America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League: Semi-Final Week 2 Preview
America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League is moving steadily toward the conclusion of its eight-week season. The second and final semi-final show airs on Monday (Feb 5) and will showcase the last 10 acts battling for the remaining spots in the finals. They are competing for placement alongside the four Golden Buzzer acts the judges sent directly through during the Qualifiers. With only three final spots still up for grabs, the stakes are high and the competition promises dramatic moments and standout performances.
So far this season the Golden Buzzer recipients include: Billy and Emily England (Team Mel), Ramadhani Brothers (Team Howie), Sainted (Team Simon), and Sofie Dossi (Team Heidi). Among the other semi-finalists already advancing are Kodi Lee, whom Howie Mandel used his steal to bring onto his team, and Aidan Bryant, whom Mel B. stole from Heidi Klum. During the prior semi-final the audience vote also moved Pack Drumline (Team Simon) into the finals.
For this final semi-final episode, Simon Cowell and Heidi Klum each hold the Golden Buzzer on their teams heading into the show, and more strategic steals or surprise twists could still change the lineup. Expect a mix of high-energy dance and acrobatics, inventive visual acts, powerful vocal performances, and emotional storytelling. America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League airs on NBC Mondays at 8 pm ET/PT.
Here are the 10 acts competing in the semi-finals week 2
Adrian Stoica & Hurricane – Dog Act – Team Simon Cowell
Adrian Stoica and his canine partner Hurricane combine precision training and charismatic showmanship. Audiences can expect tightly choreographed tricks, playful interaction, and moments designed to highlight the bond between trainer and dog. Acts of this nature typically rely on timing, routine variety, and crowd engagement to stand out in the semi-final round.
Chapel Hart – Country Trio – Team Simon Cowell
Chapel Hart brings a contemporary country sound with rich harmonies and personality-driven performances. Trios like this often lean on storytelling, vocal chemistry, and stage presence to create an emotional connection with viewers and voters. A memorable arrangement or a signature moment can make all the difference in a packed semi-final.
Darci Lynne – Singer/Ventriloquist – Team Heidi Klum
Darci Lynne is known for blending ventriloquism with vocal performances. Her acts often balance technical skill, comedic timing, and strong vocal delivery. In a semi-final setting, a fresh puppet character or an emotionally resonant song choice can elevate the performance and win over both judges and the viewing audience.
Grace Good – Hula Hoop/Aerialist – Team Heidi Klum
Grace Good combines hula hoop artistry with aerial movement, presenting visually striking choreography that emphasizes fluidity and daring. Acts that merge apparatus work with aerial stunt work tend to capture attention through both athleticism and artistic staging—key elements for advancing from the semis.
Kseniya Simonova – Sand Artist – Team Howie Mandel
Kseniya Simonova’s sand art is a form of visual storytelling that unfolds in real time. Her performances often accompany music and build dramatic scenes through delicate, expressive gestures. In a semi-final, the power of her piece will rest on narrative clarity, timing, and the emotional resonance she crafts in front of the live audience.
Musa Motha – Dancer – Team Simon Cowell
Musa Motha is a dancer whose routines combine technical skill, choreography, and personality. Solo dancers in this round must deliver both a showcase of technique and a compelling stage presence to capture votes. A distinct style or an emotionally charged routine can set a performer apart from a field of impressive competitors.
Shadow Ace – Shadow Puppets – Team Howie Mandel
Shadow Ace creates narratives using shadow puppetry and silhouette techniques. These performances rely on inventive visuals, smooth transitions, and an ability to tell a clear story without spoken words. In a televised semi-final, memorable imagery and a unique concept are essential to capturing the audience’s imagination.
Sheldon Riley – Singer – Team Mel B.
Sheldon Riley is a vocalist known for emotional, theatrical performances. Singers in the semi-finals must balance vocal prowess with song choice and a stage presentation that resonates across millions of viewers. A powerful moment or a tasteful arrangement can make a singer unforgettable during the voting window.
V. Unbeatable – Acrobat/Dance Crew – Team Howie Mandel
V. Unbeatable is an acrobatic dance crew that blends complex stunts with rhythmic choreography. Groups like this typically aim to stun judges with precision, high-risk elements, and seamless teamwork. In a semi-final, originality in staging and a flawless run-through are critical to convincing viewers to cast their votes.
Yu Hojin – Magician – Team Heidi Klum
Yu Hojin specializes in magic and illusion, presenting tricks that combine sleight of hand, presentation, and theatrical timing. Magicians advancing from the semis often deliver a single, unforgettable moment that leaves both judges and audiences talking. Execution, surprise, and narrative framing will determine how effectively an illusion translates on the big stage.
With ten diverse acts and only a handful of final slots remaining, this semi-final promises a tense and exciting night. Fans should watch for standout staging, strategic song and routine choices, and any last-minute judge decisions that could reshuffle the finalists. Tune in Monday at 8 pm ET/PT on NBC to see which performers will secure those coveted places in the final round.