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Prepare to be amazed as the talented dancers of Riverdance bring music to life with an incredible performance on America’s Got Talent. 

Irish dance dates back to Ireland the 17th century and consists of several different styles of solo and group dances. Step Dance groups like Riverdance brought the beautiful synchronized dance to popularity in recent years.

Riverdance burst onto the scene after performing at the 1994 Eurovision Song Contest in Dublin. Over 300 million viewers watched this mesmerizing form of dance and it became an instant hit. and is transmitted to over 300 million viewers worldwide.

Just a few months later, the group was performing shows and in 1996, they embarked on their first tour of the US. From Jean Butler to Michael Flatley, Riverdance made these dancers a household name.

Now, this classic form of expression is finding new life in the modern era. Celebrating their 25th anniversary, Riverdance is setting out on an epic North American tour, stopping in over 50 cities.

Their first stop is the stage of America’s Got Talent as they kick and glide across the floor as the audience looks on in awe. 

One viewer said, “SPECTACULAR!! Riverdance is pure entertainment!”

Another wrote, “I was never a fan of Irish dancing until I watched Lord of Dance with Michael Flatley way back when. Now I'm a huge fan of Irish dancing and this new touring Riverdance troupe is absolutely terrific!”

What an incredible legacy that continues to live on for the next generation. Riverdance begins touring the US in January 2023. 

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Let your voices join in as the a cappella men of Vocal Point and friends share an awe-inspiring medley of Frozen songs.

Frozen is one of the highest grossing films of all time. From the songs to the characters, the movie has clearly been cemented into history as one of the greatest.

And the follow-up film, Frozen 2, brought us a brand new set of songs to sing for years to come.

Today, the talented men of Vocal Point are joined by some talented friends for an incredible medley of all our favorite songs from the iconic movies.  

You may recognize this all-male choir for their viral covers of famous hymns and secular songs such as ‘It Is Well’ and ‘What A Beautiful Name.’

Now, we can hear these a cappella voices in a whole new way as they belt out the words to ‘For The First Time In Forever,’ ‘Let It Go,’ ‘Lost in the Woods’ and ‘Into the Unknown.’ 

“Let it go, let it go, can't hold it back anymore
Let it go, let it go, turn away and slam the door
I don't care what they're going to say
Let the storm rage on, the cold never bothered me anyway”

From the sights to the sounds, this medley of tunes is touching hearts all around the world. One viewer said, “Beautiful! I always look forward for more and you guys impress me everytime.”

Another wrote, “I've had goosebumps throughout the video so amazing! And those locations.”

Who else is singing along too?

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Check out these two talented teen street performers play ‘Let It Be’ by The Beatles, and watch the audience sing along!

“When I find myself in times of trouble, Mother Mary comes to me
Speaking words of wisdom, let it be, and in my hour of darkness
She is standing right in front of me, speaking words of wisdom, let it be
Let it be, let it be, let it be, let it be, whisper words of wisdom, let it be”

The teen violinist is Karolina Protsenko, and she is playing with Oscar Stembridge.

“My violin cover of ‘Let It Be’ (original by The Beatles) with Oscar Stembridge. His voice is angelic,” Karolina writes in the caption of this YouTube video. “Look at people's incredible reaction. They were singing along. Oscar came from Sweden to Santa Monica, California where we performed together. I hope you like it.”

As you watch these two perform together, you cannot help but smile at their impressive talent. Their rendition of ‘Let It Be’ is beautiful and inspiring, and both of their vocals were top notch. Not to mention their fantastic piano and violin playing! No wonder this video went viral online!

“I am thunderstruck by so much talent in these amazing youngsters! What a bright future is in store for them - and us too!” comments one person on YouTube after watching the video.

“Great job! Love how everyone joined in. That is a huge compliment to the performers when onlookers join in. Keep up the beautiful performances,” writes another person online.

The song ‘Let It Be’ was part of the album of the same title by The Beatles. It was the 12th and final studio album for the group, and it was released in May 1970.

