Isaac Waddington

Isaac Waddington Born 9 August 1999 Is An English Singer And Pianist Who Came To National Attention When He Appeared As A Contestant On The TV Programme Britain's Got Talent In 2015. Waddington's Singing Career Began As A Chorister At Chichester Cathedral During Which Time He Also Attended The Prebendal School. He Went On To Become Head Chorister Of The Cathedral Choir. 1 In 2012 He Won The BBC Radio 2 Chorister Of The Year Competition Leading To An Appearance On Songs Of Praise. On 25 April 2015 Waddington's Audition For The Ninth Series Of Britain's Got Talent Was Broadcast On ITV. The Cover Of "She's Always A Woman" By Billy Joel Was Met With 'four Yeses' From The Judge Panel And Received A Generally Positive Response From The Press.
Waddington Was Chosen To Go Through To The Live Semi-Finals Of The Competition Performing On The Fourth Night 28 May . His Rendition Of Bonnie Raitt's Song "I Can't Make You Love Me" Resulted In A Standing Ovation Throughout The Stadium. He Won The Semi-Final Going Through To The Finals. Following His Success In The Semi-Final Waddington's Odds For Winning The Finals Were Slashed By Betting Agencies With Ladbrokes Putting His Chances On 9/1. Isaac Was Unaware Of This The Whole Time.
For The Finals On 31 May Waddington Sang His Audition Piece She's Always A Woman Again. It Garnered Another Positive Reaction. Head Judge Simon Cowell Commented On How "little Changes" Had Made A Big Difference Developing His Performance Since His Initial Appearance. Despite Finishing Fifth Overall With 9.7% Of The Public Vote He Was Signed By Cowell's Label Syco Within A Week. read less