Britain 's Got Talent ( series 9 ) - wikipedia Britain 's Got Talent ( series 9 ) Britain 's Got Talent Series 9 Broadcast from 11 April -- 31 May 2015 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 Jules O'Dwyer & Matisse Origin Blackpool, England Genre ( s ) Musical canine freestyle Runner - up Jamie Raven Chronology ◀ 2015 ▶ The ninth series of Britain 's Got Talent began airing on ITV on 11 April 2015. Ant & Dec returned to present the main show on ITV, while Stephen Mulhern returned to present the spin - off show Britain 's Got More Talent on ITV2. Simon Cowell and Amanda Holden returned for their respective ninth series on the judging panel, whilst Alesha Dixon and David Walliams returned for their fourth series. Jules O'Dwyer and her dog Matisse won the competition. Magician Jamie Raven came second with Welsh choir Côr Glanaethwy in third, and dance act Old Men Grooving finishing fourth place. The result marked the second time that a dog act had won the whole competition ( following Ashleigh & Pudsey in 2012 ). Contents 1 Judges and presenters 2 Golden buzzer 3 Auditions 3.1 Open auditions 3.2 Judges auditions 4 Semi-finals 4.1 Semi-finalists 4.2 Semi-finals summary 4.2. 1 Semi-final 1 ( 25 May ) 4.2. 2 Semi-final 2 ( 26 May ) 4.2. 3 Semi-final 3 ( 27 May ) 4.2. 4 Semi-final 4 ( 28 May ) 4.2. 5 Semi-final 5 ( 29 May ) 5 Final ( 31 May ) 6 Ratings 7 Controversies 7.1 Lorraine Bowen 7.2 Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon 7.3 Andrew Fleming 7.4 Marc Métral 7.5 The HoneyBuns 7.6 Jules O'Dwyer & Matisse 8 References Judges and presenters Series 9 Judges Simon Cowell Amanda Holden Alesha Dixon David Walliams After the conclusion of the eighth series on 7 June 2014, speculation began about who would return to the judging panel for series 9. On 8 June 2014, it was reported that Simon Cowell may leave the panel. David Walliams sparked rumours that he may not return. However, Amanda Holden announced on 31 October that she, Cowell, Alesha Dixon and Walliams would all return as judges for series 9. On 16 January, ITV confirmed that Cowell, Holden, Dixon and Walliams would be returning for series 9. Ant & Dec returned to present the main show on ITV for their ninth series, while Stephen Mulhern continued to host the spin - off show Britain 's Got More Talent on ITV2. Golden buzzer The golden buzzer returned for its second series. The first golden buzzer used was by Ant & Dec at the Edinburgh auditions for dance troupe Boyband. Cowell pressed the golden buzzer on the first day of the Manchester auditions for singer Calum Scott. Holden used her buzzer during the Birmingham auditions for choir Revelation Avenue. Dixon used hers during the first day of the London auditions for dance act Entity Allstars, leaving just Walliams who confirmed via Twitter that he used his Golden Buzzer on the last day of auditions in London for a comedy singer, Lorraine Bowen. The first golden buzzer aired in the first episode, when Cowell pressed it in Manchester for Calum Scott. The second golden buzzer was aired in the second episode, when Ant and Dec pressed it in Edinburgh for BoyBand. Holden 's golden buzzer for Revelation Avenue aired during the third episode. Dixon 's golden buzzer for Entity Allstars aired during the fifth episode. Finally, Walliams 's golden buzzer for Lorraine Bowen happened in the sixth episode. Calum Scott won his semi-final, earning a spot in the finals. Entity Allstars were third but won the judges ' vote to advance to the final. Revelation Avenue and Boyband were also third but lost the judges ' vote. Both acts were possible wildcard picks, but only Boyband won a wildcard, securing a place in the final. Lorraine Bowen was eliminated in the semi-finals. Auditions Open auditions The open auditions were held from 11 October to 9 December 2014 in