Indy native, saxophonist B. Thompson gets 4 yeses in America's Got Talent audition. Watch it here.

Update, 9:30 p.m.: B. Thompson got four yeses from America's Got Talent judges Tuesday night after his soprano sax cover of Tina Turner's "What's Love Got To Do With It?" had audiences dancing in their seats. Watch his audition here:

Earlier story: An Indianapolis native will make his America's Got Talent debut Tuesday evening.

B. Thompson is a pop/R&B multi-instrumentalist from the Circle City, known for his work as a saxophonist.

He's not the only Hoosier competing this season. Richard Goodall, a 54-year-old school janitor from Terre Haute, advanced directly to this fall's live rounds after his audition wowed judges in the May 28 episode.

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Who is B. Thompson?

Bryan Thompson, professionally known as B. Thompson, has released multiple original works as well as covers that have earned him over 100 million social media views.

Last year he toured as a saxophonist, vocalist and dancer with another Hoosier native, Babyface. Thompson, 27, is a graduate of Broad Ripple High School.

Can I see B. Thompson perform in Indianapolis?

In the Central Indiana area, yes. He's scheduled to perform at the Carmel Jazz Festival on Aug. 9 as the opening act for Antonia Bennett, daughter of the late jazz and pop legend Tony Bennett. Tickets and more information are available at carmeljazzfest.org/tickets.

How does America's Got Talent work?

The competition is broken into two rounds: auditions and live shows. There are eight audition shows, during which each performer is trying to get three yeses from judges Simon Cowell, Sofia Vergara, Heidi Klum and Howie Mandel to have the chance to advance to the five live shows this fall.

During the audition, if a performer receives more than one red X (or "no" votes) from judges, they're eliminated. Each judge can also award two golden buzzers, advancing the acts directly to the live rounds later in the season. Once everyone auditions, the judges decide on the 55 acts that will advance to the live rounds.

When do the AGT live shows start?

In each of the live rounds, 11 acts perform, but only two advance to the finals. The remaining acts will be eliminated. The final 11 acts compete for a $1 million grant prize and a Las Vegas residency. The live rounds start Aug. 13 at 8 p.m. EST on NBC.

Is Richard Goodall still on America's Got Talent?

Goodall, a school janitor from Terre Haute, wowed judges and audiences in a May episode with a stunning performance of Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'." He received the golden buzzer from Klum, advancing him directly to the live shows.

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When is America's Got Talent on?

Tuesdays at 8 p.m. on NBC. Once live rounds start, they'll also have hourlong live results shows on Wednesdays at 8 p.m.

Can I stream America's Got Talent?

Subscribers can also stream America's Got Talent on Peacock on Wednesdays starting at 6 a.m.

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