“America’s Got Talent” Winner of season 19 Richard Goodall led the TRIP classic “Don’t stop believing” with TRIP Members Neal Schon, Deen Castronovo, Todd Jensen And Jason Derlatka during the show’s two-hour finale on Tuesday night (September 24).
The school janitor from Terre Haute, Indiana, known as the “Singing Janitor,” was named champion of the 19th season of the NBC Show and was later awarded the $1 million prize.
“We have been on tour for six months and I am observing this phenomenon,” Already told the host Terry Crews after the performance. “He is an incredible singer, an incredible man and I am proud to be here for him today.” Already later posted on social media: “Richard Goodall won! It was great to be there! Congratulations!”
“Fortunately, it’s a song I’ve been singing for a long time. Ang (Wife Angie Vanoven) for a very, very long time,” Good day told NBC Insider about his decision to sing TRIP‘S “Faithful” earlier in the final. “I started with TRIPI wanted to end the competition with TRIP. And then I didn’t know that I would be a big footnote at the end of the book… Phenomenal.”
The 55-year-old Good daywho won Heidi KlumWith his Golden Buzzer, he beat nine other finalists, including Tanzanian gravity-defying acrobats. Hakuna Matata acrobatsZimbabwean stand-up comedian Learn more Jonasi and Japanese dance group Aerial footwork.
Good day told Deadline about the profit “America’s Got Talent”: “I’ve been a fan of the show for years. I tried, and it wasn’t like I gave up – it was just like it was meant to be.”
He added: “I went into every single part of the show with no expectations. I just went out there and left it all on the stage… whatever happens after the show, I’m sure it will just be the icing on the cake.”
“We’ll have a nice little house and be able to retire; maybe retire in style and see what other opportunities are on the horizon.”
Good day works at an elementary school in Terre Haute, where he sings while cleaning the hallways.
“I hope I am not looking for a new caretaker, but RichardIf that’s the case, it means you’ve won everything,” the headmaster said.
