Thai Teen Rocker Nene Royal Captivates America's Got Talent Finale

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.” Top and Front Page: Nene Royal’s wowing the audience with her song. Photo – Naewna Watch YouTube video: Also read: Renegade Klatham removed from opposition bloc People’s to file misconduct, duty-negligence charges against election commissioners shortly Newin’s long-time servant found among alleged conspirators over senatorial rigging plot Most election commissioners taken to task for kowtowing to Bhumjaithai Supreme Court asked to repeal Election Commission’s ruling on senatorial rigging plot People’s to press misconduct, duty-negligence charges against election commissioners Pheu Thai MPs tipped to abstain from voting for PM after censure debate 25 years later, WoT has the “War on Terror” achieved? 19-year-old student scammed out 2.4 million baht in money-laundering ruse Met dept denies ‘massive flood’ looming in 120 hours Mars officially opens Pringles factory in Chonburi, launches second line A BIG JUMP in fuel prices has severely impacted tourist boat operators at Bang Saray and Sattahip in Chonburi with unsustainable costs forcing many of them to dock temporarily as they called on the government for assistance, Amarin TV and TNN said today (March 26). Retail prices of diesel and petrol rose by six […] THERE was chaos at a downtown shopping complex this morning (Mar. 26) with sale of MoonSwatch jointly designed between Swatch and Omega cancelled after buyers queuing up for hours started quarrelling, Matichon newspaper said. Today is the first day the budget version of the iconic Speedmaster Moonwatch, an astronaut-inspired piece that usually retails for […] AFTER a hair-raising video clip showing a woman opening the door of a moving pickup truck and trying to jump out went viral on social media police moved it to intercept the vehicle and it turned out it was a foreign husband and his Thai wife quarreling with the former not point a pistol […] Click to buy a tablet Click to buy a watch for men Click to buy a watch for women Click to buy a stationery set Thai Newsroom earns a commission from affiliate links Exquisite 3-bedroom condo for sale at Bang Na Country Complex Exceptional 133.62 SqM penthouse condo with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms is available for sale. It is part of Bang Na Country Complex project in Bang Na, Bangkok, with BTS Bang Na station nearby. Price slashed from ฿6,180,000 (฿46,251/SqM) to just ฿4,008,600 (฿30,000/SqM). It is also available for long-term rental at ฿24,000 per month. Click for details Ex-FBI agent reveals: ‘Why do fugitives go to Thailand’ A book by former FBI agent John Schachnovsky entitled “Beyond the Badge” sheds light on why Thailand attracts fugitives and how FBI works with Thai, regional and global law enforcement agencies to track down criminals. We’re not actually going to use this for coffee! All ‘coffee’ donations go towards funding Thainewsroom.com which is being kept afloat by fast-dwindling funds of a veteran journalist. The content is free and your contributions will help us continue our independent reporting. You can transfer money directly to our Kasikorn bank account number 639-2-06487-5 Sincere thanks! By Thai Newsroom Reporters Farmers in a parched district of Kanchanaburi province have started getting good income after switching from cassava to Okinawa Purple sweet potatoes. Watch Thai Newsroom’s summary of local and foreign news and news video clips attached at the end of some of our reports.