It’s the end of another emotional season of America’s Got Talent. Now America has a decision to make (and not even the most important one this year). Who deserves to become the winner of AGT 2020 and bag a cash-prize of $1 million? You’ll need to tune in to find out. Read on as we explain how to watch America’s Got Talent online and catch the Season 15 Live Finals online from anywhere.
The Live Final will air on NBC Tuesday from 8-10pm ET/PT, with the Results Show broadcast the following day at the same time. If you don't have cable, read on for the best America's Got Talent streaming options.
Things are now entirely out of the judges’ hands, with the winner to be decided by public vote after the contestants’ decisive performances Tuesday night. Which is probably for the best, because it’s an incredibly tough call (and might have sent Sofia Vergara into early retirement).
Could it be 15-year-old singer-songwriter Dodds with her Nashville dreams; Brandon Leake, sharing his eloquent and urgent poetry; Cristina Rae with her resounding and impassioned vocals; or Alan Silva, fearlessly tumbling through the air on aerial silks?
Expect the unexpected. The Live Final will see the 10 contestants emote their asses off in a bid to secure a sweet million dollars. Meanwhile, the Results Show a day later will have finalists perform, not just with contestants past and present, but with high-profile stars too. This included Billy Ray Cyrus and Leona Lewis in 2019, so we’re intrigued to see what musical legends lend their support this year.
So, will your favorite AGT act sprint to victory? Keep reading as we detail how to watch the America’s Got Talent season 15 finale online, and prepare for an epic conclusion to the season.
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How to watch AGT 2020 from outside your country
American citizens resident in the US will likely find it easy to watch America's Got Talent 2020 - but if you’re travelling outside of the country, you might not find streaming AGT quite so simple. As the show is on NBC, anyone from America abroad will find that it isn't being aired simultaneously in many other places.
Fortunately, there is a solution in the form of a VPN. This ingenious bit of kit changes your IP address so that you can access all the content you normally would at home, from anywhere in the world.
However, note that some services require you to enter local credit card or cable subscription details first before gaining access, so it's always best to read the fine print.