Brock Gill was a magician from Season 9 of America's Got Talent. He was eliminated in the audition round.
Background[]
Brock Gill is an evangelist magician and author based out of Nashville, Tennessee. He has toured over 20 countries since 1997, including with bands such as Newsboys, Skillet, and For King and Country, and is the founder of "Brock Gill Creative," a nonprofit organization that develops and sends creatives into poor countries of the world to reach those in prison, refugees, and the poor.
He also has a documentary called "The Miracles of Jesus" that was watched by millions of people on The Discovery Channel, BBC, Hulu, and Netflix, and is out on DVD.
He has also produced 10 long-form video projects and has been a guest on dozens of TV shows, including "Fox and Friends." Books he's written includes "Feed The Dog" (published in October 2017) and "Don't believe your eyes" (published in June 2021).
Audition[]
Brock Gill's audition in Episode 902 consisted of having two assistants strap himself into padlocks of his own magic prop called "The Shower Curtain," and then close it's curtain, covering himself while strapped into the prop. They then spun him around, and a third assistant went behind the prop (now facing the opposite side) as he exited. The other two assistants removed the prop's curtain, revealing the third assistant to have replaced him being strapped into the padlocks. Mel B and Howard Stern both voted "No," eliminating him from the competition.
