Britain 's Got Talent ( series 7 ) - wikipedia Britain 's Got Talent ( series 7 ) Britain 's Got Talent Series 7 Broadcast from 13 April ( 2013 - 04 - 13 ) -- 8 June 2013 ( 2013 - 06 - 08 ) Judges Simon Cowell Amanda Holden Alesha Dixon David Walliams Presenter ( s ) Ant & Dec ( ITV ) Co-presenter ( s ) Stephen Mulhern ( ITV2 ) Broadcaster ITV ITV2 ( BGMT ) Winner Attraction Origin Budapest, Hungary Genre ( s ) Shadow theatre Runner - up Jack Carroll Chronology ◀ 2013 ▶ Series Seven of Britain 's Got Talent, a British talent competition series, began broadcasting in the UK during 2013, from 13 April to 8 June on ITV ; because of England 's international friendly with the Republic of Ireland that year, the show took a break on 29 May to avoid clashing with live coverage of the match. Apart from filming of the Judges ' auditions being pushed back to not conflict with the filming schedule of the host of Britain 's Got More Talent, Stephen Mulhern, and Simon Cowell being unable to attend a day of auditions due to illness, no changes were to the hosts and the judges, all of whom returned for the show. However, the cash prize was reduced after the last series, from £ 500,000 to £ 250,000. The series is mainly notable for being the first one to be won by a foreign act, and for an incident that occurred during a performance by a finalist involving an individual who stormed the stage and pelted Cowell with eggs. The seventh series was won by shadow theatre troupe Attraction, with comedian Jack Carroll finishing in second place and opera duo Richard & Adam in third place. During its broadcast, the series averaged around 10.4 million viewers. Contents 1 Series Overview 1.1 Semi-finals summary 1.1. 1 Semi-final 1 ( 27 May ) 1.1. 2 Semi-final 2 ( 28 May ) 1.1. 3 Semi-final 3 ( 30 May ) 1.1. 4 Semi-final 4 ( 31 May ) 1.1. 5 Semi-final 5 ( 1 June ) 2 Final ( 8 June ) 3 Ratings 4 Criticism & Incidents 4.1 Lack of variety 4.2 Unsuitable & questionable auditions criticism 4.3 Cowell 's `` egg attack '' in final 5 References Series overview Following open auditions, the Judges ' auditions were held in January and February 2013, within Cardiff, London, Glasgow, Manchester and Birmingham ; although filming of these had been planned for 7 January, it was pushed back to 16 January in order to avoid clashing with Stephen Mulhern 's filming schedule for Catchphrase that month. Most of the auditions were uneventful ; although Cowell was forced to miss most of the auditions on the second day in Manchester due to illness, no guest judge was brought in to replace him. Of the participants that took part, only forty five made it past this stage and into the five live semi-finals, with nine appearing in each one, and eleven of these acts making it into the live final ; the wildcard act chosen by the judges was ventriloquist Steve Hewlett, after he lost out in the Judges ' vote in the fifth semi-final. The following below lists the results of each participant 's overall performance in this series : Winner Runner - up Third place Finalist Semi-finalist ( lost judges ' vote ) Semi-finalist ( eliminated ) Judges ' wildcard ( previously eliminated act reinstated into the final by the judges ) Participant Age ( s ) Genre Act Semi-final Result Aaron Crow 44 Danger Danger Act Eliminated AJ & Chloe 17 & 18 Dance Latin Dance Duo Eliminated Alex Keirl 20 Singing Singer Eliminated ( Lost Judges ' vote ) Alice Fredenham 28 Singing Singer Eliminated Aliki 29 Singing Singer 5 Eliminated Arisxandra Libantino 11 Singing Singer Finalist ( Won Judges ' vote ) Asanda 11 Singing Singer Finalist ( Won Judges ' vote ) Attraction 19 -- 40 Dance Shadow Theatre Group 5 Winner