Who are Jack and Tim Goodacre? BGT 2018 finalists and father and son act from Norwich
TIM and Jack Goodacre wowed Simon Cowell with their audition on Britain's Got Talent.
The father-son duo earned the prestigious Golden Buzzer for their performance but who are the singing duo and have you seen schoolboy Jack before? Here is all you need to know about the finalists...
Who are Tim and Jack Goodacre?
Tim Goodacre, 43, and his 12-year-old son Jack are a father-son singing duo from Norwich.
They began busking together in Norwich with Jack hailed as the city's youngest busker.
For their audition, the pair took to the stage to sing an acoustic version of their own song The Lucky Ones.
The song, which Jack told the audience was about personal family losses, particularly impressed Simon, who said the musical duo reminded him of himself and his son Eric.
After a dramatic semi-final, the pair were voted through into the final ahead of comedian Noel James.
Has Jack Goodacre performed in anything else?
Although the schoolboy appeared nervous before his audition, Jack is no stranger to the limelight.
The 12-year-old landed the starring role of Zack Mooneyham in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s West End adaptation of School of Rock last year.
He said after bagging the part: “I couldn’t believe they chose me as there were thousands of great musicians at the audition, but now I get to play guitar, sing and act every night to sold-out audiences - it’s like a dream!”
Just two months later, he took the coaches by storm when he auditioned for The Voice Kids.
Although Jack made it through to the semis, he failed to reach the final row of the show.
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Who is on the BGT judging panel?
Simon Cowell returns to lead the judging panel once again.
Last year's fellow judges - David Walliams, Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon - are all back too.
These judges have been in place for the past six series, with Amanda and Simon remaining constant throughout the entire eleven-series run.
For the first four series, there were only three judges, with Piers Morgan in the third chair.
Michael McIntyre and David Hasselhoff then joined the team for 2011, but they only lasted one series.