Farmers Choir's Golden Buzzer on BGT

0:00It's March 22, I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Entertainment and celebrity news today, your AI-powered entertainment report. A group of farmers made ways on Britons got talent with a powerful choir performance that earned them a golden buzzer from Judge Amanda Holden, the Hawks' Stone Farmers Choir, 32 agricultural workers aged 27 to 74, belted out an uplifting song and advanced straight to. The live semi-finals, Holden 55, hit the buzzer after the act left the panel in tears during Saturday's episode, formed by Jeremy Clarkson earlier this year, the choir brings together rural folks from across the country who spend their days in the fields. They shared how singing has built a sense of community for people facing long, lonely hours and farming. Guest Judge Stacey Solomon praised the therapeutic release of choir singing while Alessia Dixon called the music pure therapy. The performance struck a chord, highlighting the hidden talents of hardworking farmers. Holden told them they poured real power into the song and smashed it after their tough daily routines.

1:05The emotional moment resonated with everyone, turning a simple audition into a standout highlight. Right after the episode aired, Holden surprised the choir at their local pub viewing party. She posted a video on Instagram of walking in for hugs and celebrations with champagne, calling it a gorgeous evening. Clarkson shared his pride online too. Throughout the see his idea of becoming a national sensation. Now headed to the semi-finals, the choir chases a 250,000-pound prize and a spot at the Royal Variety Performance. With support pouring in from farms everywhere, their journey from fields to stage keeps inspiring.