Her audition: Michelle Raitzin, 21, of Great Neck, N.Y., auditioned with “God Bless the Broken Road” and got Blake Shelton to turn his chair. Apparently he was the only one, though he proclaimed “how do you not push your button” after landing Michelle.
We only saw a couple seconds of Chelsea M’s blind audition for Season 4 of The Voice. But the gal from Springfield, Va., admits she was a bundle of nerves before it began.
You could certainly say 20-year-old Holly Tucker has found a variety of outlets for her love of music. She plays alto saxophone in Baylor University marching band.
Garrett Gardner had plenty of reasons to be a little anxious about his blind audition for The Voice Season 4. After all, he’d auditioned for Season 3 and failed to turn a chair with his performance of Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Have You Ever Seen the Rain.”
Karina Iglesias is the 35-year-old from Miami who took her grandmother along to her blind audition. It was fitting that she attend. After all, Karina said she discovered her love for music by singing alongside her grandmother in church when she was a young girl.
Taylor Beckham is the young lady we met in the third audition episode who once trained to be an Olympic gymnast. Was she serious about it?
You could say the Swon Brothers were inevitably drawn toward the music business. When they were growing up, their parents had a traveling gospel music show.
Season 4 of The Voice kicked off with a first-of-its-kind audition. Thank the Morgan Twins.
Savannah Berry got her first taste of country music fame almost exactly two years ago. Sugarland spotted her YouTube video of their song “Stuck Like Glue” and invited her to record a duet with them as a promotion for the 2011 Academy of Country Music Awards show.
Talk about close. Orlando Dixon was literally on the final line of his audition song, Ne-Yo’s “So Sick.”
