A voice from Uzbekistan opens the night
The first act of Britain’s Got Talent 2026 Week 4 arrives with a small name and a big voice. Yasmina, 11, from Uzbekistan, steps to the microphone with her family in the audience. The judges hear a singer who can hold a note and push it into a room. Alicia says, “The power and control was absolutely out of this world. Brilliant. Congratulations.” Simon praises the contrast between the quiet moments and the powerful ones, and KSI gives a massive yes. The vote is four yeses, and Yasmina leaves the stage with a clear path forward.
A border collie with a dance move
Anastasia, 35, from France, brings Salsa, a seven-year-old border collie, to the stage. She tells the judges, “I think it’s very special because I’m not just doing tricks. I’m going to dance with her.” The dog moves with her, and the panel reacts to the bond. Alicia calls it “such a loving performance” and “one of a kind act.” Another judge says, “you can see the bond, and Salsa absolutely adores you.” KSI jokes about getting a dog, and the room laughs. The act earns a clear yes, and the audience sees a partnership built on trust, not spectacle.
A drummer from Scarborough
Nancy, 12, from Scarborough, arrives with her parents. She says, “I’m really excited. It’s always been my dream to be here, so I can’t believe it.” The judges expect a sweet song. Simon says, “You are standing there like butter wouldn’t melt. I’m thinking, oh, you’re gonna sing a lovely song from Frozen.” Then Nancy starts to drum. The room shifts. “You brought the house down,” one judge says. KSI calls her “like a professional up there” and says, “I think what I enjoyed the most was how happy you were playing. You just came alive.” The vote is four yeses, and Nancy leaves with a drum kit that has already made her name.
The farmers’ choir
Katrina introduces the Hawkstone Farmers Gwat, a group formed after Jeremy Clarkson brought them together. They are farmers from across the country, and their day jobs take them into fields for long hours. Katrina says, “We work by ourselves day in, day out, sometimes sixteen, seventeen hours a day, and this has brought us together.” She adds, “It’s brought us as a family. We’ve got one thing that unites us, that is farming.” The choir sings with a fullness that makes the panel stop. One judge says, “I completely welled up. I felt so much power.” Stacy says, “I don’t think anyone will understand the power of a choir unless they’ve been in a choir.” The judges congratulate them on reaching the semifinals, and the room hears a group that has turned a hard, lonely job into a shared voice.
Skating energy and a London choir
The skating squad opens its audition with speed and confidence. Asked if they can win Britain’s Got Talent, they answer, “A 110%.” The judges respond to the energy. One says, “You guys came with energy. It’s a yes for me.” Another says, “Watching you was like watching people who love what they do just go back there and smash it.” The act gets four yeses, and the stage keeps moving. Sound Foundation, a choir from London with singers from all over England, follows. Its members are teachers, social workers, accountants, and physiotherapists. One judge says, “I honestly, choir makes me emotional because I feel like choir is not just about singing. It’s about coming together as a community.” Another says, “I felt like I was back in church.” The panel votes them through, and the room feels the lift of a group that sings for the joy of it.
James and the falsetto
James, 12, from East Sussex, arrives with his whole family. He says, “Mom, dad, brother, nan, granddad. The whole family.” He is nervous, but the song carries him. One judge says, “That is how you do it.” Another says, “Everybody loves that big moment at the end. I cannot tell you how many times my children have tried to attempt that last moment in the song. No one.” The panel is struck by his falsetto. One judge says, “My favorite part of your voice is your falsetto. That was absolutely phenomenal.” Another says, “You are a star in the making.” James leaves with a family celebration and a voice that has already drawn attention.
Fabian’s teleport
Fabian, 26, from Austria, steps up as a magician. He says, “I’m a magician, and my dream is to be on tour and show people my illusions and just to tell people nothing is impossible.” He asks the judges for help. KSI shakes letter cards, and Stacy picks two. Row G and row N come to the stage. Fabian selects Kerry, blindfolds her, and sets up a teleport. He says, “Imagine you close your eyes and you end up at a different place in under five seconds.” The trick pulls an audience member into the act and turns the stage into a room of surprise. The panel watches a magician who wants to make the impossible feel simple.
Card magic, comedy, and a stage that keeps shifting
The video keeps moving from one surprise to the next. A card magician sends a card across the stage and lands it on KSI, turning a trick into a moment the panel could not ignore. A comedian lands a line about his breath being Bruce Lee, and the room laughs. A dancer gets a note about a tongue poking out, and the judges point it out with a mix of humor and care. Another dancer performs with flakes, and the panel reacts to the visual effect. One judge tells an act, “Sell this for millions,” and the room hears the kind of line that can change a career. Each act changes the temperature of the stage, and the video keeps the pace high.
The full BGT 2026 Week 4 video moves from one audition to the next, from a small voice to a full choir, from a dog to a magician. If you want to see how a border collie, a farmers’ choir, and a teleporting magician share one stage, the full video is the place to watch.