Finding himself in the middle four during the Live Semi-final rounds, The Voice contestant Adam David stunned everyone with a soaring rendition of Teddy Swims’ “Lose Control.” Viewers voted him the Instant Save winner, securing David the fifth and final spot in the Top 5. Representing Michael Bublé in the season 27 finale alongside Jadyn Cree, David again blew coaches and viewers away when he belted “You Are So Beautiful” by Billy Preston, followed by a soaring performance of Jelly Roll and Brandon Lake’s “Hard Fought Hallelujah.”
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Tonight, we learn the identity of our season 27 winner. But first, the Top 5 get to share a stage with the one who helped get them here. During Tuesday’s (May 20) second part of the live finale, Adam David and Michael Bublé put their talents together for this stunning performance.
Adam David Shares Stage With ‘The Voice’ Coach Michael Bublé
Along with Team Bublé’s Adam David and Jadyn Cree, each team has one artist representing them in The Voice season 27 finale. Team Adam Levine’s Lucia Flores-Wiseman, Jaelen Johnston from Team Kelsea Ballerini, and Renzo from Team John Legend also have a shot at the crown.
Joining forces onstage, David and Bublé performed “The Weight” by The Band during Monday’s (May 20) Live Finale Part 2 episode.
Adam David sing 'The Weight' with his coach Michael Buble. Love their comradery, very comfortable on stage together, giving each other great energy, and just laying in the cut, riding the rydim. Loved Adam's jacket. I need those sequined sleeves. #TheVoice #VoiceFinale
— Robert Anton (@SoUWanaBaSinger) May 21, 2025
David’s journey on The Voice has been anything but straightforward, from earning just one chair turn with his Blind Audition performance of “Baby I Love Your Way” to quite literally singing for his life in the Live Semi-Finals.
catch me going to see “Adlé” on tour anyday #TheVoice @MichaelBuble
— Mackenzie Panunte (@kpanunte) May 21, 2025
“There’s something that I really love about a guy who has done the work, who has put in the time, who has gigged,” Bublé said. “He is a working musician, a blue-collar guy who deserves the shot… He is ready for a great career.”
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He’s Been Sober For Six Years
Indeed, it’s difficult not to feel inspired by The Voice finalist Adam David’s triumphant story. Not long after moving to Los Angeles from Florida, the singer-songwriter had blown through his savings. He returned to his hometown “disillusioned, disappointed and in debt.”
“I lost all of my motivation and energy to make music, so I just started using blow to cope,” David told Recovery Unplugged. Eventually, he couldn’t get out of bed without it.
Realizing he needed to make a change, David entered recovery. He celebrated six years of sobriety in March.
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