Britain's Got Talent 2024: Release date, judges and news
The show is back on our screens for its 17th season.
Iconic talent competition series Britain's Got Talent has returned to our screens for its 17th season and as ever, there are a whole host of acts vying to make it to the grand finale and secure their spot at the Royal Variety Performance.
One group which has already made its mark is Rask, delivering the show's first ever AI-style performance.
Initially, they appeared to be a run-of-the-mill tribute act, but cameras were swiftly placed in front of all four individuals as they delivered their own high-tech take of The Greatest Show from musical The Greatest Showman starring Hugh Jackman.
"We are here mainly because of the huge misconception that AI is sort of [an] alien robot that will steal your job and stuff like that," said one member of Rask.
Despite being slightly bemused, the judges were also impressed and entertained by the performance, awarding the group four 'yeses'.
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"That was really, really good," said Simon Cowell. "It did feel original and it did feel different, and it was brilliant."
But that doesn't mean they're through to the semi-finals, with all of the contestants who are successful in their initial audition forced to wait until the judges have deliberated.
Make sure you tune in each week to find out who's in the running.
The contestants are not only competing for a spot at the Royal Variety Performance, the winner will also take home a whopping £250,000.
Over the course of the show's history, winners have included the likes of Diversity, Lee Ridley, Collator and George Sampson, with a brand new winner set to join them this year.
So, when does the show air? And who are this year's Golden Buzzer acts? Read on for everything you need to know about Britain's Got Talent 2024.
Is there a release date for Britain's Got Talent 2024?
Britain's Got Talent returned to screens on Saturday 20th April. It marks the show's 17th season.
Episodes will air every week on Saturdays (7.30pm) and Sundays (7.40pm) during the first-round auditions.
Britain's Got Talent 2024 judges
Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli have all put their judging hats on once again for the latest season of Britain's Got Talent.
Tonioli joined the judging panel in 2023 after making the decision to leave Strictly Come Dancing after 18 years the year prior.
Speaking to Radio Times Magazine about joining the series, Tonioli said: "I had a ball, partly because I had never seen it before. It's true! Simon has teased me to death about it.
"I didn't even watch Strictly – I don't watch shows that have a judging panel because I don't want to be influenced by another judge. I just want to do my own thing. But I had the best time.
"It's a proper variety show and the range of talent is incredible."
Britain's Got Talent 2024 hosts
Presenting duo Ant and Dec will host Britain's Got Talent for another year, with the pair regularly sharing updates of their time filming the series on their Instagram page.
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Who are the Britain's Got Talent 2024 contestants?
We have our first Golden Buzzer acts of the season, one of which is Sydnie Christmas, who blew the judges and audience away with her rendition of Tomorrow from Annie.
"That was the best version I have ever heard in my life, so that's why I'm gonna do this!" said Amanda, giving Sydnie an automatic place in the semi-final.
There's also Ssaulabi Taekwondo Troupe, a South Korean Taekwondo troupe who have been backed by Ant and Dec.
Will they be the first Taekwondo troupe to win Britain's Got Talent?
Who was the Britain's Got Talent 2023 winner?
Viggo Venn won the competition in 2023, beating Lillianna Clifton and Cillian O'Connor in the final.
Britain's Got Talent is airing now on ITV1 and ITVX.
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