Tonight the America's Got Talent 2019 Judge Cuts begin. Eighteen acts will perform for judges Howie Mandel, Gabrielle Union, Julianne Hough and Simon Cowell, but only SEVEN acts will advance to the live shows.

This week's special guest judge is country star Brad Paisley. He's got the Golden Buzzer and the ability to advance ONE act straight through to the lives. Terry Crews hosts.

We're live blogging all the performances and RESULTS here. Join us!

Lukas & Falco – Dog Act – Doggo Falco loves humans! He's a cutie, but turning 10 soon and ready to retire. Aw. Lukas is 23 years old. Smartly, he decides to craft their routine around Simon's favorite movie, The Greatest Showman. Lukas is dressed up in a circus outfit, he incorporates a cane and big colorful balls and barrels to execute the tricks. Lukas has his own tricks! He juggles and tumbles. Simon can't keep the grin off his face. He gives them a standing ovation. The tricks are ordinary, but that dang pupper is adorable. Brad notes it was smart to tailor the act to Simon. Howie mentions how Lukas had a bunch of tricks too. Gabrielle thinks they improved from the first time. Julianne calls his essence "special" and believes he deserves to be here. Simon thinks the Greatest Showman 2 should be made with dogs. He may not be kidding. He adds that Lukas couldn't have done more. He plans to fight for the act.

Andy Rowell – Viral "Tequila" karaoke guy – This time the song is "Turn Down for What" and the bit is even lamer than his audition. Why is he wasting our time? 

Jecko – Loud annoying comedian – He's a "gonzo" dude. Loud, with props. Didn't Gallagher do this in the 80s? No wonder we didn't see his audition. Simon calls it "annoying" adding "I hated every minute." 

The Orange Magician – He wasn't featured in the auditions either. He has a catchphrase "It's good." Brad asks, "How's my music?" Hardy har har. He does some quick change stuff first. He's annoying, but not without talent. I don't care for the broad humor, but he is creative. Kids would love this. "I love the act, but you are so annoying when you talk," says Simon. Brad calls it an allegory to Game of Thrones. Ha ha. "My little kids would flip out over this," he says. Howie likes that he fits into a lot of categories..

Berywam – French beatboxing quartet – The quartet has been working hard to up their game, they say. They plan to take everybody to "the nightclub." They perfectly imitate a club DJ, and it's really canny? Where's the turntable? Don't need one. They do a clever rap about AGT. Inhuman sounds are emanating from this group. It's impressive. The crowd is on their feet. Howie reminds people at home there is no track. Brad declares that the group is busting down doors. Simon thought the act only had a great ending. "I'm not sure that…will go viral they way it could." Gabrielle and Julianne disagree. Both think they should have a chance to go through. 

Dylan – Ten year old rapper – Dylan wasn't featured during the auditions. He raps a Kendrick Lamar tune. It's very brief. Brad mentions that he auditioned for something at 10 and was terrible. Dylan says "You proved them wrong and won 3 Grammys" This kid will have some proving wrong to do. He won't be advancing based on that performance. 

Emerald Belles – High kick precision dance troupe – The large group of dancers are high schoolers from Texas. Last time, Howie compared them unfavorably to the Rockettes. It wasn't really a fair comparison.  The girls are ready to prove him wrong. There are SO MANY OF THEM and they manage to stay in sync. That in itself is impressive. They incorporate a little bit of ballet into the routine, and then end with a split. "Somebody's in it to win it!" says Simon. Julianne is impressed, but feels it still has a bit of a "high school element." Simon meows. C'mon, Julianne knows what she's talking about. She advises them to up their game. Gabrielle thinks they are worth fighting for. Howie still doesn't think it's enough to move on to the next level. Simon encourages the audience to boo. The girls get all giggly in front of Brad. "Howie can suck it," he says. Simon thought their personalities made the performance. He'll be fighting for them, along with Gabrielle. 

Finally, the judges are mixing it up a little. 

The Sentimentalists – Mentalists – Howie didn't care for this act either. But they convinced Simon with one last trick. Steffie guesses that Brad chose a red marble out of a box. He becomes tonight's volunteer. Brad is thinking of a photo from his phone. She guesses it's a photo of a guitar and she's correct. Brad is handed a piece of paper, which not only predicts the colors of the judges marbles, but also Brad's guitar photo. Brad promises that he didn't know a thing, "You aren't getting anywhere near my wallet." Howie is still not impressed, he doesn't care for the presentation. Julianne promises to fight for them.

