Chicago’s Leo High School Choir Advances to ‘America’s Got Talent’ Finals

Chicago's Leo High School Choir has captured national attention by advancing to the finals of America's Got Talent(AGT), following a powerful performance of Fall Out Boy’s “Centuries” during the semifinals. The choir, hailing from the Auburn Gresham neighborhood on Chicago’s South Side, secured their spot in the finals after receiving the final public vote, announced by host Terry Crews on September 17.

The choir's journey to the AGT stage began with a viral video that caught the attention of a talent scout from the show. After a successful audition, the group was invited to perform on the AGT stage, where they have since captivated audiences with their dynamic performances and heartfelt energy.

In the semifinals, the choir's rendition of “Centuries” was met with enthusiastic praise from the judges. Simon Cowell, in particular, urged viewers to vote for the choir, emphasizing their exceptional talent and the importance of their representation on the national stage.

The choir's success has brought a sense of pride to their community, with fans and supporters celebrating their achievements. One choir member expressed the collective sentiment, stating, “I feel alive right now,” reflecting the group's excitement and gratitude for the opportunity.

As they prepare for the final performance on September 23, the Leo High School Choir aims to deliver their most impactful performance yet, showcasing their growth and the strength of their community. The winner of the competition, to be announced on September 24, will receive a $1 million prize, which the choir plans to use to support their educational aspirations.

The Leo High School Choir's journey on AGT not only highlights their musical talents but also underscores the power of community support and the transformative impact of the arts.