and 30 acts made it straight through to the live shows, similar to the "Judge's Favorites" category that was used in previous seasons. Some acts were sent home immediately.

Results of Immediate decision

Advanced

  • 3Penny Chorus and Orchestra – chorus/orchestra
  • Aerial Ice – ice skating acrobats
  • AeroSphere Balloon Show – acrobats/hot air balloon act
  • Alexandria the Great – escape artist
  • The American Military Spouses Choir – chorus
  • The Aquanuts – synchronized swimming act
  • Angela Hoover – comedian/impressionist
  • Anna Christine – child singer
  • Bailey the Dancing Dog – dancing dog act
  • Branden James – opera singer
  • Catapult Entertainment – shadow dancers
  • Chicago Boyz – acrobatic dancers
  • Dave Shirley – comedian
  • David the Cobra Kid – reptile handler
  • Fresh Faces – child dance group
  • Innovative Force – acrobats
  • Jim Meskimen – comedian
  • Jimmy Rose – singer
  • Kenichi Ebina – popping dancer incorporating martial arts
  • Kevin Downey Jr. – comedian
  • Mitsi School of Dance – dance troupe
  • SensEtion – 3D pyrotechnic dancers
  • Spintacular – acrobats/gymnasts
  • Sprice – Rube Goldberg creator
  • Struck Boyz – child dance troupe
  • tellAvision – dance group
  • The RobotIx – band
  • The Virginia State University Gospel Choir – chorus
  • Tone the Chiefrocca – rappers/dancers
  • Tummy Talk – novelty musicians

Eliminated

  • Milton Patton – singer
  • Olivia Rox – singer
  • Sully Dunn – singer
  • Yasha & Daniela – ballroom dancers

Standby Acts

The Standby Acts were deemed less likely to advance by the judges, and performed later for the remaining spots not already taken by those who received an immediate decision. Thirty acts made it through to the live shows from this group.

Results of Standby Acts

Advanced

  • 2Unique – child singer/DJ duo
  • Aaralyn & Izzy – sibling rock duo
  • Alexandr Magala – sword swallower/acrobat
  • American Hitmen – band
  • Brad Bryers – sword swallower
  • Brandon & Savannah – band
  • Cami Bradley – singer
  • Champions Forever – dance troupe
  • Chloe Channel – child singer
  • Ciana Pelekai – child singer
  • Collins Key – close up magician
  • D'Angelo & Amanda – child ballroom dancers
  • Dave Fenley – singer
  • David Ferman – juggler
  • Deanna Dellacioppa – singer
  • Duo Resonance – acrobatic duo
  • Forte – singing trio
  • Hype – dance trio
  • John Wing – comedian
  • Jonathan Allen – opera singer
  • Kid the Wiz – dancer/hat tricks
  • Kristef Brothers – acrobatic/head balancing duo
  • Leon Etienne & Romy Low – magic duo
  • Marty Brown – country singer
  • Rong Niu – danger act/bowl juggler
  • Ruby & Jonas – child ballroom dancers
  • Sam Johnson – extreme danger act
  • Selena Mykenzie Gordon – singer
  • Special Head – entertainer/levitation-themed stunts
  • Taylor Williamson – comedian
  • Timber Brown – pole acrobat

Eliminated

  • Archbishop Molloy Step Team – dance troupe
  • ArtSpark – dance troupe
  • Ariann Black – magician
  • Brandon Rosario – pole acrobat
  • Dylan Wilson – hip hop dancer
  • Eric Schwartz – comedian
  • Genesis Nava – child singer
  • Jimmy Failla – comedian
  • Kennedy Davenport – drag queen
  • Lil Demon – child dancer
  • Lil Mike & Funny Bone – rappers[note 1]
  • Megan Piphus – ventriloquist
  • Melody Caballero – child acrobat
  • Nathann Phan – magician
  • Paul Thomas Mitchell – singer
  • RJ Cantu – magician
  • Skilyr Hicks – singer
  • Tavi & Antonio – acrobats
  • Travis Pratt – opera singer
Note
  1. ^ The judges felt that Lil Mike & Funny Bone's performance showed little preparation or care and eliminated them immediately.

Unknown Decision

A number of acts that had been promoted in the initial round were not shown in the Vegas Week episodes, either because they withdrew from the competition for personal reasons or were edited out of the episode. However, they are presumed to be eliminated from the competition.

