Expect the unexpected as AGT starts this Sunday on Channel 7 and 7plus

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Breathtaking, life-changing auditions stun on AGT

AGT has been a success since its launch on Seven in 2007. This is the 10th season overall and the 8th on Seven with the previous two seasons airing on Nine.

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A brand-new era of the world’s biggest talent show, AGT, begins 7.00pm Sunday, 9 October on Channel 7 and 7plus.

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Take a front-row seat as the most awe-inspiring acts ever take to the AGT stage.

Life-changing auditions are set to shock, surprise and delight as the AGT judges – David Walliams, Kate Ritchie, Alesha Dixon and Shane Jacobson – are moved to tears by powerful performances.

First-time judge Kate described AGT as: “emotional, exhilarating television.”

David said: “I love the craziness, the eccentric and bizarre acts – and we have got plenty of those. We also have some phenomenally talented people too.”

Shane added: “Expect the unexpected!”

Host Ricki-Lee returns as a new wave of thrilling auditions cement AGT, the biggest entertainment format on the planet, as must-watch TV.

AGT’s world-first twist sees Aussie acts take on some of the globe’s best Got Talent to secure their place in the Grand Final, who will in AGT’s $100,000 grand prize? Australia decides.

AGT – Premieres 7.00pm Sunday, 9 October on Channel 7 and 7plus

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