Britain’s Got Talent 2018 aired its second round of auditions on ITV tonight but which act was the best?
Tonight saw a bumper second episode on ITV from 8PM with a total of twelve acts going before the judges.
Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, David Walliams and Simon Cowell return to the panel while Ant and Dec are back watching on from the sidelines.
As always, acts needed three or more yeses to get through to the next round, and potentially make the live shows.
Opening tonight’s show were same sex dancing duo David and Javier who got four yeses after their salsa routine. Also through to the next round was Andrew Lancaster, who performed impressions of celebrities including Donald Trump, Brian Cox, Nigel Farage and Russel Brand.
Joining them in the next round is Jenny Darren, who shocked the panel with a cover of ‘Highway to Hell’ by AC/DC.
But not everyone made the cut. Jim the Dancer, Kaptain Rock and Radu-Alexandru Patrunsu were given nos after their rather dance routines failed to impress the judges.
Father Ray Kelly impressed with his voice as he performed ‘Everybody Hurts’ by R.E.M. before Cali Swing, a dance group of 10 dancers aged 9-14 years old.
Also through this weekend were Lost Voice Guy, aka Lee Ridley, a comic who uses an iPad to deliver his unique comedy routine, and duo the Giang Brothers, who shocked with a spectacular acrobatic balancing routine.
But Andras Lovas’s unique style of improvised singing didn’t get any of the panel saying yes.
Finally we met RISE, a group of 11 dancers aged between 10 -24 years old. The group performed a dance with wheelchairs to help one of the members, Hollie Booth, get back into dancing following injuries she sustained during the Manchester terror attack in 2017.
Who was your favourite from this weekend’s opening episode? Vote in our poll below…
Britain’s Got Talent 2018 continues next Saturday night on ITV with the latest auditions.
As always, straight after you can tune in to Britain’s Got More Talent on ITV2 with Stephen Mulhern.
The Britain’s Got Talent live shows begin later on in the year.
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