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JACQUIE ROAR of TEAM REBA!
Monday marked the first night of the Semi-Finals on The Voice. Last week the final 12 contestants took the stage in the first round of Live Shows, with three artists ultimately being sent packing. Tonight, the remaining nine contestants look to book a ticket to the upcoming finale.
Keep up with all the thrilling action from the episode in real time here:
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JACQUIE ROAR of TEAM REBA!
The Voice viewers are now able to vote for which contestant they wish to save. They can pick Jordan Rianer, Jacquie Roar, Bias, Nini Iris, and Mac Royals.
Use The Voice’s official app or at NBC.com/VoiceSave.
Hoping to secure his spot in the top 5, Mac Royals finishes strong during his possibly last performance on The Voice stage.
Royals, who has been a Team Legend fan favorite, performed Wanna Know by Joe. Legend had nothing but praise for Royals, noting that the contestant has given the competition “exquisite, beautiful R&B music” every week.
“You belong in our industry,” Legend declared. “You believe in the studio making records, and you belong in the finale of The Voice.”
During her possible last performance on The Voice, Team Reba’s Jordan Rainer sang Lee Brice’s hit track I Don’t Dance.
Rainer was the Instant Save winner of last week’s live show.
For her possibly last performance on The Voice stage, Jacquie Roar of Team Reba wow’d the audience with her rendition of Heart’s Alone.
In the last ditch effort to earn the fifth and final spot on The Voice Season 24, Team Gwen’s BIAS takes to the stage and sings Go Rest High on That Mountain by Vince Gill.
In the last effort to be saved, Nini Iris took to The Voice and performed Mad World.
As the last finalist prepares to be announced, here are the remaining artists.
Following his duet with fellow The Voice coach Niall Horan, John Legend took to the stage to perform solo What Christmas Means to Me.
Legend was seen wearing a festive red jacket as the other The Voice coaches cheered him on from their famous red chairs.
MARA JUSTINE of Team Niall!
She performed her rendition of Parachute by Chris Stapleton the night before.
RUBY LEIGH for Team Reba!
Leigh wow’d the audience during her rendition of Take Me Home, Country Roads by John Denver.
HUNTLEY from Team Niall!
He performed Way Down We Go by KALEO during the semifinals.
LILA FORDE is named the first finalist of The Voice Season 24!
She performed River by Joni Mitchell last night!
Before the announcement of who will be performing in the Season 24 finale of The Voice next week, here are the semifinalists and what they performed on Monday, Dec. 11.
The contests also split into three teams to perform a song by Taylor Swift.
Just before the first finalist was announced, The Voice coaches Niall Horan and John Legend took to the stage to perform Horan’s The Show.
During the performance, Legend played the piano while he and Horan sang.
Just before the final five contestants of The Voice season 24 are announced, Niall Horan will be performing The Show with special guest… John Legend. Horan announced the upcoming performance on X (formerly Twitter)
As the night starts to wind down, Team Legend’s Mac Royals shows off his range by performing Tedding Pendergrass’ track Love T.K.O.
John quickly said what the live audience and those watching were thinking by stating that Royals was, indeed, a “mega star.” He also encouraged The Voice contestant to embrace the fans and his role as the last remaining R&B singer on the show’s season 24.
In the final trio performance of the night, Ruby Leigh, BIAS, and Jordan Rainer sing Taylor Swift’s well-known song Mean.
The performance was a great way for the trio to let their critics know they don’t care what anyone says and they are ready to sing no matter what.
Team Niall continued to shine as Mara Justine took to the stage to perform Chris Stapleton’s hit track Parachute.
Niall excited about the performance stated that he appreciated the song choice because it was a chance for her to be dynamic with her voice. John then said she hit notes he had never heard her hit before. He also appreciated the way she showed different sides of herself as an artist each week.
Following his trio performance, Team Niall’s Huntley sings KALEO’s Way Down We Go for his solo performance.
John shared his thoughts quickly about the performance by stating he’s “seeing the vision” of who Huntley is as an artist. He also describe the contestant as a “flawless vocalist.”
Niall then said that Huntley is “Mr. Consistent” and the performance is the “world” Huntley belongs in. That is because the song was perfect for him.
During their trio performance, Team Niall’s Nini Iris and Mara Justine teamed up with Team Reba’s Jacquie Roar to sing Taylor Swift’s Don’t Blame Me.
The performance blew everyone away because of the creativity and beauty in each contestant’s voice.
Ready to wow the fans both in the audience and from afar, Team Reba’s final contestant of the night, Jordan Rainer took to The Voice stage to perform Blake Shelton’s hit tune Ol’ Red.
Gwen, Shelton’s wife, was quick to share her thoughts on the performance, calling it “such a trip” because she didn’t think it was a song a female could ever do. That didn’t stop her from loving the performance and referred to it as her favorite from Jordan so far.
Reba then said Jordan did that song and the state of Oklahoma proud with the performance. She also said that Jordan handled the song like a pro.
Team Gwen’s BIAS performed Rascal Flatts’ famous love ballad Bless the Broken Road and left everyone cheering both in the audience and at home.
Niall called the performance the “most mature” of BIAS’ and reflected on the contestant’s “levels of consistency” by stating they are “through the roof.”
Gween agreed with the fellow The Voice coach and said she’s excited that BIAS remains on her team. She then praised him as being a character, which appeals to the audience.
Up next are Huntley, Lila Forde, and Mac Royal. The trio performed Taylor Swift’s track Exile on The Voice stage. While Huntley kicked off the song with low notes, Royal showed off his tenor voice. Forde further contributed to the performance with her amazing harmony.
The first contestant to take the stage for The Voice season 24 semifinals is Team Reba’s fan favorite, Ruby Leigh. The singer selected John Denver’s Take Me Home, Country Roads.
Reba McEntire continued to encourage Leigh to perform with her strong yodel, which helped the performance. John Legend praised Leigh for her epic cover of the song by telling her she’s consistent and always “authentically” her.
“Thank you everyone for the support. I can’t tell you how much I appreciate it,” Nitti wrote in an Instagram post. “I walked the road of my dream for a bit and loved every minute of it. I’m also quite certain I’m where in need to be right now.”
“I ain’t ever giving up on this dream and my two kids know that. Without a doubt in my mind, I know they’re just as proud of me as I am of them,” he added, concluding with lyrics from his Battles song, “‘Til You Can’t” by Cody Johnson. “‘If you’re gonna love somebody, hold them as long and is strong and as close as you can, till you can’t’ #prouddad #followyourdreams #nevergiveup #rebamcentireismyidol #thevoice #nbc.”
Team Niall
Team Reba
Team Gwen
Team Legend
To learn more about the artists, click here.
There will be a new episode of The Voice on Tonight as we enter the Semi-Finals. For more viewing details click here, or keep tuned into our live blog to follow along on the episode.
Tonight, the remaining Voice contestants will perform covers of numerous Taylor Swift hit songs. Swift is no stranger to The Voice, appearing on the show on multiple occasions, including in Season 17 as a “Mega Mentor.”
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