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These are the scheduled performances:

Cabazon, CA Morongo Casino Resort and Spa 12/27/08 – 12/29/08 

Las Vegas, NV Mirage Hotel and Casino 2/14/09 – 5/30/09 

Las Vegas, NV Las Vegas Hilton Theater 12/21/08 – 12/22/08 

Oroville, CA Feather Falls Casino 1/3/09 – 1/3/09 

Snoqualmie, WA Snoqualmie Casino – WA 1/15/09 – 1/15/09

Also known as "The Human Jukebox", Terry is capable of doing over 100 ventriloquial impersonations, and uses 16 different puppets in his act. He was the winner of Season 2 of America’s Got Talent, and received the million dollar prize.  Before appearing on America’s Got Talent, Fator had almost given up on achieving success in show business as a ventriloquist. "It wasn’t easy trying to keep going all these years, and by the time I was in my late 30s, I wasn’t sure it was ever going to happen," says Fator.  On June 19, 2007, Fator made his first national appearance on America’s Got Talent. Fator never dreamed that he would win the show. "Not in my wildest dreams did I imagine I would win that show," says Fator.

Since winning the show he signed a five year deal to perform nightly at The Mirage Casino and Resort in Las Vegas. He will replace headliner Danny Gans and the theatre will be renamed the Terry Fator Theatre.  He also recently released a book Who’s the Dummy Now?

It was announced that Terry Fator and all of the America’s Got Talent Top 5 will be performing at the MGM Grand Garden Arena with Neil.  America’s Got Talent promises to have some surprise guest appearances as well.

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Neal discovered opera music in his senior year of high school, when his brother was forced to do a school project involving the Three Tenors. His brother had little appreciation for the music, but Neal was so enamored by the passion and skill of the famous trio that he started practicing how to sing in Pavarotti’s Italian style. A creative seed was planted, and Neal went on to study speech communications and music at Southeast Missouri State University, and the University of Missouri’s Columbia branch – graduating from both in 2001. He later went to the New England Conservatory in Boston to study opera, which led to a lead role in the World Premier Opera. With "America’s Got Talent," Neal hopes to finally realize his dream of becoming an international opera star, and inspiring the younger generations the way he was inspired.

The other contestants scheduled to appear are runner up Eli Mattson, Nuttin’ But Stringz, Donald Braswell II, and Queen Emily.

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Here are the dates and places he is scheduled to performed:

Cabazon, CA Key Club at Morongo 7/27/08

Newport, RI Newport Yachting Center 7/31/08

New York, NY Nokia Theatre Times Square 8/2/08

Verona, NY Turning Stone Casino-Showroom 8/4/08

Manistee, MI Little River Casino 8/9/08

Las Vegas, NV Las Vegas Hilton Theater 8/15/08 – 12/22/08

Reno, NV Grand Sierra Theatre 8/23/08 – 11/29/08

Boise, ID Morrison Center 9/6/08

West Wendover, NV Peppermill Concert Hall 9/12/08

Yakima, WA Capitol Theatre-WA 9/13/08

Reading, PA Sovereign Performing Arts Center 9/25/08

Shippensburg, PA Luhrs Center 9/26/08

Scranton, PA Scranton Cultural Center 9/27/08

Chandler, AZ Chandler Arts Center 10/2/08

Austin, TX Austin Music Hall 10/3/08

North Charleston, SC North Charleston Performing Arts Center 10/9/08

Charlotte, NC Belk Theatre 10/10/08

Atlanta, GA Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre 10/11/08

Columbus, GA River Center for the Performing Arts 10/12/08

Hampton, NH Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom 10/19/08

Uncasville, CT Mohegan Sun Cabaret 10/24/08 – 10/26/08

Chattanooga, TN Tivoli Theatre 10/30/08

Montgomery, AL Montgomery Performing Arts Center 10/31/08

Birmingham, AL Alabama Theatre 11/1/08

Dearborn, MI Ford Community & Performing Arts Center 11/2/08

Tulsa, OK Brady Theater 11/8/08

Oklahoma City, OK Civic Center Music Hall 11/9/08

Joliet, IL Rialto Square Theater 11/14/08

Waukegan, IL Genesee Theatre 11/15/08

Atlantic City, NJ Trump Taj Mahal – Xanadu 11/21/08 – 11/22/08

Worcester, MA Hanover Theatre 12/14/08

Terry Fator also known as "The Human Jukebox" (born June 10, 1965), is a ventriloquist and impressionist from Mesquite, Texas. Fator is capable of doing over 100 ventriloquial impersonations, and uses 16 different puppets in his act. He was the winner of Season 2 of America’s Got Talent, and received the million dollar prize.

In May 2007, before appearing on America’s Got Talent, Fator was performing at a fair near Houston, Texas and only one 12 year old boy was in the audience. Discouraged, Fator contemplated pursuing another career, but his family encouraged him to hang in there. Terry entered the America’s Got Talent competition with the hope that the exposure if he made it to the Top 20 might
help his career and cause people to want to attend his shows. But Fator says the low point of his career was when he appeared at a 1,000 seat theater and had only one customer.

Fator’s success stems from combining singing and ventriloquism and it wasn’t even his idea. Fator had been the lead singer in a band and often did impersonations of singers like Garth Brooks, Etta James, James Taylor and Dean Martin while ventriloquism was just a comic side gig for Fator. Per the suggestion of his manager, Fator decided to join his two talents, ventriloquism and impersonations. "I had one of my characters sing Garth Brooks’ Friends in Low Places and the audience went bananas," Fator says. "Boy, that was where my life changed." After his initial success Fator revamped his act. "It took me six months and I completely rewrote the show," says Fator. "It was then that people really noticed and I started getting standing ovations at the end of every show."

Prior to winning "America’s Got Talent," Fator was an opening act for Reba McEntire, Garth Brooks, Neal McCoy, and Styx. Fator also made corporate appearances at General Motors and AT&T.