May 28th, 2009 by Lisa McGarry.
This has to be the first Britain’s Got Talent result that I have passionately agreed with all week. Tonight Julian Smith and 2 Grand made it through to Saturday night’s Britain’s Got talent final.
Julian wowed the judges with his saxophone performance and 2 Grand brought tears to the nations eyes with their rendition of ‘Somewhere Out There’.
Julian and 2 Grand join Susan Boyle, Diversity, Flawless , Shaun Smith, Stavros Flatley and Shaheen Jafagholi in the final with the final two acts being picked tomorrow night.
At this stage I think that Diversity and 2 Grand are my front runners, but who would you like to win? Leave your comments below.
May 28th, 2009 by Lisa McGarry.
This is a 2009 list. CHECK OUT THE 2010 THURSDAY LINEUP HERE.
The fourth Britain’s Got Talent semi-final kicks off on Thursday night at 8.30pm on ITV1. The winning two acts will join Susan Boyle, Diversity, Flawless , Shaun Smith, Stavros Flatley and Shaheen Jafagholi in Saturday’s final.
The lineup for the night is:
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May 23rd, 2009 by Lisa McGarry.
AGE: 39
FROM: Birmingham
JOB: Private music teacher/ Freelance musician
TALENT: Saxophone player
BACKGROUND:
Julian has been playing the tenor sax since he was 14. He had a couple of lessons at school to learn the basics before teaching himself from there. He is currently a saxophone and clarinet teacher although he used to also teach the bassoon. He teaches every weekend. He plays crossover classical music similar to Il Divo.
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May 21st, 2009 by Lisa McGarry.
Britain’s Got Talent contestant Julian Smith, has admitted that he is hoping the show will reunite him with his long lost father.
The 39 year old who wowed judges with his saxophone playing in the early audition stages of the show, has revealed that he has no idea who his real father is.
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April 17th, 2009 by Lisa McGarry.
On tomorrow night’s Britain’s Got Talent Julian Smith shows up at the Birmingham auditions. He tells Ant and Dec, “Playing Saxophone is my life, I’ve been playing this for 20 years and to just purely play it for a living would be the ultimate dream”
“I’m married and I have two daughters, I know I’m not getting any younger and I want to make life better for them , I’m hoping today could change everything for me, I want it more than anything” says Julian
Julian walks on stage and Piers starts talking to him, My dream is to play to audiences like this on a regular basis he tells Piers
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