Band of Voices 27 -- 47 Singing Vocal Harmony Group Eliminated Bosom Buddies 29 & 48 Singing Operatic Drag Duo Eliminated CEO Dancers 22 -- 24 Dance Dance Trio 5 Eliminated Chasing the Dream 19 - 50 Singing Musical Theatre Group Eliminated Club Town Freaks 25 -- 38 Singing Vocal Harmony Group Eliminated Francine Lewis 37 Comedy Impressionist Finalist ( Won Public vote ) Freelusion 25 -- 39 Dance Interactive 3D Dance Group Eliminated Gabz 14 Singing Singer And Pianist Finalist ( Won Judges ' vote ) Gospel Singers Incognito 17 -- 43 Music Gospel Choir 5 Eliminated Jack and Cormac 13 & 14 Singing Singing Duo Eliminated ( Lost Judges ' vote ) Jack Carroll 14 Comedy Comedian Runner - up James More 24 Magic Magician Eliminated Jordan O'Keefe 18 Singing Singer And Guitarist 5 Finalist ( Won Judges ' vote ) Joseph Hall 36 Dance Dancer Eliminated ( Lost Judges ' vote ) J Unity 19 Singing Singing Duo Eliminated Luminites 18 -- 21 Singing Singing Group Finalist ( Won Public vote ) Maarty Broekman 26 Singing Keytar Player 5 Eliminated Martin & Marielle 32 & 36 Dance Gymnastic Dance Duo Eliminated Martin Healey 57 Dance Dancer Eliminated MC Boy 22 Singing Rapper Eliminated MckNasty 27 Music Drummer And DJ Eliminated MD Dancers 14 -- 22 Dance Dance Troupe Eliminated Meat Diva 31 & 27 Singing Cabaret Duo Eliminated Modupé Obasola 19 Singing Singer Eliminated Philip Green 21 Comedy Impressionist Eliminated Poppin ' Ron 21 Dance Bodypopper Eliminated Pre Skool 5 -- 8 Dance Dance Troupe Finalist ( Won Judges ' vote ) Richard & Adam 19 & 22 Singing Opera Duo Third place Robbie Kennedy 22 Singing Singer And Guitarist Eliminated Rob 's Duelling Pianos 55 Music Pianist 5 Eliminated Rosie O'Sullivan 19 Singing Singer Eliminated Shockarellas 12 -- 17 Dance Dance Group Eliminated Steve Hewlett 37 Comedy Ventriloquist 5 Finalist ( Won Judges ' Wildcard ) Stevie Pink 45 Magic Illusionist Eliminated The Glambassadors 21 -- 36 Dance Dance Troupe 5 Eliminated Thomas Bounce 16 Variety Juggler Eliminated Youth Creation 7 -- 14 Dance Dance Troupe Eliminated ( Lost Judges ' vote ) Semi-finals summary Buzzed out Judges ' vote Won the public vote Won the judges ' vote ; won by public vote in the event of a tie Lost the judges ' vote ; lost by public vote in the event of a tie Eliminated Semi-final 1 ( 27 May ) Guest performers : Ellie Goulding -- `` Explosions '' / `` Anything Could Happen '' Semi-Finalist Order Act Buzzes and judges ' votes Result 0 ! Cowell 0 ! Holden 0 ! Dixon 0 ! Walliams Martin Healey Dancer 9th - Eliminated Band of Voices Vocal Harmony Group 6th - Eliminated Youth Creation Dance Troupe 3rd ( Judges ' vote tied - Lost on Public vote ) J - Unity Singing Duo 7th - Eliminated Bosom Buddies 5 Operatic Drag Duo 8th - Eliminated Philip Green 6 Impressionist 5th - Eliminated Arisxandra Libantino 7 Singer 2nd ( Judges ' vote tied - Won on Public vote ) Aaron Crow 8 Danger Act 4th - Eliminated Richard & Adam 9 Opera Duo 1st ( Won Public vote ) Semi-final 2 ( 28 May ) Guest performer : Jennifer Lopez -- `` Live It Up '' Semi-Finalist Order Act Buzzes and judges ' votes Result 0 ! Cowell 0 ! Holden 0 ! Dixon 0 ! Walliams Martin & Marielle Gymnastic Dance Duo 8th - Eliminated MckNasty Drummer And DJ 5th - Eliminated Jack and Cormac Singing Duo 3rd ( Lost Judges ' vote ) Modupé Singer 9th - Eliminated Meat Diva 5 Cabaret Duo 7th - Eliminated MD 6 Dance Troupe 6th - Eliminated Alice Fredenham 7 Singer 4th - Eliminated Jack Carroll 8 Comedian 1st ( Won Public vote ) Gabz 9 Singer And Pianist 2nd ( Won Judges ' vote ) Semi-final 3 ( 30 May ) Guest performer : Demi Lovato -- `` Heart Attack '' Semi-Finalist Order Act Buzzes and judges ' votes Result 