Video: Darci Lynne Farmer, Susan Boyle, Jackie Evancho and more to compete on 'America's Got Talent: The Champions,' debuting next week

Oklahoma City singer/ventriloquist and 2017 "America's Got Talent" winner Darci Lynne Farmer will face an all-star lineup, including Susan Boyle, Jackie Evancho, Shin Lim, Tape Face, Angelica Hale and many more, on the new "America's Got Talent: The Champions."

As previously reported, Darci Lynne confirmed back in the fall that she would be on the new series, as NBC revealed that 50 acts will compete on the all-new winter edition of TV’s No. 1 alternative series. 

“America’s Got Talent: The Champions” will premiere from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday, Jan. 7. 

As previously reported, the series, from NBC, Syco Entertainment and Fremantle, will feature the star-studded judges panel from “America’s Got Talent” — executive producer Simon Cowell, Mel B, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel – as well as new host Terry Crews, star of NBC’s “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.”

“America’s Got Talent: The Champions” will bring together the world’s most talented, memorable and all-around fan favorite acts from past seasons of “AGT” and around the globe from the other “Got Talent” franchises,” spanning 194 territories. These all-star acts, which include former winners and finalists, will once again take the stage to compete in a massive global competition with the hopes of claiming the ultimate title of World Champion.

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Here is the list of all 50 competitors, via goldderby.com: 

“America’s Got Talent” winners (5)

Bianca Ryan, singer (AGT 2006)

Kenichi, projection/dance (AGT 2013)

Paul Zerdin, ventriloquist (AGT 2015)

* Darci Lynne Farmer, ventriloquist (AGT 2017)

Shin Lim, magician (AGT 2018)

“Britain’s Got Talent” winners (5)

Paul Potts, opera singer (BGT 2007)

Ashleigh and Sully, dog act (BGT 2012)

Attraction, shadow dance group (BGT 2013)

Tokio Myers, pianist (BGT 2017)

Lost Voice Guy, comedian (BGT 2018)

Other countries' winners (8)

Kseniya Simonova, sand artist (“Ukraine’s Got Talent” 2009 winner)

Justice Crew, dance/singing group (“Australia’s Got Talent” 2010 winner)

Cosentino, escape artist (“Australia’s Got Talent” 2011 winner)

DDF Crew, jump ropers (“Holland’s Got Talent 2012” winner)

Alex Magala, sword swallower/pole aerialist (“Russia’s Got Talent” 2014 winner)

DJ Arch Jnr, “Kid DJ” (“South Africa’s Got Talent” 2015 winner)

Cristina Ramos, opera rock singer (“Spain’s Got Talent” 2016 winner)

Moonlight Brothers, dancing group (“Denmark’s Got Talent” 2018 winner)

“America’s Got Talent” finalists (28)

The Texas Tenors, opera singers (AGT 2009)

Jackie Evancho, opera singer (AGT 2010)

Prince Poppycock, opera singer (AGT 2010)

Uzeyer Novruzov, ladder balancer (AGT 2010)

Tom Cotter, stand-up comic (AGT 2012)

Taylor Williamson, stand-up comic (AGT 2012)

Sons of Serendip, musical group (AGT 2014)

Drew Lynch, stand-up comic (AGT 2015)

Piff the Magic Dragon, comedian/magician (AGT 2015)

Ryan Stock & AmberLynn, danger act (AGT 2015)

The Clairvoyants, mentalists (AGT 2016)

Brian Justin Crum, singer (AGT 2016)

Deadly Games, danger knife throwers (AGT 2016)

Jon Dorenbos, magician (AGT 2016)

Sofie Dossi, contortionist/hand balancing (AGT 2016)

Viktor Lee, juggler (AGT 2016)

Tape Face, comedic mime (AGT 2016)

Sal Valentinetti, singer (AGT 2016)

Colin Cloud, mentalist (AGT 2017)

Billy and Emily England, danger roller skaters (AGT 2017)

Angelica Hale, singer (AGT 2017)

Kechi, singer (AGT 2017)

Preacher Lawson, comedian (AGT 2017)

Light Balance, LED dance group (AGT 2017)

Sara & Hero, dog act (AGT 2017)

Vicki Barbolak, stand-up comic (AGT 2018)

Samuel J. Comroe, stand-up comic (AGT 2018)

Courtney Hadwin, singer (AGT 2018)

“Britain’s Got Talent” finalists (4)

Susan Boyle, singer (BGT 2009 runner-up)

The Professional Regurgitator, regurgitator (BGT 2010)

Darcy Oake, magician (BGT 2013)

Issy Simpson, kid magician (BGT 2017 runner-up)

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