Unknown Decisions
  • 212 Green – Pop/Hip-Hop Band
  • B-Extreme – hip hop dancers
  • Ballet Folklorico Mestizo – child mariachi-type dancing trio
  • Hammerstep – Irish step dancers
  • Kyle & Darby – stunting
  • Mariachi Nuevo Estillo AVM – mariachi band
  • Omega Force Strength Team – strongman act
  • Pacific Boys Choir – choir
  • Ron & Liza – ballroom dancers
  • Sophia Lucia – child dancer
  • Studio 19 Dance Complex – dance group
  • Team Rock – martial arts
  • The Academy – Irish step dancers
  • The Rock Dance Project – dance group
  • Tristan Jih – acrobat

Quarterfinals

The Quarterfinals began on Tuesday, July 23, 2013. This round includes the Top 60 acts which passed through Las Vegas Week and a Wild Card show where the judges each bring back 3 acts eliminated from the Quarterfinals or lower. These shows will be aired live from Radio City Music Hall in New York City. There will be no YouTube special this year, with a fifth group of 12 regular quarterfinalists in its place.

Key Buzzed Judges' choice   Advanced to the semifinals   Finished in fourth or fifth place; won the judges' choice and advanced to the semifinals   Finished in fourth or fifth place; lost the judges' choice

Top 60, Week 1 (July 23–24)

Guests: The Rockettes, Labrinth, Emeli Sandé

Act Order Performance description Buzzes and judges' choices Result
Mandel Brown Klum Stern
Anna Christine 1 Singer; sang "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" while playing piano. Advanced[note 1]
tellAvision 2 Dance group; performed a love-themed routine to "Beneath Your Beautiful" by Labrinth and Emeli Sandé incorporating flat-panel televisions. Eliminated
American Hitmen 3 Rock band; performed Joe Cocker's version of "With a Little Help from My Friends" by The Beatles, accompanied by some gospel singers. Eliminated[note 1]
Special Head 4 Novelty act; performed a levitation, and then disappeared to the balcony outside the theater. Eliminated
Fresh Faces 5 Dance troupe; performed a routine to "I Love It" by Icona Pop. Eliminated
Collins Key 6 Magician; predicted Twitter hashtags from each judge. Advanced
Kevin Downey Jr. 7 Stand-up comedian; performed a routine about his love life. Eliminated
Aaralyn and Izzy 8 Heavy metal duo; performed an original song called "Stepping In Dog Poop". Eliminated
Alexanderia the Great 9 Escape artist; escaped from a straitjacket while underwater, then released herself from the water tank. Eliminated
KriStef Brothers 10 Comedic hand balancing duo; performed a routine about them being the last two circus performers on Earth to "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" by Bryan Adams. Advanced
Hype 11 Dance trio; performed a routine incorporating a water fountain to "I Won't Dance". Eliminated
Branden James 12 Classical singer; performed "You Raise Me Up" by Josh Groban. Advanced
Note
  1. ^ a b As the judges tied in their voting, Anna Christine was announced to have received more of America's votes and advanced to the Semi-Finals

Top 60, Week 2 (July 30-31)

Guests: Robin Thicke, Brad Paisley

This was the first live show to not have any buzzes.

Act Order Performance description Judges' choices Result
Mandel Brown Klum Stern
Innovative Force 1 Acrobatic dance troupe; performed an acrobatic dance routine to heavy percussion music. Advanced
Ciana Pelekai 2 Singer; performed "Next to Me" by Emeli Sandé. Eliminated
Alexandr Magala 3 Danger act; performed on a pole with a lit flare and swallowed a sword to "Too Close" by Alex Clare. Eliminated
Struck Boyz 4 Dance troupe; performed a hip-hop routine to a medley of "Club Can't Handle Me" by Flo Rida, "Beauty and a Beat" by Justin Bieber, and "Scream" by Usher. Eliminated
Brad Byers 5 Sideshow performer; stuck his tongue in a fan, then sat on a bed of nails while being run over by an ATV. Eliminated
Kid the Wiz 6 Hat juggler/dancer; performed a hat routine to "Fine China" by Chris Brown. Eliminated
Forte 7 Operatic trio; performed "Somewhere" from West Side Story. Advanced
Angela Hoover 8 Comedian/impressionist; impersonated Mel B, Heidi Klum, and Christina Aguilera. Advanced[note 1]
Dave Shirley 9 Visual comedian; performed a comedic dance routine with video screens. Eliminated
Marty Brown 10 Country singer; performed "You're Still the One" by Shania Twain with a backing band. Advanced
The Aquanuts 11 Synchronized swimmers; performed a pre-recorded swimming routine on a Manhattan rooftop to "Diamonds" by Rihanna. Eliminated
Tone the Chiefrocca 12 Rapper; again sang his original one-hit wonder song, "B-Double-O-T-Y". They had a music video-like setup with women and a car in the background. Eliminated[note 1]
Note
  1. ^ a b As the judges tied in their voting, Angela Hoover was announced to have received more of America's votes and advanced to the Semi-Finals

