Idol Chatter & Voice Views

Sundance Head of The Voice Season 11 performs during the knockout round. (NBC Photo)

Sundance sang Miley Cyrus’ “The Climb” in his match with fellow country singer Josh Gallagher.

Blake selected Sundance the winner, but Josh advanced to the live playoffs as well. He was stolen by Adam Levine after performing “My Maria.”

At noon Tuesday — the time voting typically ends after a live episode of The Voice — those were two of the three songs that had cracked the iTunes Top 200 singles chart.

Sundance was far ahead of everyone else at number 45. Teenager We McDonald was sitting at number 70 with “No More Drama;” she won her knockout against Courtnie Ramirez. And Josh was at 157 with “My Maria.”

Here’s a look at where all the singers stood at noon on the iTunes genre charts. Only songs from advancing artists are availalbe, and all eight advancing artists charted.

Follow the links and you’ll find a profile for each contestant.

We McDonald, “No More Drama” — #70 on overall singles chart; #4 on on the R&B singles chart

Jason Warrior, “I Want YOu” — #17 on the R&B singles chart

Ali Caldwell, “No Ordinary Love” — #22 on the R&B singles chart

Simon Gundy, “Midnight Train to Georgia” — #25 on the R&B singles chart

Sundance Head, “The Climb” — #45 on the overall singles chart; #8 on the country singles chart

Josh Gallagher, “My Maria” — #157 on the overall singles chart; #39 on the country singles chart

Kylie Rothfield, “Hound Dog” — #1 on the blues singles chart

Riley Elmore, “Haven’t Met You Yet” — #1 on the jazz singles chart