From Carlisle High to the ‘AGT’ Live Stage: Luke-Michael Baker Competes for America’s Vote with Duo Butter & Grit
When America’s Got Talent Season 21 broadcasts its live quarterfinal round on NBC Tuesday night, Warren County, Ohio, will have a direct hometown connection competing under the national spotlight.
Carlisle High School alumnus Luke-Michael Baker (Class of 2019) and his musical partner Laurel Taylor—performing together as the Nashville-based country-soul duo Butter & Grit—will take the stage to vie for nationwide viewer votes.
A Musical Foundation Built in Ohio and Nashville
Performing on major stages marks the culmination of years of dedicated artistic growth for Baker:
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High School Roots: Prior to his national TV exposure, Baker honed his craft in Carlisle High School productions, earning an Outstanding Supporting Actor honor at the Miami Valley High School Theatre Awards for his performance as George Wilson in The Great Gatsby.
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Formal Training & Reality Milestones: Following high school, Baker studied at the prestigious Berklee College of Music and advanced to Hollywood Week on American Idol Season 22 after earning unanimous praise from Katy Perry, Luke Bryan, and Lionel Richie.
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The Sound of Butter & Grit: Teaming up with singer-songwriter and producer Laurel Taylor in Nashville, the duo fuses country, gospel, blues, and hip-hop influences with a strong emphasis on storytelling and original songwriting.

The Road to the ‘AGT’ Season 21 Quarterfinals
Butter & Grit’s path to the live rounds required navigating intense judging scrutiny:
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Audition Breakthrough: The duo first won over judges Simon Cowell, Howie Mandel, Mel B, and Sofía Vergara with four enthusiastic “yes” votes for their original track, “Sweet South.”
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The Callback Selection: Advancing to the exclusive Judges’ Callbacks round, the pair traveled directly to Mel B’s estate in Leeds, England. Their intimate acoustic performance of “God Knew” earned them a coveted spot in the live live quarterfinals.
How Viewers Can Vote
Voting opens during the live broadcast on Tuesday, August 25 (8:00–10:00 p.m. ET) and closes Wednesday at 7:00 a.m. ET across the United States and Puerto Rico via the NBC AGT Voting Portal, the official America’s Got Talent app, and designated @AGT TikTok voting posts.
Official results will be announced live on NBC on Wednesday, August 26, at 8:00 p.m. ET.
