The highly anticipated live shows of “America’s Got Talent” Season 19 will debut on August 13 (performances) and August 14 (results), following NBC‘s broadcasting of the 2024 Paris Olympics. Earlier today, Howie Mandel announced the 44 acts that will compete on the big stage at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, including nine contestants that received Golden Buzzers during the auditions round. Watch the video above and scroll down to see the complete list.

Notably, there are some tweaks this year that longtime “AGT” viewers should be aware of. The live shows will begin with four weeks of Quarterfinals before heading into one Semifinal round and culminating in a two-week Finale event. In each Quarterfinal, 11 acts perform, and one judge (either Howie, Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum or Sofia Vergara) will get to press their Golden Buzzer for that night, sending their anointed act straight through to the Finals. America’s vote will then determine which additional three acts will advance to the Semifinals, with those 12 competing live for a shot at making it into the Finals. The ultimate champion on Tuesday, September 24 will take home the $1 million prize and join the “AGT” winners list.

Here are the nine acts that have already received Golden Buzzers this summer: comedian Learnmore Jonasi (pushed by Terry Crews), singer Richard Goodall (Heidi #1), singer Liv Warfield (Simon #1), drone group Sky Elements (Simon #2), dance crew Legion (Sofia #1), dancer Brent Street (Howie #1), singer Pranysqa Mishra (Heidi #2), singer Reid Wilson (Howie #2), and animal mask act Schumacher (Sofia #2).

SEE‘AGT’ deaths: Remembering the contestants we’ve lost on ‘America’s Got Talent’And now, take a look at the list of all 44 acts that will be competing in the live shows for “America’s Got Talent” Season 19:

AIRFOOTWORKS: Dance Group from Japan

Alex Sampson: Singer from Atikokan, Ontario

Arshiya: Contortionist from Kashmir, India

Ashes & Arrows: Band from Asheville, North Carolina

Ashlee Montague: Acrobat from New York City

Attraction Juniors: Dance Group from Budapest, Hungary

Bboy Samuka: Dancer from Brazil

Biko’s Manna: Band from Johannesburg, South Africa

Brent Street: Dance Group from Sydney, Australia

Brooke Bailey: Singer from Granada Hills, Los Angeles

Dee Dee Simon: Singer from Oakland, California

Erica Rhodes: Comedian from Boston, Massachusetts

Flewnt & Inkabee: Rap Duo from Perth, Australia

Hakuna Matata Acrobatic: Acrobatic Group from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

Hypers Kids Africa: Dance Group from Kampala, Uganda

Illya & Anastasia Strakhov: Acrobat Duo from Las Vegas, Nevada

Jelly Boy the Clown: Clown from New York

Jonathan Burns: Comedy Magician from Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Journeyy: Singer/Keyboardist from New Jersey

Kelsey Jane: Aerialist from Dallas, Texas

L6: Vocal Group from The Philippines

Learnmore Jonasi: Comedian from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Legión: Malambo Group from Argentina

Liv Warfield: Singer from Peoria, Illinois

Los Osos High School: Dance Group from Los Osos, California

Maya Neelakantan: Guitarist from Chennai, India

Menudo: Boyband from San Juan, Puerto Rico

NiNi: Instrumentalist from Taichung, Taiwan

Oscar Stembridge: Singer/Guitarist from London, England

Phillip Lewis: Baton Twirler from Statesboro, Georgia

Pranysqa Mishra: Singer from Tampa, Florida

Reid Wilson: Singer from Montgomery, Alabama

Richard Goodall: Singer from Terre Haute, Indiana

Roni Sagi & Rhythm: Dog Act from Tel Aviv, Israel

Sabrina: Dance Group from Japan

Sam Huang: Magician from Kaohsiung, Taiwan

Schumacher: Novelty Act from Japan

Sebastian & Sonia: Aerial Duo from Colombia & Spain

Sky Elements: Drone Precision Group from Dallas, Texas

Solange Kardinaly: Quick Change Artist from Leiria, Portugal

Stephanie Rainey: Singer/Guitarist from Cork, Ireland

The Reklaws: Vocal Duo from North Dumfries, Ontario

Tonikaku: Novelty Act from Japan

Young-Min: Magician from South Korea

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