If ever there was a Voice results show that showed iTunes rankings aren’t a sure indicator of the outcome, Tuesday’s was it.
Emily Keener’s cover of “Lilac Wine” hit number 27 on iTunes Tuesday, third best of any song from the show the night before.
Owen Danoff cracked the Top 50 with his version of “7 Years.” Four singers from The Voice finished below him on iTunes, one by more than 100 spots.
But when Carson Daly finished announcing the advancing artists Tuesday night, Emily and Owen were standing side by side in the bottom two.
After their save-me performances — Emily performed “Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain;” Owen sang “Lego House” — fans spared Owen via the show’s instant Twitter save. That means he advances to next week’s Top 11.
Here are photos from Tuesday’s show.
Emily Keener and Owen Danoff wound up in the bottom two on The Voice. (NBC Photo)
Owen Danoff sings for the save Tuesday night on The Voice. (NBC Photo)
Owen Danoff sings for the save Tuesday night on The Voice. (NBC Photo)
Emily Keener sings for the save Tuesday night on The Voice. (NBC Photo)
Emily Keener sings for the save Tuesday night on The Voice. (NBC Photo)
Shalyah Fearing, Laith Al-Saadi, Adam Levine and Owen Danoff during a Team Adam performance on The Voice Tuesday night. (NBC Photo)
Shalyah Fearing, Laith Al-Saadi, Adam Levine and Owen Danoff during a Team Adam performance on The Voice Tuesday night. (NBC Photo)
Shalyah Fearing and Laith Al-Saadi during a Team Adam performance on The Voice Tuesday night. (NBC Photo)
Paxton Ingram, Adam Wakefield, Blake Shelton and Mary Sarah during a Team Blake performance Tuesday night on the Voice. (NBC Photo)
Paxton Ingram, Adam Wakefield, Blake Shelton and Mary Sarah during a Team Blake performance Tuesday night on the Voice. (NBC Photo)
Paxton Ingram and Adam Wakefield during a Team Blake performance Tuesday night on the Voice. (NBC Photo)
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