Mat Franco won the $1 million grand prize and a 10-week show in Las Vegas, but his five fellow finalists will also have their moment to shine on the dazzling Strip.
“We’re all winners here, this is a winner’s circle at 'America’s Got Talent,'” first runner-up Emily West told Headlines & Globals News in an exclusive interview.
West, AcroArmy, Sons of Serendip, Quintavious Johnson and Miguel Dakota will all perform for “America’s Got Talent Live” at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino on Sept. 26 and 27. The performances will be the last hurrah together for the contestants who started their journey at auditions last year.
“That’s going to be amazing to be with all of these incredible acts again and get to perform live for everybody,” Dakota told HNGN.com.
The performers have even greater plans after they finish their “America’s Got Talent” obligation. The four singers want to get in the studio to record and then take their talents out on the road.
West wouldn’t mind reuniting with one of her “AGT” judges along the way.
“I just want to talk on 'The Howard Stern Show.' I’d like to be on his show,” she said.
Johnson and Dakota have a list of famous singers and musicians they want to collaborate with in the future. The NBC show already gave them the opportunity to knock at least one off their respective bucket lists.