Newcastle, Cardiff, Portsmouth, Birmingham, Leeds, Dublin, Norwich, Glasgow, Bristol, London and Manchester. Judges auditions The judges auditions were held in Edinburgh, Manchester, Birmingham and London. Auditions began in Edinburgh on 19 January and were held at the Edinburgh Festival Theatre, followed by Manchester from 29 -- 31 January at The Lowry. Auditions took place in Birmingham from 5 -- 7 February 2015 at Birmingham Hippodrome and ended in London from 11 -- 12 & 14 February 2015 at the Dominion Theatre. City Date Venue Edinburgh 19 January 2015 Edinburgh Festival Theatre Manchester 29 -- 31 January 2015 The Lowry Birmingham 5 -- 7 February 2015 Birmingham Hippodrome London 11 -- 12 February 2015 Dominion Theatre 14 February 2015 Semi-finals The semi-finalists were chosen on 8 March 2015. Each results show will feature a guest performance. Ricky Martin performed on 25 May, followed by 2014 finalists Jack Pack on 26 May. Dixon performed on 27 May, followed by Olly Murs on 28 May and 2014 winners Collabro on 29 May. Semi-finalists Winner Runner - up Third place Finalist Semi-finalist ( lost judges ' or public vote ) Judges ' wildcard ( previously eliminated act reinstated into the final by the judges ) Public wildcard ( winner of public vote ) Golden buzzer Name of act Age ( s ) Genre Act Semi-final Result Alison Jiear 50 Singing Singer Eliminated Andrew Fleming 51 Comedy Impressionist Eliminated Beat Brothers 19 - 23 Dance Tap Dance Group 5 Eliminated Becky O'Brien 34 Singing Singer Eliminated Billy and Emily England 28 & 25 Variety Extreme Roller Skating Duo Eliminated Bonetics 17 Gymnastics Contortionist Dancer Eliminated Boyband 17 - 19 Dance Dance Troupe Finalist ( won judges ' wildcard ) Calum Scott 26 Singing Singer 5 Finalist ( won public vote ) Chloe Louise Crawford 27 Magic Illusionist 5 Eliminated Côr Glanaethwy 7 - 65 Singing Choir Third place Danny Posthill 28 Comedy Impressionist 5 Finalist ( won judges ' vote ) Dylan Byrd 17 Dance Dancer Eliminated Ella Shaw 18 Singing Singer And Pianist Eliminated Emma Jones 23 Singing Opera Singer 5 Eliminated Entity Allstars 10 - 15 Dance Dance Troupe Finalist ( won judges ' vote ) Gracie Wickens - Sweet 11 Singing Singer Eliminated Groove Thing 7 - 11 Dance Dance Troupe Eliminated Henry Gallagher 12 Singing Singer And Guitarist Eliminated ( lost judges ' vote ) IMD Legion 9 - 17 Dance Dance Troupe Eliminated ( lost judges ' vote ) Isaac Waddington 15 Singing Singer And Pianist Finalist ( won public vote ) Jamie Raven 31 Magic Close - up Magician Runner - up Jeffrey Drayton 73 Magic Entertainer Eliminated Jesse - Jane McParland 9 Variety Extreme Martial Artist 5 Finalist ( won public wildcard ) Jonathan Lutwyche 15 Dance Contemporary Dancer 5 Eliminated Jules O'Dwyer & Matisse 49 & 7 Animal Dog Tricks Act Winner Lisa Sampson 35 Variety Hula - Hoop Artist Eliminated Lorraine Bowen 53 Singing Singer And Keyboardist Eliminated Luca Calo 23 Dance Dancer Eliminated Maia Gough 13 Singing Singer Eliminated Marc Metral 61 Comedy Ventriloquist Dog Act Eliminated Michael Late 44 Magic Comic Illusionist Eliminated Misstasia 22 - 24 Singing Girl Group 5 Eliminated Mitch & Cally the Wonderdog 42 & 10 Animal World Record Attempters Eliminated Narinder Dhani 43 Variety Comb Musician Eliminated OK Worldwide 19 - 28 Gymnastics Acrobatic Troupe Eliminated Old Men Grooving 40 - 60 Dance Dance Troupe Finalist ( won judges ' vote ) Peter Lambert 32 Variety Circus Performer 5 Eliminated Revelation Avenue 20 - 30 Singing Gospel Choir Eliminated ( lost judges ' vote ) Ruby Red Performers 25 - 64 Dance Burlesque Dance Troupe Eliminated The Honeybuns 22 - 33 Singing Girl Group Eliminated The Kanneh - Masons 9 - 18 Variety Classical Band Eliminated The Kingdom Tenors 21 - 31 Singing Vocal Harmony Group Eliminated The Neales 24 - 59 Singing Vocal Group Finalist ( won judges ' vote ) The Sakyi Five 10 - 20 Singing Boy Band Eliminated UDI 19 - 32 Dance Electronic Light Dance Troupe Finalist ( won judges ' vote ) Semi-finals summary Buzzed out Judges ' vote Won the public vote Won the judges ' vote ( or public vote if split decision ) Lost the judges ' vote ( or public vote if split decision ) Semi-final 1 ( 25 May ) Guest performer : Ricky Martin -- `` Mr. Put It Down '' Contestant Order Act Buzzes and judges ' votes Finished Percentage Result 0 ! Cowell 0 ! Holden 0 ! Dixon 0 ! Walliams Entity Allstars Street Dance Troupe 3rd 12.8 % Top 3 ( won judges ' vote ) Billy and Emily England Extreme Roller Skating Duo 7th 7.6 % Eliminated Mitch & Cally the Wonderdog World Record Attempters 5th 11.5 % Eliminated Henry Gallagher Singer And Guitarist 2nd 17.5 % Top 3 ( lost judges ' vote ) Côr Glanaethwy 5 Choir 1st 21.9 % Top 3 ( won public vote ) Ruby Red Performers 6 Burlesque Dance Troupe 9th 2.5 % Eliminated Andrew Fleming 7 Impressionist 8th 2.5 % Eliminated Becky O'Brien 8 Singer 6th 11.4 % Eliminated Lorraine Bowen 9 Singer And Keyboardist 4th 12.3 % Eliminated Semi-final 2 ( 26 May ) Guest performer : Jack Pack -- `` Light My Fire '' Contestant Order Act Buzzes and judges ' votes Finished Percentage Result 0 ! Cowell 0 ! Holden 0 ! Dixon 0 ! Walliams Groove Thing Dance Troupe 4th 7.2 % Eliminated Jules O'Dwyer & Matisse Dog Act 1st 29.3 % Top 3 ( won public vote ) Bonetics Contortionist Dancer 5th 6.2 % Eliminated Revelation Avenue Gospel Choir 3rd 16.3 % Top 3 ( lost judges ' vote ) The HoneyBuns 5 Vocal Harmony Group 6th 5.3 % Eliminated Michael Late 6 Comic Illusionist 7th 4.5 % Eliminated Luca Calò 7 Dancer 9th 1.4 % Eliminated Alison Jiear 8 Singer 8th 2.7 % Eliminated Old Men Grooving 9 Dance Group 2nd 27.1 % Top 3 ( won judges ' vote ) ^ 1 The judges ' vote was a split decision. Old Men Grooving were announced to have received more public votes and was sent through to the final. Semi-final 3 ( 27 May ) Guest performer : Alesha Dixon -- `` The Way We Are '' Contestant Order Act Buzzes and judges ' votes Finished Percentage Result 0 ! Cowell 0 ! Holden 0 ! Dixon 0 ! Walliams The Sakyi Five Boy Band 6th 8.0 % Eliminated UDI Electronic Light Dance Troupe 2nd 12.4 % Top 3 ( won judges ' vote ) Dylan Byrd Dancer 8th 3.8 % Eliminated Ella Shaw Singer 7th 7.4 % Eliminated Gracie Wickens - Sweet 5 Singer 5th 10.0 % Eliminated IMD Legion 6 Street Dance Troupe 3rd 11.6 % Top 3 ( lost judges ' vote ) Narinder Dhani 7 Comb Musician 9th 2.3 % Eliminated The Kingdom Tenors 8 Vocal Harmony Group 4th 10.8 % Eliminated Jamie Raven 9 Close - up Magician 1st 33.7 % Top 3 ( won public vote ) ^ 1 The judges ' vote was a split decision. UDI were announced to have received more public votes and was sent through to the final. Semi-final 4 ( 28 May ) Guest performer : Olly Murs -- `` Beautiful to Me '' Contestant Order Act Buzzes and judges ' votes Finished Percentage Result 0 ! Cowell 0 ! Holden 0 ! Dixon 0 ! Walliams Ok Worldwide Acrobatic Troupe 9th 1.3 % Eliminated Lisa Sampson Hula - Hoop Artist 7th 5.1 % Eliminated The Kanneh - Masons Classical Band 5th 12.1 % Eliminated The Neales Vocal Harmony Group 2nd 17.6 % Top 3 ( won judges vote ) Maia Gough 5 Singer 6th 8.0 % Eliminated Jeffrey Drayton 6 Entertainer 8th 3.1 % Eliminated Marc Metral 7 Ventriloquist Dog Act 4th 16.6 % Eliminated Isaac Waddington 8 Singer And Pianist 1st 18.6 % Top 3 ( won public vote ) Boyband 9 Dance Group 3rd 17.6 % Top 3 ( lost judge 's vote ) Semi-final 5 ( 29 May ) Guest performer : Collabro -- `` I Wo n't Give Up '' Contestant Order Act Buzzes and judges ' votes Finished Percentage Result 0 ! Cowell 0 ! Holden 0 ! Dixon 0 ! Walliams Beat Brothers Tap Dance Group 6th 6.5 % Eliminated Chloe Louise Crawford Illusionist 8th 2.5 % Eliminated Peter Lambert Circus Performer 9th 