The Voice will introduce us to 12 more singers tonight. And, remember, so far, only five singers have turn four chairs in Season 10 as the coaches seem to be much more selective. In Season 9, a record 14 singers turned four chairs. It’s time to meet the new singers … 1. Tamar Davis, 35,…
The only singer who turned four chairs on The Voice Monday night is also enjoying the most success on iTunes. As of 7 p.m. Tuesday, Ryan Quinn’s cover of Eric Clapton’s “Can’t Find My Way Home” was sitting at number 111 on the overall iTunes singles chart. It was the only song from Monday’s episode…
Her audition: Peyton Parker, 20, of Kennesaw, Ga., auditioned with Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams.” She enticed early chair turns from Blake Shelton, Christina Aguilera and Pharrell Williams with her strong performance. Blake praised her “perfect pitch.” Despite lots of pressure not to make the obvious choice, Peyton opted to join Team Blake. Her background: Growing up,…
Her audition: Natalie Yacovazzi, 28, of Chicago, Ill., auditioned with a high-energy performance of Kelly Clarkson’s “Mr. Know It All.” She earned an early chair turn from Adam Levine, the coach she expressed the most interest in working with pre-audition. Christina Aguilera turned as well, but too late for it to count, meaning Natalie wound…
His audition: Trey O’Dell, 20, of Springfield, Missouri, auditioned with “Geronimo” by Sheppard in an audition that was part of a montage package. He landed a spot on Team Blake. We heard Blake congratulate him for “just killing it.” His background: According to his bio on The Voice website, Trey’s dad used to have him…
Her audition: Gina Castanzo, 18, of West Chester, Pa., auditioned with “Cecilia and the Satellite” by Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness. She landed a spot on Team Blake. “Between your sound and your stage presence, we are literally the oddest couple in the history of The Voice,” Blake said after a performance we saw just…