We hope that you enjoyed this wonderful version of ‘Let It Be’ by Karolina and Oscar and their performance was able to bring a smile to your face.

This America’s Got Talent video clip features two brothers performing “A Million Dreams” from The Greatest Showman with their best impressions. 

But impressions is just one of the talents featured in this performance! There are visual effects and multiple musical instruments, awesome vocals (without impressions), and even gymnastics! What more might they add to future performances?

Meet Arizona brothers Nate and Gabriele Brown. The brothers are U.S. Navy Veterans, and both have autism. And while their last name may not be very colorful, their performances absolutely are!

As the performance begins, we see the two, dressed in white against cobalt blue, vertical light beams. Nate plays the keyboard, and Gabriele sings. By the time they are 30 seconds in, they’ve channeled Mickey Mouse, Venom, Goofey, and Elmo. Sweet Elmo! Each one is better than the last! 

Simon Cowell and Blake Shelton impressions follow, and then it gets really interesting! Two turquoise light beams are added, and two brothers are added! Now there are two Nates and two Gabrieles, and one of them sounds incredibly like Bon Jovi! 

Next, come pink lights and the Bee Gees. Finally, Gabriele sings in his own voice, which is amazing, by the way, and Nate is now playing the drums—in addition to the other three instruments he’s already handling. It is a visual feast!

The choir and the band are bringing it home, but there is one final, fantastic surprise. Gabriele and Nate come together center stage, and with a lifted foot and a fling, Nate does a backflip with his axe still in his hands! It’s nuts!  

The final note, faux fireworks, and plenty of fanfare follow!

Gabriele and Nate have been performing for years, but things haven’t always been easy. Although each has their own musical goals and careers, it took them four years to finally make it to the AGT stage. 

They shared a bit of their story with KVOA News4Tucson. Nate said of their autism diagnoses, "Who doesn't experience bullying in some sense growing up. So, everyone has their own defense mechanisms. And I think the big thing with AGT was it was kind of like a cool platform for us to kind of a way to help people who don't really feel like they fit in."

Check out another amazing Brown Brothers performance here! 

“I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well.” Psalms 139:14

It’s all about the words and the simple delivery of the song in this 1976 performance of John Denver and Olivia Newton-John’s singing “Fly Away.” Without any showy vocal tricks, the song relies completely on the message and the beauty of the voices. And, “Fly Away” is truly a beautiful song, written in 1975 by John Denver, who penned and composed approximately 200 songs in his lifetime.

Folks have speculated on the meaning behind the song. Was it written about a woman wanting to escape the city and get back to a rural community? Is it a statement about mental health and depression? Could it be about a woman experiencing dementia or Alzheimer’s? It seems certain that loneliness is at the center of the song, and the two artists convey the feeling wonderfully.  

Here are a few lines from “Fly Away”:

All of her days have gone soft and cloudy
All of her dreams have gone dry
All of her nights have gone sad and shady
She's getting ready to fly

Whatever the interpretation, there is a sadness in the song. There is a sadness, too, as we watch these two performers, John Denver and Olivia Newton-John, 35 and 28 at the time, respectively. Both always appeared to be warm, caring, honest, and genuine individuals. Both are now gone.

John Denver died at the age of 53 as a result of an accidental plane crash; he was an experienced pilot. Olivia Newton-John, much more recently, died at 73 after a long battle with cancer.  

This performance from John Denver’s 1976 Christmas Special is noticeably missing stuff—red and green filling the screen, a fancy set, lavish costumes, and really anything “extra.” That is what makes it so very special. All we experience is the warmth, the caring, the honesty, and the genuine human situation that’s being described in John Denver’s ballad. 

Legions of fans around the world have experienced a touch of loneliness with the loss of these two brilliant artists, but Heaven is no doubt enriched!

“You are my hiding place; you will protect me from trouble and surround me with songs of deliverance.” Psalms 32:7

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