The live shows kicked off last weekend with the theme-of-the-week, Express Yourself, which urged the contestants to show off what kind of artists they were.
But the song choices for week two have now been revealed - and we're very intrigued.
Each of the 14 finalists will have the chance to impress judges and viewers alike with a song inspired by the weekend's theme, Viva Latino.
Here's what the finalists will be singing for week two:
Sharon Osbourne's Girls will feature Grace Davies singing Anne-Marie's Ciao Adios.
Alias Bonaobra will sing Jennifer Lopez' Let's Get Loud, while Holly Tandy will be singing Despacito (Remix) ft. Justin Bieber by Luis Fonzi & Daddy Yankee.
Meanwhile, Rai-Elle Williams will perform Bailando ft. Sean Paul, Descemer Bento & Gente de Zona by Enrique Iglesias.
Simon Cowell's category, the groups, will be led by Rak-Su, who will sing one of their originals called Dimelo.
Wicklow brothers Sean and Conor Price will sing a remix of Cheap Thrills by Sia and featuring Nicky Jam and the Cutkelvins will sing Reggaetón Lento (Remix) by CNCO & Little Mix.
Jack & Joel will take to the stage with a mashup of Havana/Hasta El Amanecer by Camila Cabello ft. Young Thug/Nicky Jam.
Elsewhere in Louis Walsh's boys group, Lloyd Macey will take on Enrique Iglesias' Hero, while Leon Mallet will sing Get Lucky ft. Pharrell Williams by Daft Punk.
Sam Black will round out the group with a performance of La Bamba/Twist & Shout by Ritchie Valens/The Beatles.
In Nicole Scherzinger's Overs, Kevin Davy White will perform Santana's Smooth featuring Rob Thomas.
Matt Linnen will perform Ricky Martin's Livin’ La Vida Loca and Tracy Leanne Jefford will sing Ain’t Your Mama by Jennifer Lopez.
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