THAILAND’S 16-year-old rock guitarist and vocalist Rattikarn “Praew” Amloy, professionally known as Nene Royal, performed live in the final round of America’s Got Talent Season 21 on Tuesday (Sep. 22) in New York, Naewna newspaper said.
The official America’s Got Talent YouTube channel has released a video of Nene Royal’s performance, click below to watch it.
In this competition, Nene impressed and created a buzz among the judges and global audience by taking the legendary rock classic “Seven Nation Army” by The White Stripes and reimagining it with her own unique style.
The clip has garnered overwhelming attention from fans worldwide, drawing numerous views and comments praising her powerful vocals and a captivating stage presence that held the audience spellbound; view counts are currently soaring.
The Phuket-born musician is among ten international finalists vying for the grand prize of $1 million.
In August 2026, Nene was awarded the “Best New International Artiste 2026” at The Phil Lynott Convention held in Dublin, Ireland, one of the only two awards given at the convention, the other being the “Lifetime Achievement Award.”
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Top and Front Page: Nene Royal’s wowing the audience with her song. Photo – Naewna
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