0 ! Cowell 0 ! Holden 0 ! Dixon 0 ! Walliams Freelusion Interactive 3D Dance Group 7th - Eliminated Robbie Kennedy Singer And Guitarist 5th - Eliminated Stevie Pink Illusionist 8th - Eliminated Pre Skool Dance Troupe 2nd ( Judges ' vote tied - Won on Public vote ) Thomas Bounce 5 Juggler 9th - Eliminated Rosie O'Sullivan 6 Singer 4th - Eliminated Joseph Hall 7 Dancer 3rd ( Judges ' vote tied - Lost on Public vote ) MC Boy 8 Rapper 6th - Eliminated Luminites 9 Singing Group 1st ( Won Public vote ) ^ 1 Dixon buzzed after Pink 's performance had ended. ^ 2 Holden claimed that Cowell buzzed on her behalf. Semi-final 4 ( 31 May ) Guest performer : Olly Murs -- `` Right Place Right Time '' Semi-Finalist Order Act Buzzes and judges ' votes Result 0 ! Cowell 0 ! Holden 0 ! Dixon 0 ! Walliams Club Town Freaks Vocal Harmony Group 9th - Eliminated Alex Keirl Singer 3rd ( Lost Judges ' vote ) Shockarellas Dance Group 6th - Eliminated Poppin ' Ron Bodypopper 8th - Eliminated James More 5 Illusionist 4th - Eliminated Chasing the Dream 6 Musical Theatre Group 7th - Eliminated Francine Lewis 7 Impressionist 1st ( Won Public vote ) Asanda 8 Singer 2nd ( Won Judges ' vote ) AJ & Chloe 9 Latin Dance Duo 5th - Eliminated Semi-final 5 ( 1 June ) Guest performer : Ashleigh and Pudsey Artist Order Act Buzzes and judges ' votes Result 0 ! Cowell 0 ! Holden 0 ! Dixon 0 ! Walliams CEO Dancers Dance Trio 7th - Eliminated Aliki Singer 4th - Eliminated The Glambassadors Dance Group 8th - Eliminated Steve Hewlett Ventriloquist 3rd ( Judges ' vote tied - Lost on Public vote ) Rob 's Duelling Pianos 5 Keyboardist 9th - Eliminated Maarty Broekman 6 Keytar Player 6th - Eliminated Gospel Singers Incognito 7 Gospel Choir 5th - Eliminated Jordan O'Keefe 8 Singer And Guitarist 2nd ( Judges ' vote tied - Won on Public vote ) Attraction 9 Shadow Theatre Group 1st ( Won Public vote ) ^ 3 Steve Hewlett was later sent through to the final as the judges wildcard. ^ 4 Rob 's Duelling Pianos became a solo act, due to one of the members leaving before the semi-final. Final ( 8 June ) Main article : List of Britain 's Got Talent finalists ( series 7 ) Guest performer : Psy -- `` Gentleman '' ; Taylor Swift & Ed Sheeran -- `` Everything Has Changed '' Winner Runner - up 3rd place Finalist Order Act Finished Pre Skool Dance Troupe 9th Asanda Singer 11th Gabz Singer And Pianist 7th Steve Hewlett Ventriloquist 4th Jordan O'Keefe 5 Singer And Guitarist 6th Arisxandra 6 Singer 8th Francine Lewis 7 Impressionist 10th Richard & Adam 8 Opera singing duo 3rd Jack Carroll 9 Comedian 2nd Luminites 10 Vocal group 5th Attraction 11 Shadow Theatre Act 1st Ratings Episode Date Total ITV viewers ( millions ) Weekly rank Share ( % ) Auditions 1 13 April 12.13 36.9 Auditions 2 20 April 11.86 43.9 Auditions 3 27 April 11.08 43.9 Auditions 4 4 May 11.59 45.0 Auditions 5 11 May 12.36 45.2 Auditions 6 18 May 10.88 38.1 Auditions 7 26 May 9.74 38.0 Semi-final 1 27 May 11.48 41.5 Semi-final 1 results 9.27 10 31.4 Semi-final 2 28 May 10.20 6 36.5 Semi-final 2 results 8.39 14 28.5 Semi-final 3 30 May 9.76 8 37.5 Semi-final 3 results 8.51 13 32.3 Semi-final 4 31 May 9.98 7 37.5 Semi-final 4 results 8.71 12 32.7 Semi-final 5 1 June 9.74 9 41.9 Semi-final 5 results 9.04 11 32.8 Live final 8 June 12.85 48.9 Criticism & incidents Lack of variety Towards the end of the series, several viewers made complaints that the seventh series had lacked variety amongst the acts it showed, citing that the majority of the finalists being mainly singers was evidence of this. In response to these complaints, Amanda Holden took to giving a statement that defended the show 's selection of performers, stating that