‘America’s Got Talent’ Season 8, Episode 22: Semifinals Week 2

“America’s Got Talent” Season 8 Episode 22 airs tonight on NBC, where 12 acts will perform in “Semifinals Week 2.”

With half of the pre-finale field selected last week, tonight we get one step closer to the finale when the remaining acts take to the stage to fight for a spot in a very strange post-semifinals, pre-finals top 12 round.

Here is a list of the acts that will perform tonight:

John Wing
American Military Spouses Choir
Illusionists Leon Etienne and Romy Low
Marty Brown
Jimmy Rose
Anna Christine:
D’Angelo and Amanda
Branden James
Timber Brown
Kenichi Ebina
Chicago Boyz
The KriStef Brothers

Which of them have what it takes to join Innovative Force, Forte, Cami Bradley, Collins Key, Taylor Williamson and Catapult in the pre-finals?

Find out when you watch “America’s Got Talent” tonight at 9pm on NBC.

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