AGT Season 20 Finalists Revealed Live Did Your Favorites Make The Cut?

The stage is officially set for next week's Season 20 finale of America's Got Talent.

Following last night's performance episode, Wednesday's live hour brought the season's semifinalists back to the stage to find out which would be moving ahead to the finals.

The semifinalists waiting to learn their fates included 10-year-old guitar shredder Bay Melnick Virgolino, Alabama's own Birmingham Youth Fellowship Choir, comedian Chris Turner, Season 1 songstress and mother of all mothers Jessica Sanchez, long-locked musician Jourdan Blue, Chicago's Leo High School Choir, techno-dance crew Light Wire, high-flying pair Sirca Marea, acrobatic duo TT Boys, the Unreal Crew dancers, and magician Zak Mirz.

At the top of Wednesday's episode, only a handful of slots remained in the finals, with four already promised to the judges' Golden Buzzer recipients. Those lucky acts include country king Steve Ray Ladson, rapper Mama Duke, musician Micah Palace and dance crew Team Recycled.

So, who will be joining those four acts in next week's two-night finale showdown? Read on for a breakdown of Wednesday's results, complete with video from Tuesday's performances, then drop a comment with your thoughts. Were any of your favorites eliminated? And who do you predict will win Season 20?

The TT Boys returned to the semifinals with their most watch-with-your-hands-over-your-eyes performance yet.

Zak stunned the judges with another family-inspired magic routine in the semifinals.

Churches nationwide will start adding Alicia Keys to their hymnals after hearing this powerful cover of "No One."

As if the semifinals weren't already a pressure cooker, Turner began his latest freestyle without any prompts, resulting in a truly unexpected performance.

Drawing inspiration from their native country of India, this dance crew twisted and turned its way through another impressive performance in the semifinals.

The kid can rock, which Bay happily reminded viewers with a killer performance of Steppenwolf's "Born to Be Wild."

These two may have spent their entire semifinals performance high up in the air... but our jaws were planted firmly on the floor throughout.

Already a glowing vision of motherhood, Sanchez upped the ante with a beautiful rendition of JVKE's "Golden Hour."

Straight from Illinois, the high school choir presented Fall Out Boy's "Centuries" like we've never heard it before.

Light Wire transformed the auditorium into a glow-in-the-dark ballet for their semifinals routine.

This stunning performance of Myles Smith's "Stargazing" was the perfect way to end the night.