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Josh Gallagher nearly didn’t survive the knockout round on Season 11 of The Voice.

He had landed a spot on Team Blake Shelton with his blind audition cover of “Stay a Little Longer.”

But in the knockouts, he found himself pitted against Sundance Head , whom Blake declared the winner.

That’s when Adam Levine intervened, stealing Josh and vowing to haunt Blake with a country singer who was once a member of his team.

Originally from Pennsylvania, Josh was 25, living in Nashville and working on a debut EP when he auditioned for the show.

Here’s a look back at his performances from The Voice.

See also …
Ranking the Top 4 on The Voice
Who is The Voice leader on YouTube and social media?
A look back at Billy Gilman’s Voice performances
A look back at Sundance Head’s Voice performances
A look back at Wé McDonald’s Voice performances

Semifinals save performances — “I Drive Your Truck”
Not available on iTunes

Semifinals — “Danny’s Song”
iTunes performance — #3, 3rd among Top 8 behind Billy Gilman and Sundance Head

Semifinals — “Feelin’ Alright” (with Sundance Head)
Not available on iTunes

Top 10 — “Real Good Man”
iTunes performance — #40, 7th among Top 10, trailed other 3 finalists

Top 11 — “Drunk on Your Love”
iTunes performance — #79, 9th among Top 11, trailed other 3 finalists

Top 12 — “Why”
iTunes performance — #36, 4th among Top 12, trailed We McDonald, Billy Gilman

Live playoffs — “Colder Weather”
iTunes performance — #145, 5th among Top 20, trailed Billy Gilman, Sundance Head

Knockout round — “My Maria”
iTunes performance — #157, 9th among 20 artists to advance, trailed other 3 finalists

Battle round — “Stranger in My House” (with Blaine Long)
iTunes performance — Failed to crack Top 200 singles chart

Blind audition — “Stay a Little Longer”
iTunes performance — Failed to crack Top 200 singles chart