The message from The Voice fans is loud and clear: Take a risk, it just might pay off. I mean, look at this morning’s iTunes charts. Three of the four — yep, four — Voice songs to crack the top 10 on the overall singles chart were cases where singers strayed from the original version…
I’ve been wondering where Melanie Amaro’s been. The answer: This week, she’ll be returning to The X Factor stage as one of the result night performers.
The Top 6 on The Voice will get a chance to flex their versatility tonight. That’s because each singer will perform twice — one song chosen by their mentor, one song of their own choosing.
We’ll get a double dose of the Top 6 on The Voice tonight. Yep, if you were wondering how The Voice was going to fill two hours with just six singers left, that’s the answer: Each will perform twice.
Now it gets tricky, doesn’t it? We’re down to six contestants. And if The Voice brags that it’s their best Top 6 yet, you won’t hear me disputing the claim.
The music won’t end when The Voice Top 6 episode ends Monday night. The show will be followed by “Blake Shelton’s Not So Family Christmas,” set to air at 10 p.m. on NBC.
She appeared in the 2011 film “Soul Surfer.” She has guest starred on “How I Met Your Mother” and “Sesame Street.”
I already reported where Phillip Phillips’ and Kelly Clarkson’s new albums landed on the Billboard charts this week. And that the single Phillip once disowned — “Home” — has reached a new peak of number eight on the Hot 100. So what else happened on the Billboard charts this week?
Only six contestants remain entering Monday night’s episode of The Voice on NBC. Advancing to the top six are Cassadee Pope, Amanda Brown, Melanie Martinez, Terry McDermott, Nicholas David and Trevin Hunte.
The Top 8 became a Top 6 on The X Factor this week. Vino Alan, third in the voting the last three weeks, was eliminated from the show, along with Paige Thomas, the low vote-getter.
