The 57-year-old singer is battling it out with the best of the best from global Got Talent shows ten years after shooting to fame in the UK
SUSAN Boyle stunned the judges and audience in the final of America's Got Talent: Champions.
The British singer, 57, belted out her famous cover from the Les Miserables soundtrack which rocketed her to stardom 10 years ago.
She certainly won over the panel with the mystical performance, with Mel B telling her: "If I had the golden buzzer I'd press it again and again and again for you. You're just brilliant."
Simon Cowell added: "I have goosebumps on my goosebumps. Oh my god, Susan. That took me back all those years."
Almost lost for words, Susan said: "I enjoyed every second, and I've thoroughly enjoyed being in America. Thank you so much."
Returning to the spotlight in style, Susan is gearing up for a big year beginning with the release of her new album Ten.
The compilation album, which features four brand new tracks, is available for pre-order today and will be released on May 31.
She said: “I am really proud of this album, it has my favourite tracks from over the years and I hope you get as much joy out of it as I have had working on it and choosing the songs.
"I’m a lady who likes to surprise, which is why I want to keep the four new songs a secret for now and give you something to look forward to! We live in a time where there are very few surprises anymore. I promise you won’t be disappointed.”
Susan's performance in the AGT final airs in the US on Monday on NBC and in the UK on Netflix on Wednesday.
Last month Susan was left speechless when she was given the golden buzzer, sending her straight through to the final.
The star, reprised her hit cover of the Rolling Stones' Wild Horses for an emotional performance – and won a standing ovation from the judges and impressed audience.
The Scottish singer shot to fame after finishing runner-up on Britain's Got Talent in 2009, coming second to dance group Diversity.
After earning a standing ovation for her rendition of Wild Horses, released by the Stones in 1971, judge Mel B pressed her golden buzzer.
The Spice Girl said: "What an absolute honour and pleasure it is to be sitting here and listening to you and your angelic voice. And I want to be the woman who gives you something you deserve."
Before taking to the stage, viewers were shown a look back at Boyle's career, including her famous first audition.
When she took to the stage, Simon joked, "What's your name?", adding, "God, this bring back so many memories."
Susan replied: "It's great to be back." She then brought the audience to their feet with her performance.
After watching her sing, Simon told her: "I cannot think of any other contestant who has defined this show better than you. You are the one.
"You made a huge difference to a lot of people's lives and I am absolutely thrilled you are here."
Susan- nicknamed Subo - replied: "I am happy and very humbled." Writing on Twitter after the show aired, she said she was "truly speechless".
Her first audition on BGT went viral after audience members and judge Simon Cowell were left stunned by her rendition of I Dreamed a Dream from the musical Les Miserables.
Susan has gone on to be a household name, selling more than 20 million albums around the world and earning two Grammy nominations.
Her cover of Wild Horses reached number nine in the UK singles chart in December 2009 - her highest entry.
America's Got Talent: The Champions brings together former winners and standout acts from different versions of the show from around the world.
Each show contains 10 acts and British teen Hadwin, who reached the America's Got Talent final last year, is set to appear.
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