The atmosphere was electric as Tom Ball took the stage on Britain’s Got Talent, with his powerful voice leaving the audience in awe. His stunning performance had everyone on their feet, caught up in the raw emotion and sheer talent he displayed. The judges were visibly impressed, yet the audience was left stunned when Tom didn’t get the coveted golden buzzer, with many comparing him to the likes of Susan Boyle for his star-making moment. Fans on social media expressed their disbelief, unable to fathom how such a spectacular act could be overlooked, cementing Tom as a singing sensation to watch./sondinh/

‘This is Susan Boyle all over again’: Britain’s Got Talent viewers in awe of singing sensation Tom Ball as they can’t believe he didn’t get the golden buzzer
Britain’s Got Talent viewers and judges alike were were left in awe on Sunday night by singing sensation Tom Ball.

The Secondary school teacher, stunned the judges with his incredible voice as those watching at home described his performance as ‘the Susan Boyle moment all over again.’

Fans of the show also flocked to Twitter to express their annoyance that the humble 23-year-old wasn’t afforded a golden buzzer – which automatically grants an act a place in the Semi-Finals.

Wow: Britain’s Got Talent viewers and judges alike were were in awe on Sunday night by singing sensation Tom Ball describing his voice as ‘the Susan Boyle moment all over again.’

Tom Ball amazes BGT’s viewers and judges with ‘Susan Boyle moment’
Nevertheless, Tom completely floored the judges as he performed Sam Smith’s Oscar winning hit, Writing’s On The Wall, from the James Bond film, Spectre.
The shows creator Simon Cowell was gripped by the teacher as he took to the stage and had nothing but praise for him.
Same but different: Susan Boyle moment at her audition for BGT in 2009)
Amanda Holden added: ‘That was one of the best singing voices we’ve had in 16 years of the show.’

He inevitably got four votes of yes from the judges and will move on to the next stage of the competition.

Viewers watching at home loved Tom’s performance and couldn’t help but notice the resemblance to Scottish superstar Susan.

It’s a yes! The shows creator Simon Cowell was gripped by the teacher as he took to the stage and had nothing but praise for him

Impressed: Amanda Holden added: ‘That was one of the best singing voices we’ve had in 16 years of the show’

‘How did Tom not get a Golden Buzzer!?The best voice I heard since Paul Potts and Susan Boyle #BGT #BGT2022 #BritainsGotTalent #BritainsGotTalent2022’ wrote one fan on Twitter.

He smashed it, the Susan Boyle moment all over again, when will we learn not to judge by appearances? added another.

A third wrote: ‘HOW DID HE NOT GET A GOLDEN BUZZER?! Seriously he has the best voice I’ve heard on this show since the likes of Susan Boyle and Paul Potts. He’s special!! Wow!! #BGT #BritainsGotTalent.’
What a moment: Viewers watching at home loved Tom’s performance and couldn’t help but notice the resemblance to Scottish superstar Susan

It’s eleven years since the songstress applied to go on Britain’s Got Talent, and defied the odds by bringing the house down in a way that no other reality show contestant has done since.

She became one of TV’s biggest ever success stories when she belted out I Dreamed A Dream on the show and has performed around the world.

Meanwhile, there wasn’t a dry eye in the house on Britain’s Got Talent on Saturday night, when a shy dad in the audience was surprised by his two young daughters.

Unsuspecting contestant Nick Edwards was shocked when his mum and young daughters appeared on stage, to get him to audition.

‘Are you joking? That’s my mum,’ he was heard saying in the audience.

After some encouragement, a reluctant Nick, 35, made his way to the stage, where he explained he had lost confidence in his singing, and hid his talent.

He told the judges: ‘Hopefully I’ll keep the nerves and crying away while I do this.’

After being given time to prepare, the dad performed a moving song dedicated to his daughters, with the performance leaving everyone in tears.

Declan Donnelly was so overcome by emotion that he needed a minute to pull himself together.

Emotional: There wasn’t a dry eye in the house on Britain’s Got Talent on Saturday night, when a shy dad in the audience was surprised by his two young daughters

Amanda Holden wiped away her tears and confessed that she and Alesha Dixon were ‘in bits’ watching the beautiful performance.

Nick received four enthusiastic yeses from the judges and advanced to the next round of the competition.

Among the other successful acts were Matricks Illusion double act Alexander and Emily Jesson, who wowed the audience with their quick-change performance.

While Scooter Boys left everyone on the edge of their seats thanks to their daredevil stunts.

‘In bits’: Amanda Holden wiped away her tears and confessed that she and Alesha Dixon were ‘in bits’ watching the beautiful performance

Surprise! Unsuspecting contestant Nick Edwards was shocked when his mum and young daughters appeared on stage, to get him to audition

However, the performance got off to a scary start when they fell from the ramp, causing medics to rush on stage for assistance.

Luckily, the lad recovered well to perform with his pals, with the quartet earning four yeses from the judges.

Other successful performers on the night included ventriloquist Jamie Leahey, Martial arts act Temple London and Dance troupe Les Sancho.

Awesome: Among the successful acts were Matricks Illusion double act Alexander and Emily Jesson, who wowed the audience with their quick-change performance

Go for it lads: While Scooter Boys left everyone on the edge of their seats thanks to their daredevil stunts

The hit ITV talent show was previously postponed due to safety concerns and the restrictions brought about by tier systems and lockdowns.

Bosses of the show said that despite the efforts of the teams at ITV, Thames and head judge Simon’s Syco, they were forced to call plans off.

At the time they said: ‘With our absolute priority of safeguarding the well-being and health of every person involved in the programme from judges, hosts and contestants to all of the crew and audience, the decision has been made to – unfortunately – move the record and broadcast of the 15th series of Britain’s Got Talent to 2022.

Fun: Young ventriloquist Jamie Leahey, 13, will take to the stage

Dancing: Dance troupe Les Sancho showed off their moves

Wow: Martial arts act Temple London show off their jawdropping skills

Ready for more: Britain’s Got Talent continues on Sunday April 17 at 7.35pm on ITV

The hit ITV talent show was previously postponed due to safety concerns and the restrictions brought about by tier systems and lockdowns.

Bosses of the show said that despite the efforts of the teams at ITV, Thames and head judge Simon’s Syco, they were forced to call plans off.