decisions made on the finalists had been mainly left `` to the public ''. As part of the evidence used in her argument, she pointed out that singer Jordan O'Keefe had been voted into the final by the public, and that viewers could not criticise the `` public 's decision '' on their choice. Unsuitable & questionable auditions criticism The seventh series received several complaints over unsuitable content being broadcast on the programme from the audition episodes, the most serious of these aimed at Britain 's Got More Talent against footage shown on the programme of the audition by burlesque dancer Scarlet Cuffs. Her audition involved stripping down to the song `` The Bare Necessities '', which was later criticised for being unsuitable and for being aired before the 9pm watershed. In its defence, ITV had made certain that the footage had been edited to make it acceptable, including censoring some of its content, but these were found to be insufficient during an investigation conducted by Ofcom, which ruled that the programme had breached broadcasting codes in regards to protecting young children from unsuitable material. Ofcom 's director of content standard, Tony Close, later released a statement that made clear about the regulator 's commitment to ensuring British broadcasters adhered to these codes : `` There is a clear line in terms of what it is acceptable to broadcast before the 9pm watershed. A striptease act broadcast at times when a significant number of children were likely to be watching clearly crossed this line. The protection of children from potentially harmful content is a key area of concern for Ofcom, reflected in our ongoing work on the enforcement of the 9pm watershed. '' Two other auditions also received complaints of featuring unsuitable content for broadcast : The audition of Keri Graham received similar complaints over her performance featuring her stripping down to her underwear and performing a provocative dance on stage. In their defence, the show 's producer made it clear that the footage was not aired until it had been edited carefully to ensure it was acceptable, as part of its efforts to stick to Ofcom 's guidelines on suitable dance routines ; it had been informed of these changes made by the regulator in 2011, prior to filming for the series being started. The audition of 71 - year - old Kelly Fox received several complaints over the use of extremely explicit lyrics that she had sung as part of her performance. One such complaint came from a member of the National Association of Head Teachers, who claimed in their opinion that no parent with `` an ounce of morality '' would allow children to hear someone sing such words on a family show, and chastised the show 's producers for airing the content before the 9pm watershed. Fox refuted such criticism. Alongside complaints of unsuitable auditions, the seventh series also generated complaints from viewers over the auditions by two child participants - Arisxandra Libantino, and Asanda - in regards to both conducting performances that were considered inappropriate for their age. In both cases of criticism, the complaints were over the song 's that they performed - Libantino 's performance involved singing Jennifer Hudson 's `` One Night Only '', while Asanda 's invlved the singing of Rihanna 's `` Diamonds '' and performing provocative dancing. The director of Mediawatch UK, Vivienne Pattison, criticised the show for `` sexualising children '' based on these auditions. Cowell 's `` egg attack '' in final During the final for the seventh series, viewers found themselves watching the live performance of Welsh singers Richard & Adam being overshadowed