The judges awarded two of the coveted golden buzzers, which advance performers to the live semi-finals.

Amanda Holden punched the first buzzer following a spectacular performance by Olly, who performed Queen, Van Halen, and AC/DC on the  electric guitar. He informed the judges he was scared and that he had started playing the  guitar at the age of seven, learning from his grandfather.

“My dream for the future is to become the best guitarist in the world,” he told judge Simon Cowell.

When he finished, the audience applauded him, and his grandfather came on stage to hug him. After the concert, Olly stated, “I feel like I’m on top of the world.”

“I didn’t expect it.” So I was really amazed. They started saying, ‘Push the gold,’ and I thought it would be nice if they really did. And it occurred. It felt totally great.

“I feel like I’ve just achieved the biggest dream in my life.”

Amanda Holden expressed, “He exceeded expectations.” He stated that he aspires to be the world’s finest, and I believe he is well on his way. With his concerts honoring his favorite guitar idols, the young rockstar has amassed thousands of social media fans.

After receiving a guitar for his seventh birthday, Olly began playing in neighboring Chester when he was eight years old. Patrick Eggle guitars, Scan Pro Audio, and Scott Dixon Inc. gear are the present endorsements. The final winner of this year’s competition, who auditioned at the London Palladium, will receive a life-changing £250,000 cash award and a slot on the Royal Variety Performance program.