‘AGT’ Winner Grace Vanderwaal Announces ‘Just The Beginning’ Release, Live Performance Schedule

“America’s Got Talent” Season 11 winner Grace Vanderwaal’s career has been doing well ever since she starred in the hit NBC reality TV competition.

On her Instagram account, the 13-year-old singer announced the launch of her first full-length album, “Just the Beginning,” on Nov. 3. Vanderwaal also expressed her happiness over the success of her carrier single, “Moonlight,” which was released months before the album’s arrival.

Vanderwaal has performed the track at various events and live shows. She will most likely be singing it again in her hometown in Suffern on Oct. 25 at The Hope for Change Concert. The event will take place at the Lafayette Theater, according to Lohud.

The Hope for Change Concert will serve as a fundraising event that is aimed at raising money for the New Direction for Ramapo slate made up of three contestants running for Ramapo Town Council in the Nov. 7 election. Bill Weber, Shani Bechhofer and Grant Valentine will talk about their political platform at the fundraiser starting at 6 p.m.

Meanwhile, Vanderwaal just announced that her “Just the Beginning” album will contain two additional tracks if they will be purchased at Target. Pre-orders are now available online. All of the songs in the teen singer’s first full-length album were written and composed by her.

Vanderwaal won “America’s Got Talent” Season 11 last year and brought home the $1 million grand prize. Three months later, she released her EP called “Perfectly Imperfect,” which contained five original songs. Four of which were performed by the singer during her performances in “AGT.” This included “Light the Sky,” “Beautiful Thing,” “I Don’t Know My Name” and “Clay.” An additional song, titled “Gossip Girl” was also included her album.

Since winning “America’s Got Talent” last year, Vanderwaal has performed live in various shows. She has also appeared on talk shows such as the “Ellen Show” and “Good Morning America.” Vanderwaal has also traveled across the country with performances in Japan and London. She also signed under Simon Cowell’s recording label, Syco Music.