towards its climax, by an egg attack conducted against Simon Cowell by violinist Natalie Holt. It was part of a protest, aimed against Cowell 's influence on the music industry and also against miming on live television shows. Security promptly removed her, having been taken off - guard when she stormed the stage, with the hosts having to announce to viewers that the attack had not been part of the Welsh duo 's performance. While the attack had done little to disrupt the performance, both Cowell and a member of the audience behind him were hit by an egg each ; both had to leave the studio to clean up and change clothes. Following the incident, an investigation was launched to uncover how the attack managed to happen. The investigation uncovered that Holt had breached security at the studio through securing a position as one of the backing musicians for the performance, with no checks made to her possessions, meaning that she was able to smuggle the eggs she had brought with her on to the stage. In addition, Holt 's motivations were found to have been fuelled by the failure of her classical band RaVen Quartet securing a place in the previous series during the auditions stage of the competition. Although Holt stated her motivations later on social media, these came after she gave an apology for her `` silly '' actions occurring during Richard & Adam 's performance. References ^ Jump up to : Fletcher, Alex ( 13 December 2012 ). `` ' Britain 's Got Talent ' 2013 judge audition dates revealed ''. Digital Spy. 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Daily Mirror. Trinity Mirror. Jump up ^ Simons, Jake Wallis ( 9 June 2013 ). `` Violinist reveals motivation behind Simon Cowell egg attack ''. The Daily Telegraph. Telegraph Media Group. Britain 's Got Talent Episodes Series 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Winners Paul Potts George Sampson Diversity Spelbound Jai McDowall Ashleigh and Pudsey Attraction Collabro Jules O'Dwyer & Matisse Richard Jones Tokio Myers Other notable contestants Series 1 Damon Scott Bessie Cursons Connie Talbot Bar Wizards Jake Pratt Series 2 Signature Andrew Johnston Escala Faryl Smith Kate and Gin Charlie Green Charlie Wernham Series 3 Susan Boyle Julian Smith Stavros Flatley Aidan Davis Hollie Steel Shaheen Jafargholi DJ Talent Flawless John Farnworth Sue Son. Megan McKenna Elliot Evans Series 4 Twist and Pulse Paul Burling ReConnected Myles and Connor Kev Orkian Stevie Starr Cheeky Girls and Darius Matthew Ahmet Series 5 Ronan Parke Out of the Blue Series 6 Jonathan and Charlotte Only Boys Aloud Loveable Rogues Ryan O'Shaughnessy The Mend The Zimmers Series 7 Jack Carroll Richard & Adam Steve Hewlett Luminites Gabz Francine Lewis James More Aaron Crow MckNasty Freelusion AJ & Chloe Series 8 Bars and Melody Jon Clegg Paddy & Nico Ed Drewett Light Balance Series 9 Côr Glanaethwy Old Men Grooving Isaac Waddington Calum Scott Lorraine Bowen Ruby Red Performers Alison Jiear Series 10 Alex Magala Beau Dermott Rachael Wooding Series 11 Daliso Chaponda Destiny Chukunyere Jess Robinson Retrieved from `` https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Britain%27s_Got_Talent_(series_7)&oldid=824355093 '' Categories : 2013 British television seasons Britain 's Got Talent Hidden categories : All articles with dead external links Articles with dead external links from January 2018 Use British English from May 2012 Use dmy dates from December 2014 Talk Contents About Wikipedia Gaeilge Edit links This page was last edited on 6 February 2018, at 21 : 19. 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Question: when does britain's got talent 2013 start
Answer: 13 April