About Stephanie Rainey, Songs, America’s Got Talent 2024

Stephanie Rainey is an Irish singer-songwriter. In June 2024, she auditioned for America’s Got Talent where she sung her original song “Please Don’t Go”. This song was dedicated to her late nephew.

Stephanie Rainey
Stephanie Rainey

Personal Information
Name –> Stephanie Rainey
Birth Date –> (Age: 36 in 2024)
Hometown –> Cork, Ireland

Watch the video below to see her AGT Audition performance.

Singing Career
Irish singer Stephanie Rainey created a poignant moment on the AGT stage by performing her original song “Please Don’t Go,” dedicated to her nephew who passed away just before his first birthday. She shared that it took her a long time to write the song, especially during a period when she almost gave up on music. The song, which explores her experience of grief, gained significant attention when Rainey created a music video featuring her friends and family sharing their own experiences of loss. The video went viral, garnering a million views on its first day and leading to a record deal, though her career remained challenging.

Rainey is hoping that her AGT journey will bring her singing career to new height. After her heartfelt performance, she received high praise from the judges. Judge Howie Mandel described it as one of the most relatable and emotional moments of the season, while Simon Cowell called it the best new song he had heard that year, noting its authenticity and Rainey’s beautiful voice. The emotional depth of the song, with lyrics expressing the pain of loss and love, deeply resonated with the audience and judges alike, securing Rainey four “yes” votes and advancing her in the competition. Cowell even came onto the stage to commend her, calling her performance “a moment” and expressing his gratitude for her contribution.

Song List
100 Like Me
Breathe Easy
Last Christmas
Mad World
No Cowboy
Nothing of You Lest to Love
Our House
Please don’t Go
Remember Who Your Friend Are
Sorry
What You’re Missing
Why Are We Waiting
Woman

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