Tonight the America's Got Talent 2019 Judge Cuts begin. Eighteen acts will perform for judges Howie Mandel, Gabrielle Union, Julianne Hough and Simon Cowell, but only SEVEN acts will advance to the live shows.

This week's special guest judge is country star Brad Paisley. He's got the Golden Buzzer and the ability to advance ONE act straight through to the lives. Terry Crews hosts.

We're live blogging all the performances and RESULTS here. Join us!

Lukas & Falco – Dog Act – Doggo Falco loves humans! He's a cutie, but turning 10 soon and ready to retire. Aw. Lukas is 23 years old. Smartly, he decides to craft their routine around Simon's favorite movie, The Greatest Showman. Lukas is dressed up in a circus outfit, he incorporates a cane and big colorful balls and barrels to execute the tricks. Lukas has his own tricks! He juggles and tumbles. Simon can't keep the grin off his face. He gives them a standing ovation. The tricks are ordinary, but that dang pupper is adorable. Brad notes it was smart to tailor the act to Simon. Howie mentions how Lukas had a bunch of tricks too. Gabrielle thinks they improved from the first time. Julianne calls his essence "special" and believes he deserves to be here. Simon thinks the Greatest Showman 2 should be made with dogs. He may not be kidding. He adds that Lukas couldn't have done more. He plans to fight for the act.

Andy Rowell – Viral "Tequila" karaoke guy – This time the song is "Turn Down for What" and the bit is even lamer than his audition. Why is he wasting our time? 

Jecko – Loud annoying comedian – He's a "gonzo" dude. Loud, with props. Didn't Gallagher do this in the 80s? No wonder we didn't see his audition. Simon calls it "annoying" adding "I hated every minute." 

The Orange Magician – He wasn't featured in the auditions either. He has a catchphrase "It's good." Brad asks, "How's my music?" Hardy har har. He does some quick change stuff first. He's annoying, but not without talent. I don't care for the broad humor, but he is creative. Kids would love this. "I love the act, but you are so annoying when you talk," says Simon. Brad calls it an allegory to Game of Thrones. Ha ha. "My little kids would flip out over this," he says. Howie likes that he fits into a lot of categories..

Berywam – French beatboxing quartet – The quartet has been working hard to up their game, they say. They plan to take everybody to "the nightclub." They perfectly imitate a club DJ, and it's really canny? Where's the turntable? Don't need one. They do a clever rap about AGT. Inhuman sounds are emanating from this group. It's impressive. The crowd is on their feet. Howie reminds people at home there is no track. Brad declares that the group is busting down doors. Simon thought the act only had a great ending. "I'm not sure that…will go viral they way it could." Gabrielle and Julianne disagree. Both think they should have a chance to go through. 

Dylan – Ten year old rapper – Dylan wasn't featured during the auditions. He raps a Kendrick Lamar tune. It's very brief. Brad mentions that he auditioned for something at 10 and was terrible. Dylan says "You proved them wrong and won 3 Grammys" This kid will have some proving wrong to do. He won't be advancing based on that performance. 

Emerald Belles – High kick precision dance troupe – The large group of dancers are high schoolers from Texas. Last time, Howie compared them unfavorably to the Rockettes. It wasn't really a fair comparison.  The girls are ready to prove him wrong. There are SO MANY OF THEM and they manage to stay in sync. That in itself is impressive. They incorporate a little bit of ballet into the routine, and then end with a split. "Somebody's in it to win it!" says Simon. Julianne is impressed, but feels it still has a bit of a "high school element." Simon meows. C'mon, Julianne knows what she's talking about. She advises them to up their game. Gabrielle thinks they are worth fighting for. Howie still doesn't think it's enough to move on to the next level. Simon encourages the audience to boo. The girls get all giggly in front of Brad. "Howie can suck it," he says. Simon thought their personalities made the performance. He'll be fighting for them, along with Gabrielle. 

Finally, the judges are mixing it up a little. 

The Sentimentalists – Mentalists – Howie didn't care for this act either. But they convinced Simon with one last trick. Steffie guesses that Brad chose a red marble out of a box. He becomes tonight's volunteer. Brad is thinking of a photo from his phone. She guesses it's a photo of a guitar and she's correct. Brad is handed a piece of paper, which not only predicts the colors of the judges marbles, but also Brad's guitar photo. Brad promises that he didn't know a thing, "You aren't getting anywhere near my wallet." Howie is still not impressed, he doesn't care for the presentation. Julianne promises to fight for them.