It’s not every day a small-town voice takes aim at a million-dollar spotlight, but tonight, Butlerville’s Jacob Lewis might just do that and then some.
The Newfoundland singer has become a standout star on Canada’s Got Talent, earning two golden buzzers from the judges in his journey to the grand finale. With each performance, Lewis has stunned both the panel and viewers nationwide, not just for his vocals, but for his unpredictable, emotional song selections.
Now, on the cusp of a $1 million prize, he’s promising to surprise again.
“No one has known what direction he is going in,” Lewis said about his past performances. That unpredictability has become his trademark, and tonight’s finale promises more of the same. “His song choice might be one that people will be surprised with but it is one that he is confident with.”
For Lewis, the stage has always been about more than just singing. He describes feeling “every emotion you can imagine” before performing a sentiment many in his hometown and across Canada can now relate to as they root for his finale moment.
The finale airs live tonight at 9:30 p.m. NST on Citytv, and fans across the country are tuning in to see whether Lewis’s risk-taking style can clinch the top prize.
From Butlerville to the national stage, Jacob Lewis is ready to sing his heart out one last time.
The Newfoundland singer has become a standout star on Canada’s Got Talent, earning two golden buzzers from the judges in his journey to the grand finale. With each performance, Lewis has stunned both the panel and viewers nationwide, not just for his vocals, but for his unpredictable, emotional song selections.
Now, on the cusp of a $1 million prize, he’s promising to surprise again.
A voice full of surprises
Throughout his Canada’s Got Talent appearances, Lewis has leaned into the unexpected. His voice has delivered everything from tender ballads to powerful anthems, leaving fans eager and guessing about what he’ll do next.“No one has known what direction he is going in,” Lewis said about his past performances. That unpredictability has become his trademark, and tonight’s finale promises more of the same. “His song choice might be one that people will be surprised with but it is one that he is confident with.”
For Lewis, the stage has always been about more than just singing. He describes feeling “every emotion you can imagine” before performing a sentiment many in his hometown and across Canada can now relate to as they root for his finale moment.
A million-dollar night on Citytv
Lewis joins a short list of finalists tonight, all vying for the Canada’s Got Talent grand prize. If he wins, he’ll take home a life-changing $1 million and solidify his place as Newfoundland’s newest star.The finale airs live tonight at 9:30 p.m. NST on Citytv, and fans across the country are tuning in to see whether Lewis’s risk-taking style can clinch the top prize.
From Butlerville to the national stage, Jacob Lewis is ready to sing his heart out one last time.