Kameron Marshall: Canadian Magician on AGT 2026 (Bio, Facts and Career)

Kameron Marshall is a close-up card magician from Pickering, Ontario, Canada, who reached the semifinals of America's Got Talent Season 21 in 2026. Toronto-based and performing professionally since 2013, he's known for interactive card magic that puts the judges and the entire audience in the middle of the trick, and for being one of Canada's standout acts of the season.

Watch Kameron on AGT

Kameron's Judges' Callbacks performance with Sofia Vergara, Lele Pons and Sebastián Yatra (official America's Got Talent video).

Quick facts

Name	Kameron Marshall
Style	Close-up card magic, interactive predictions
Hometown	Pickering, Ontario, Canada
Based in	Toronto area
Performing since	2013 (weddings, private parties, corporate events)
TV	America's Got Talent, Season 21 (2026): semifinalist
Inspiration	His Grade 8 teacher

How it started: a Grade 8 teacher

Kameron's interest in magic began in Pickering's Bay Ridges neighbourhood, inspired by his Grade 8 teacher at John A. Macdonald Public School. He went on to build a career performing close-up magic at weddings, private parties, and corporate events across the Greater Toronto Area.

His AGT 2026 run

• Judges' Callbacks: a card routine that tested the intuition of Sofia Vergara, Lele Pons and Sebastián Yatra, ending in a shocking prediction.
• Quarterfinals: he brought guest judge Kenan Thompson on stage and had the entire studio audience follow along with their own decks, with almost everyone landing on the same card and a full row of the audience matching his predicted order. Mel B gave him a standing ovation, and he was the first act voted through to the semifinals that night.
• Semifinals: an "inception"-themed routine inspired by his love of tattoos, built on random drawings from audience members and choices from the judges. Howie Mandel gave him a standing ovation, but he was eliminated in the September 16 results show.

He was one of four magic acts in the season, alongside runner-up Geno Ploeger, third-place Hundred Fingers, and Young & Strange.

Style: why his magic works

Kameron's act is built on audience involvement. Rather than performing at people, he makes the judges and audience part of the trick, so the impossible moment happens in their hands. It's classic close-up thinking scaled up for television, and a great example of why close-up magic can work on even the biggest stage.

A Canadian magic story

Kameron joins a long line of Canadian magicians who have made their mark on international TV. As a Canadian magic store, we love seeing homegrown talent go this far. If he inspired you, we ship across Canada from Vancouver.

Inspired by Kameron? Start here

• Card magic basics: from mechanics grip to miracles
• Street magic: where legends are made
• Card magic tricks
• More TV magicians: magicians on AGT, BGT and Fool Us

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