America’s Got Talent Richard Goodall: What Happened to the AGT Janitor?

America’s Got Talent Richard Goodall: What Happened to the AGT Janitor? By , the humble singing janitor, is the clear breakout star of AGT 2024. His audition in late May where he performed a cover of Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believin'” earned him a coveted Golden Buzzer from judge Heidi Klum, catapulting him straight to the live shows. The video of his AGT performance on YouTube has been viewed over 15 million times (and it’s climbing!), leading fans to wonder what happened to him, where he is today, whether he can sing songs other than Journey covers, and when his next performance will be on the NBC talent show.

Here’s everything we know so far about Richard Goodall on America’s Got Talent Season 19. Where is America’s Got Talent Richard Goodall now? The 55-year-old Richard Goodall from Terra Haute, Indiana continues to be a janitor at West Vigo Middle School and performs with his band ManOpause. [Update 8/11/2024: Richard Goodall received a send-off party in Terra Haute, according to , where he performed several songs and received various gifts that include a free car.

Goodall has been to appear in the first AGT Quarterfinals episode on August 13.] [Update 8/14/2024: Goodall was voted through to the semi-finals after his performance covering Michael Bolton’s “How Am I Supposed to Live WIthout You?”] In on May 31, he explains that he isn’t letting the fame go to his head and is seen changing lights in the school. “I’m still me.

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