GRAND FORKS — In his one-man piano show, David Snyder plans to delight the audience with an unexpected concert experience in his show, “The Piano Says It Better,” set for 7:30 p.m., Friday, Sept. 1, at the Empire Arts Center.
Snyder, who grew up in rural Grand Forks and is pursuing a music career in Los Angeles, said his approach to the piano is unusual, and probably unique.
Southlake knows that America’s got talent, especially when it comes to their very own Emerald Belles. But this Friday, another “AGT” star will get his chance to shine.
Performing as a contestant on season 17 of “America’s Got Talent,” David Snyder is a pianist and composer with over 12 years of classical training. While he was eliminated during the deliberations, he continued to perform and grow his following with nearly 200,000 followers on Instagram and TikTok. Now he’s bringing his act on the road, and his next stop is in Southlake.
From humble beginnings on a North Dakota farm to sharing stages with music legends and going viral on social media, David Snyder opens up about the pivotal moments that shaped his journey. With raw honesty, he reveals how a surprising twist reignited his love for music, leading to an unexpected rise to fame. David brings us a story of resilience, creativity, and the pursuit of joy that will inspire anyone chasing their dreams.
While 'America's Got Talent' sees a wide range of talent and skill, each of the performers has one thing in common -- they all want a thriving career in entertainment. After all, the stakes are high, as winning the show comes with a $1 million cash prize and the chance to headline a show in Las Vegas!