1.1 % Eliminated Misstasia Girl Group 7th 4.3 % Eliminated Jonathan Lutwyche 5 Contemporary Dancer 4th 13.9 % Eliminated Emma Jones 6 Opera Singer 5th 11.5 % Eliminated Danny Posthill 7 Impressionist 2nd 20.3 % Top 3 ( Won Judges Vote ) Jesse - Jane McParland 8 Extreme Martial Artist 3rd 14.3 % Top 3 ( Lost Judges Vote ) Calum Scott 9 Singer 1st 25.6 % Top 3 ( Won Public Vote ) ^ 1 The judges ' vote was a split decision. Danny Posthill was announced to have received more public votes and was sent through to the final. Final ( 31 May ) Main article : List of Britain 's Got Talent finalists ( series 9 ) The final took place on 31 May from 7.30 pm until 10.00 pm. Guest performers : Andrea Bocelli and Michael Flatley 's Lord of the Dance It was announced during the semi-final 5 results show that the public would be able to choose a wildcard from the acts that lost judges ' vote : Henry Gallagher, Revelation Avenue, IMD Legion, Boyband and Jesse - Jane McParland. It was revealed at the beginning of the show that McParland had been chosen as the viewers ' wildcard, whilst Boyband were the judges ' wildcard. Wildcard vote Contestant Finished Percentage Henry Gallagher 2nd 19.2 % Revelation Avenue 3rd 19.0 % IMD Legion 5th 9.7 % Boyband 4th 18.8 % Jesse - Jane McParland 1st 33.3 % Final results Contestant Order Act Finished Percentage Entity Allstars Street Dance Troupe 11th 1.7 % UDI Electronic Light Dancers 10th 1.9 % The Neales Vocal Harmony Group 9th 3.6 % Boyband Dance Group 12th 1.5 % Jesse - Jane McParland 5 Extreme Martial Artist 8th 4.2 % Danny Posthill 6 Impressionist 7th 5.3 % Calum Scott 7 Singer 6th 8.2 % Côr Glanaethwy 8 Choir 3rd 10.7 % Old Men Grooving 9 Dance Group 4th 10.2 % Jamie Raven 10 Close - up Magician 2nd 20.4 % Isaac Waddington 11 Singer And Pianist 5th 9.7 % Jules O'Dwyer & Matisse 12 Dancing Dog Act 1st 22.6 % Ratings The first six shows of series 9 held up a very high consistency in the ratings and topped the ratings for series 8 on most occasions. The final, which aired on 31 May, became the most watched UK TV show of 2015, overtaking the record previously held by the third auditions show and the live 30th anniversary special episode of EastEnders. Episode Date Official ITV rating ( millions ) Weekly rank Share ( % ) Official ITV HD rating ( millions ) Official ITV + 1 rating ( millions Total viewers ( millions ) Auditions 1 11 April 8.61 43.2 2.02 0.62 11.25 Auditions 2 18 April 8.94 44.1 1.95 0.58 11.47 Auditions 3 25 April 9.11 46.3 2.20 0.56 11.87 Auditions 4 2 May 9.26 45.0 1.86 0.56 11.73 Auditions 5 9 May 9.07 45.1 1.95 0.62 11.64 Auditions 6 16 May 8.98 47.0 1.98 0.59 11.55 Auditions 7 23 May 7.36 35.2 1.62 0.37 9.35 Semi-final 1 25 May 8.01 37.8 1.77 0.40 10.18 Semi-final 1 results 6.21 15 28.7 1.18 0.35 7.74 Semi-final 2 26 May 7.45 10 36.8 1.47 0.42 9.34 Semi-final 2 results 6.15 16 31.1 1.15 0.30 7.60 Semi-final 3 27 May 7.65 6 38.8 1.53 0.30 9.48 Semi-final 3 results 6.50 13 31.7 1.26 0.33 8.09 Semi-final 4 28 May 7.32 11 37.2 1.58 0.36 9.26 Semi-final 4 results 6.61 12 34.5 1.26 0.30 7.87 Semi-final 5 29 May 7.55 8 39.2 1.63 0.33 9.51 Semi-final 5 results 6.26 14 32.1 1.33 0.32 7.91 Live final 31 May 10.32 46.6 2.07 0.36 12.75 Series average 2015 7.85 N / A 38.9 1.46 0.43 9.92 Controversies Lorraine Bowen Army musician Leah Pettinger accused golden buzzer act Lorraine Bowen of plagiarism, claiming that she had written `` The Crumble Song '' when she was nine after she was inspired by her mother 's interest in baking, and has the evidence. Pettinger threatened to take legal action, despite Bowen arguing that she had written the song herself and registered it under her name with the Performing Rights Society. Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon Ofcom received complaints from viewers about judges Amanda Holden 's and Alesha Dixon 's low - cut dresses during the live broadcast, with viewers claiming that the dresses were unsuitable for a family show that started before the watershed. A spokesman for Ofcom confirmed that these complaints would be assessed, and the following month they concluded that both judges were appropriately covered and were not portrayed in a sexualised manner. Andrew Fleming In the first live semi-final, Dixon and Holden were accused of being too harsh on contestant Andrew Fleming when they described his act as `` dated ''. Further controversy erupted after Cowell blamed the production of the programme for `` allowing him to fail '', while fellow comic Bobby Davro stated that Fleming had been sold short by the producers. Marc Métral Marc Métral was investigated by the RSPCA after claims of cruelty to his dog Miss Wendy. There were also complaints to ITV and to the regulatory body Ofcom. The complaints were made as the act involves the dog wearing a false mouth worn like a muzzle which Métral controls with a remote control, the animal charity was concerned that it might have caused the dog distress. Cowell asked the RSPCA to attend rehearsals to make sure the dog was treated correctly and he was told she was `` happy and looked after well ''. The Honeybuns During the live semi-finals Cowell stated, whilst critiquing the performance of the girl band, The HoneyBuns, `` We 've got Little Mix, now we 've got Big Mix ''. This was seen to be a direct jibe aimed at the weight of the various members of the group, and raised anger on social media. Jules O'Dwyer & Matisse During an interview the morning after the final, O'Dwyer told that the tightrope section of their final 's routine was done by Chase, one of her other dogs, and not Matisse. Both dogs partook in the semi-finals, so viewers were aware that the pair looked very similar and that O'Dwyer had trained multiple dogs. During the finals, Matisse and Chase were never seen on the stage at the same time, so many viewers did not realize Chase was included in the act. Some viewers felt that they were misled or tricked since they assumed Matisse performed the tightrope trick. The show 's producers apologized saying that `` Jules ' act involves a team of dogs '' and `` ( they ) are sorry if this was not made clearer ''. Cowell had been unaware of the switch and reportedly launched an investigation. At least 800 complaints were received by Ofcom and 130 by ITV. References Jump up ^ `` Dog - swapping BGT winner accused of duping viewers refuses to apologise, vows to keep her prize money and says she and Matisse will still perform for the Royals ''. Daily Mail. 18 August 2015. Retrieved 7 October 2015. Jump up ^ Adams, Sam ( 8 June 2014 ). `` Simon Cowell ' to quit as judge ' on Britain 's Got Talent ''. Daily Mirror. Retrieved 22 January 2015. Jump up ^ `` David Walliams leaves fans confused over the future of Britain 's Got Talent ''. Hello. 8 June 2014. Retrieved 22 January 2015. Jump up ^ Earnshaw, Jessica ( 31 October 2014 ). `` ' The show 's working... The ratings will prove that ' : Amanda Holden confirms all four judges will return to Britain 's Got Talent ''. Daily Mail. Retrieved 2 November 2014. Jump up ^ Falconer, Daniel ( 31 October 2014 ). `` Amanda Holden reveals 2015 Britain 's Got Talent judging panel ''. Female First. First Active Media Ltd. 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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_9)&oldid=817070010 '' Categories : Britain 's Got Talent 2015 British television seasons Hidden categories : Use dmy dates from May 2015 Talk Contents About Wikipedia Gaeilge Edit links This page was last edited on 25 December 2017, at 22 : 42. 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Question: who won season 9 of britain's got talent
Answer: Jules O'Dwyer and her dog Matisse