All the acts in the X Factor 2018 live shows: Girls, Boys, Groups and Overs
All the acts Simon Cowell, Louis Tomlinson, Ayda Field and Robbie Williams took through to the show's final stage
Eight acts will leave the Judges’ Houses with only tears and a comforting hug from presenter Dermot O'Leary, but the remaining 16 will progress to the final stage of The X Factor: the live shows.
The judges – Simon Cowell (who mentors The Girls), Louis Tomlinson (The Boys), Ayda Field (The Overs) and Robbie Williams (The Groups) – will take through four acts each, all of whom will be competing to become the show’s 2018 champion.
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Here is a full list of the 16 confirmed acts who have made it through to The X Factor live shows 2018...
Girls – mentored by Simon Cowell
Scarlett Lee
Bella Penfold – ELIMINATED WEEK 5
Molly Scott– ELIMINATED WEEK 3
Shan – ELIMINATED WEEK 5
The Groups - mentored by Robbie Williams/Nile Rodgers
LMA Choir – ELIMINATED WEEK 2
Misunderstood – ELIMINATED WEEK 4
United Vibe – ELIMINATED WEEK 3
Acacia and Aaliyah– ELIMINATED WEEK 6
The Boys - mentored by Louis Tomlinson
Brendan Murray – ELIMINATED WEEK 6
Armstrong Martins - ELIMINATED WEEK 1
Dalton Andre Harris
Anthony Russell
The Overs - mentored by Ayda Field
Danny Tetley – ELIMINATED WEEK 6
Janice Robinson – ELIMINATED WEEK 2
Olatunji Yearwood – ELIMINATED WEEK 1
Giovanni Spano – ELIMINATED WEEK 4
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