The five remaining acts on The Voice learn their fate tonight during an 8 p.m. results show. Three will advance to next week’s finals. Meanwhile, here’s a look back at last night’s performances in photos.
The Swon Brothers might have turned the trick. Danielle Bradbery is a lock. And tonight’s results show should offer all the suspense that last week’s lacked on The Voice.
Unless they stumble badly — very badly — Danielle Bradbery and Michelle Chamuel seemed destined for the finals on The Voice. That leaves three contestants — Sasha Allen, Amber Carrington and The Swon Brothers — vying for the third and final spot on the show next week.
American Idol’s house cleaning continued Monday, proving FOX is serious about revamping the show in hopes of recapturing its former glory. Executive producers Nigel Lythgoe and Ken Warwick won’t be around for American Idol Season 13, FOX confirmed.
Carrie Underwood was on the stage again Sunday night, headlining the final night of the CMA Fest in Nashville. A highlight of her four-song set was a cover of Guns N’ Roses “Paradise City,” a song she performed at the same venue back in 2010 as a duet with Jason Aldean.
With her “People Like Us” dance anthem still climbing the charts, Kelly Clarkson debuted a new country single over the weekend. That’s right, a country single.
Last week’s results show on The Voice was a bit anti-climactic. Especially once we learned only one singer would go home. Especially once voting ended with Holly Tucker trailing the other contestants badly on iTunes.
The big mover among American Idol tunes on the music chart this week is Kelly Clarkson’s latest single, “People Like Us.” Likely fueled by the release of the music video, the song jumped a whopping 20 spots on the Hot 100.
Carrie Underwood provided one of the night’s musical highlights at the CMT Music Awards with a tribute to Oklahoma’s tornado victim. Then she took the night’s top honors, winning video of the year for “Blown Away.”
If you watch The Voice, you’ve seen the advertisements for the latest singing show coming down the pike — “The Winner Is.” And you might have wondered if you’re likely to see any familiar faces on the show.
