Britain's Got Talent has always been a competition that's attracted all ages and it's a group of very enthusiastic youngsters who bring the curtain down on this Saturday night's show.
With Amanda Holden the only judge still yet to use her Golden Buzzer, the pressure is on for the latest batch of BGT hopefuls to impress her and earn a place in the next stage of the annual competition.
This week's Britain's Got Talent stars include Britain's Got Talent's Jay Rawlings attempts to break world record for balancing chairs on his chin and Who is Mark McMullan on Britain's Got Talent? Singer wows judges with emotional performance who dedicates a classic from Les Miserables to his brother who suffered a serious brain injury.
And another one of the acts aiming to impress is Iconic. They arrive on stage as a group of five young girls, entertaining the judges by telling them if they won they'd use their BGT prize money to buy everything from a mansion to a chimpanzee!
As soon as they kick off their performance though they are joined by plenty of others as they treat Simon, Amanda, David and Alesha to a medley including Spice Girls - Spice Up Your Life, Madonna's Vogue and Queen's Don't Stop Me Now.
You can't see it in the preview video above but, then much to Ant & Dec's shock, two more youngsters run on to join Iconic in a mass routine to Let's Get Ready to Rhumble, their big hit from their PJ & Duncan days which then shot to number 1 in 2013 following a performance on Saturday Night Takeaway!
Iconic are aged between 7 and 18. To see their full audition tune into Britain's Got Talent at 8pm on ITV.
Who is Mark McMullan on Britain's Got Talent? Singer wows judges with emotional performance
Britain's Got Talent's Jay Rawlings attempts to break world record for balancing chairs on his chin
