The Voice introduced fans to the final nine artists to land spots on Season 24 Monday night. And for a night at least, the guys stole the show. Here’s a recap, with Voice Views’ picks for the night’s Top 3 performances.
Talented ladies are dominating Season 24 of The Voice, earning nearly twice as many spots on the show as male singers and earning two-thirds of the four-chair turns to date.
The Voice montaged Crystal Nicole’s blind audition. So you might be surprised to learn that she wrote “Only Girl (in the World),” the smash hit / Grammy-winning Rihanna song that Crystal sang for the occasion.
Ephraim Owens grew up singing in church and has been part of the music ministry at a variety of churches. Now he’s exploring music as an artist for the first time and started by turning four chairs on The Voice Season 24.
Fans heard a lot about Deejay Young’s theater experience on The Voice. But he’s also released a good deal of music, including a 2020 album and music videos for nine of the 12 tracks on that album.
Laura Williams turned to music to help cope with the bullying she experienced at school. Now she’s a four-chair turn recipient on Season 24 of The Voice.
Caleb Sasser stole the show and Willie Gomez also turned four chairs as the blind auditions continued on The Voice Tuesday night.
Nina Iris tore up the stage. Brandon Montel, Jarae Womack and Lila Forde also turned four chairs. But The Voice hit bum notes as the Season 24 auditions continued Monday night.
Nini Iris sparkled on The X Factor in Georgia — the country — back in 2015. Now she’s bringing her vocal talent and stage presence to Season 24 of The Voice.
Her audition: Joslynn Rose, 16, of Lake Benton, Minn., performed “Arcade” by Duncan Laurence: She showed off a nice tone at the opening. She also went big on the chorus and, by the time the song ended, she had Gwen Stefani, Niall Horan and Reba McEntire facing her way. Gwen loved the emotion in her…
