When you think about it, the battle rounds on The Voice put singers in a truly unusual position. They’re competing against their battle-round partner. At the same time, they’re expected to harmonize and put on a good show as a duet.
Scotty McCreery’s second album went on sale today. And, right now, it’s trailing the new EP from Chase Rice and sitting at number two on the iTunes country album chart.
Two teens from New Jersey have the best performing songs on iTunes from the first night of battle round performances on The Voice. In fact, as of 9:30 a.m., they had the only songs from Monday’s episode to crack the top 200 on iTunes singles download chart.
Six singers won battles and three survived to sing another day thanks to steals as The Voice kicked off its battle rounds Monday night. The victors of the battle round matchups included Tessanne Chin, Jacquie Lee, Caroline Pennell, Shelbie Z., Grey and Amber Nicole. Saved from elimination were Briana Cuoco and Nic Hawk by Blake…
The Voice has assembled 48 talented singers for Season 5. Tonight, the coaches will start whittling away at that field of 48, matching their singers in duets and selecting one winner.
Scotty McCreery’s sophomore album is due to hit stores and download sites Tuesday. And the Season 10 winner of American Idol is getting solid reviews for “See You Tonight.”
In a promo clip for the battle rounds, you’ll hear Adam Levine talking about how he has his best team ever on The Voice. In this case, it isn’t just hyperbole spewed forth to fit the show’s “can anyone beat Blake” storyline.
His audition: Brian Pounds, 24, of Austin, Texas, sang Darius Rucker’s “Wagon Wheel.” The performance prompted chair turns from Blake Shelton and Cee Lo Green, the only coaches with vacancies on their team at that point. Blake complimented him on a “great sound” and a “great clear voice.”
His audition: Matt Cermanski, 20, of Phoenixville, Pa., auditioned with John Hiatt’s “Have a Little Faith in Me.” Adam Levine turned his chair within the first few notes and was followed by Blake Shelton and Cee Lo Green. Blake complimented Matt for his versatility, saying he performed the song “like a cat playing with a…
His audition: Brandon Chase, 20, of Arlington, Texas, performed Hunter Hayes’ “Wanted.” Blake Shelton spun his chair early in the performance, followed by Cee Lo. In terms of country music, Blake said Brandon sounded like “the real deal.”
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