Missing Andy, Emma's Imagination, and The Pictures will battle it out for the ultimate prize - voting lines now closed.
It’s already been the most intense night Wembley Arena has ever seen - but with our remaining trio Missing Andy, Emma's Imagination and The Pictures still to sing their final songs – there is plenty more excitement still to come…
First up to impress you at home tonight were five-man band Missing Andy who performed their hugely popular track Made In England. The lads anthemic pop rock recieved huge cheers from Wembley and a smashing three yeses from the judges.
Pepper & Piano followed with their previously unheard track One of These Days. The ladies proved they had more than one hit under the belts and were delighted to be flashed three yeses from the judges.
It was then Daithi’s turn to stake his claim for the £100,000 prize as he jumped up to perform his own composition Ci. Together with his trusty fiddle, the student from County Clare wowed the audience at Wembley - but with one yes and two no's, it was a mixed reaction from the judges.
Next up were indie rockers The Pictures, who impressed with their track Earthly Treasures. The well-dressed boys shook up the stage and heard roars from the crowd at Wembley. The judges were impressed too, with all three tapping the yes button in front of them.
Emma’s Imagination was next with her self-penned track Focus. The quirky songstress wowed the judges who instantly awarded her three yeses.
Last up was 11-year-old harpist Hero who performed her own rendition of Sarah McLachlan’s much-loved classic, Angel. The song wasn't a popular choice with the judges - and although Sharleen gave the songstress a yes, it was a no from Dizzee and Jamie.
The show closed with a spectacular performance from music maestro and Must Be The Music judge Jamie Cullum who treated the audience to his track Mixtape.
It’s been an incredible start to the show – but Britain and Ireland’s best new music act is still to be crowed. Stay tuned to Sky1HD for the results show at 8.45pm and see who will walk away with the that life-changing £100,000. There’s also special performances from superstar judges Sharleen Spiteri and Dizzee Rascal.
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