Welcome to America’s Got Talent Season 9 Auditions. We have already started our search for next summer’s show so don’t let this opportunity to showcase your unique talents slip away! We are open to any age and any talent — nothing is off limits.We don’t care if you have an act you do professionally, or its something you have never done in public before in your life.We enjoy all talent, whether you are an amazing singer, or can do something really weird with your body. We want to be shocked and amazed by what you can do in 90 seconds! So take a chance and show us your talent. There are two ways you can try out to be on the show.
 

Attend an Open Call
     Our bags are packed and we are hitting the road — so come meet us! Over the next few months we will be visiting Miami, Atlanta, New York City, Denver, Houston, Indianapolis, and Los Angeles.Come spend an exciting day with us!   It’s a great fantastic opportunity to meet the producers of the show and let them see your talent in action.Even if you have never auditioned for anything in your life, it will be a fun way to spend the day and have some stories to tell your friends. What are you waiting for?  Sign up for an Open Call today!
 

Why Should You Audition?
     Well if you win, you do get the $1 million prize.  But you don’t have to win the show for it to change your life! Throughout the years, we have had many acts that have gone on to launch careers after appearing on America’s Got Talent! Forte, the powerhouse operatic trio that made it to the finals this past season, has just landed a recording contract with Columbia Records and even a special New Years residency in Las Vegas! Kenichi Ebina, The KriStef Brothers, Collins Key, Cami Bradley, Jimmy Rose, Taylor Williamson and Tone The Chiefrocca are all on the AGT live Tour around the country. You can find the Jabbawockeez, Terry Fator, Recycled Percussion, and Nathan Burton, are all performing regularly on the Las Vegas Strip. Comedian Tom Cotter selling out venues across the country and iLuminate lighting up the Broadway stage in NYC.