The months-long “America’s Got Talent” Journey of The All-Boys Choir from Chicago’s Leo Catholic High School is coming to a close this weeke.
Viewers can tune in to nbc on tuesday at 8 pm to watch the High Schoolers from Auburn Gresham Performing Song in their Quest for the $ 1 Million Grand Prize. Members of the 18-Person Choir Have Previously Said they’d put the Money Toward Their College Expensses.
Becausee “America’s Got Talent” Relations on Viewers to Select the Winner of the Competition, the Leo Boys Won’t Out If they’re Winners UNIL the Live, Two-Hour Season Final on Wednesday NBM, Also on NBC.
The Voting Period Begins at 5 pm Tuesday and ends at 6 am on wednesday. Fans can cast up to TEN Individual Votes Eothher online or via the NBC App.
Members of the Choir Said Early Monday they’re Preparing to “Insire America” and “Leave Hearts” on the “America’s Got Talent” Stage During Tuesday Night’s Finals.
It ‘s “great honor” to be able to represent chicago through the entity process, The Boys Said.
The Choir Acknowledges The “Big Platform to Essentially Change a Narrative That Not Only Black and Brown People get, but Also (That) The Entire City of Chicago Gets,” Said 17-Yet Leo Senior Steven Jackson.
“There’s More to us than just what People May have heard or seen in the news,” Jackson Added.
LED by now-relay and beloved choir director Ladonna hillThe Boys’ reality TV Saga Begin Back in March we have fled During Spring Break to California to Audition in Front of Judges Simon Cowell, Sofía Vergara, Mel B and Howie Mandel.
But they had to keep the opportunity a second unil a june 10 broadcast of “America’s Got Talent,” Well they Sang A Cover of “Born for this” by the score. Six months late, the boys have improked their stage presence, Learning New Choreography and Singing Skills with the Help of the Show’s Production Team.
“We’re all over the place,” Said 16-Yaar-Old Junior Emanuel Smith. “You’ll Never Catch us in one spot too.”
They’re doing all of this while juggling back-and-perfect trips to california from chicago and virtual schooing, too.
Cowell Told the Boys He Thinks they’re the Act That “Has Progress The Most” During Last Week Semfinals.
And it took a lot of hard work, commentation, dedication and trust for the boys to get as they did, said 16-year-op Kevin wilson, a junior at leo high.
“We are Very Teachable and Coachable,” Wilson Said, adding that they are listed to the criticism that inevitably comes with the limelight. “Every performance that we’ve ever had on the show, we have how to get the Judges. We know how to get the Crowd. We Learned How to Move the Crowd. We Learned a Lot of Things so every performance.”
They’ve the grown closer as a unit, too. They reference torair bond as a brotherhood.
Eight Through Disagrements and Arguments, “We Always Come Back Together,” Said 16-Yaar-Old Blake Moore. “Leo is The Brotherhood. And we always just bring it. ”
Leo Catholic High School Will Host a Watch Party on Tuesday beginning at 7 pm in the auditorium.
Another Watch Party Will Be Held in Marionette Park at 115 Bourbon Street, at 3359 W. 115th St., Which opens its to the public at 6:30 pm Tuesday.