Top 60, Week 3 (August 6-7)

Guests: Jason Derulo

Act Order Performance description Buzzes and judges' choices Result
Mandel Brown Klum Stern
AeroSphere Aerial Balloon Show 1 Balloon performers; performed an acrobatic act to "Intro" by M83 while suspended by a large helium balloon.
Chicago Boyz 2 Acrobatic dance group; performed a jump-roping act to "I'm On a Roll" by Stefano.
Mitsi School of Dancing 3 Chinese dance group; performed an elaborate Chinese folk dance.
Kelsey and Bailey 4 Dancing dog act; danced and did tricks to "Hot n Cold" by Katy Perry.
Brandon & Savannah 5 Brother/sister music duo; performed "Radioactive" by Imagine Dragons.
Illusionist Leon Etienne & Romy Low 6 Illusionists; performed a disappearing act involving himself Nick Cannon.
Deanna DellaCioppa 7 Singer; performed "I Want to Know What Love Is" by Foreigner.
David "The Cobra Kid" Weathers 8 Reptile handler; performed a charming act with a king cobra. [note 1]
Jonathan Allen 9 Opera singer; performed "The Impossible Dream (The Quest)" from Man of La Mancha.
Kenichi Ebina 10 Dancer/mime; performed a dance/mime act as a video game character in a video screen projected behind him.
Jim Meskimen 11 Comedian/impressionist; performed impressions of several actors as Benjamin Franklin chosen live by the judges, Nick Cannon, and through Twitter.
The American Military Spouses Choir 12 Show choir; performed "Hero" by Mariah Carey.
Note
  1. ^ Mandel accidentally hit Brown's buzzer after the performance due to him pranking the rest of the judges with a rubber snake.

Ratings

U.S. Nielsen ratings

Show Episode First air date Rating
(18–49) 		Share
(18–49) 		Viewers
(millions) 		Timeslot
rank 		Nightly
rank 		Weekly
rank
1 Auditions Episode 1: San Antonio, New York, & Los Angeles June 4, 2013 3.1 9 11.22[19] 1 1 4[20]
2 Auditions Episode 2: San Antonio & New Orleans June 11, 2013 3.0 8 11.50[21] 2 2 5[22]
3 Auditions Episode 3: Chicago[note 1] June 18, 2013 3.0 9 11.75[23] 1 3 5[24]
4 Auditions Episode 4: New York & Los Angeles June 25, 2013 2.6 8 10.23[25] 1 1 2[26]
5 Auditions Episode 5: Chicago & San Antonio July 2, 2013 2.4 7 9.56[27] 1 1 2[28]
6 Auditions Episode 6: Los Angeles, New Orleans, & New York July 9, 2013 2.6 8 9.81[29] 1 1 3[30]
7 Auditions Episode 7: Last Chance Auditions July 10, 2013 2.8 8 10.71[31] 1 1 1[30]
8 Vegas Week, Day 1 July 16, 2013 2.5 7 9.83[32] 2 2 4[33]
9 Auditions Recap/Countdown to Vegas Finale July 17, 2013 1.9 7 7.65[34] 1 2 15[33]
10 Vegas Week, Day 2 July 17, 2013 2.9 9 11.18[35] 1 1 2[33]
11 Quarterfinals Week 1, Performances July 23, 2013 2.8 8 10.18[36] 1 1 1[37]
12 Quarterfinals Week 1, Recap July 24, 2013 1.6 5 6.63[38] 1 2 16[39]
13 Quarterfinals Week 1, Results July 24, 2013 2.3 7 10.32[40] 1 1 4[41]
14 Quarterfinals Week 2, Performances July 30, 2013 2.7 8 9.81[42] 1 1 4[43]
15 Quarterfinals Week 2, Recap July 31, 2013 1.5 5 6.54[44] 1 2 13[45]
16 Quarterfinals Week 2, Results July 31, 2013 2.4 7 10.28[46] 1 1 2[47]
17 Quarterfinals Week 3, Performances August 6, 2013
18 Quarterfinals Week 3, Recap August 7, 2013
19 Quarterfinals Week 3, Results August 7, 2013
Note
  1. ^ This episode was aired an hour before the usual air time because of the season four finale of The Voice.

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