Idol Chatter & Voice Views

Danny Joseph expresses gratitude to coach Reba McEntire during Tuesday’s results show on The Voice. (NBC Photo)

All four coaches will be represented in the season finale on The Voice Season 26.

That’s because Danny Joseph of Team Reba nabbed the instant save at the end of Tuesday’s results show.

Earlier Tuesday, Voice host Carson Daly had announced Jeremy Beloate of Team Snoop, Sydney Sterlace of Team Gwen and Sofronio Vasquez and Shye of Team Michael Buble as the singers voted into the finale.

That left both Team Reba semifinalists, Danny and Adam Bohanan in danger of elimination along with Christina Eagle of Team Snoop and Jan Dan of Team Gwen.

Each performed a save-me performance before Carson turned the verdict over to fans.

Danny, the last singer to perform, wound up winning.

Here’s how Voice Views graded those save performances.

Christina Eagle (Team Snoop), “Heart Like a Truck” by Lainey Wilson: Christina’s turned into quite the sassy spitfire on stage and she showed that again in this performance, excelling most when the song swelled near the end. But the show is called The Voice. And, overall, that vocal did not scream “save me.” Grade: C

Adam Bohanan (Team Reba), “Pretty Wings” by Maxwell: Like Christina, Adam turned just one chair in the blinds. So reaching the semifinals is worth celebrating. But this was another so-so save performance. Give Adam this, he delivered tons of frills in a two-minute performance and nailed a couple of pretty impressive big notes. Grade: B–

Jan Dan (Team Gwen), “Gravity” by John Mayer: I could sense some nerves from Christina and Adam at the very start of their performances. Not from Jan Dan, who sounded solid from the word go. In fact, this song is better suited to his rich vocals that anything he’s performed in weeks. Nice ending too. One of Jan Dan’s best efforts on the show. Grade: B+

Danny Joseph (Team Reba), “House of the Rising Sun” by The Animals: If you’re a blues singers, this is a nice song to have in your hip pocket when you need it. Like in a save situation on The Voice. It got a little shouty too early for my taste, but Danny delivered a big ending to a song Voice fans will love, and that likely tipped the scales in his favor. Grade: B