"There’s never been anyone who sounds like you, man."įlanigan's original song "Never Learn" is a tribute to all parents. "I don’t know if Ian is from the past or from the future," Shelton said. Legend applauded Flanigan's "distinct character that’s in your voice." ("A pictures worth a thousand words, But you cant see what those shades of gray keep covered.") The Saugerties, New York native, who only earned one chair turn, took on a country classic: Jamey Johnson's "In Color." He performed on a stage covered in black-and-white family photos. You put yourself out here every single week." Team Shelton's Ian Flanigan "There’s no one like you," Legend said. "You continue to show America more of yourself every single week.
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He closed his run on the series with Beyoncé's "Halo." The opera-trained singer said he saw a "halo" over Legend when the "Wild" singer turned for him during the Blind Auditions.
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Holiday's "Voice" journey came full circle during his last performance. "You have been so versatile through this competition," Legend said. "It’s magical to see all the things you are able to do." "So where do we go? We only go up."Ĭlarkson said she was impressed with Holiday's "Celine Dion lungs." "The Fahrenheit of the love the fans are giving me, I don't want that to go away," Holiday said. ("Feeling your Fahrenheit, I’ve never been more alive.") The Rosenberg, Texas native, a three-chair turn, said his original song "Where Do We Go" was inspired by his new fans. "I’m not crying anymore, I compartmentalized all feelings," Clarkson said. "You do things vocally that no one I know can do… It’s all the things that I desire to be as a vocalist and honest to God will never reach."Ĭlarkson assured her finalists that despite tomorrow's results, "just know that you sang your butt off on this stage." Team Legend's John Holiday "I am going to be honest with you, I was like, 'What?'" But Desz won over all the coaches with her "Desz-ified" rendition. "She actually picked this song," Clarkson explained. She tapped into her "emotional" and "vulnerable" side on the rock classic "Landslide" by Fleetwood Mac. 'The Voice': Blake Shelton, Gwen Stefani's 'teaming up' against Kelly Clarkson backfiresĭesz wanted to switch it up on her cover. "You did such a beautiful thing, but everyone needs that message right now."Ĭlarkson called Desz "hands down the greatest vocalist I’ve worked with on this show." Desz replied, "I feel like I won when you turned your chair." "I needed that song," an emotional Clarkson said, trying regaining her composure. ("It's not the end of the world, but it sure does feel like it.")
The Houston native, a four-chair turn, took everyone to church on her original song "Holy Ground." Legend said she "summoned this holy energy" with her powerful song that spoke to the challenging year of 2020.
You are a beautiful person, inside and out." Team Clarkson's Desz "I don't think America understands… to be 15-year-old and to be so incredibly calm and cool," Stefani said. "Thank you for trusting me. Rubin said he can relate to his original song "Up From Here," because "we all have highs and lows in our life." ("As long as we go down together, we can make it up from here.")
'The Voice': Gwen Stefani threatens to quit after battling teens nail John Legend song I’m just so happy to be your coach," Stefani said. Blake Shelton added, "Even though I’m supposed to be your competition…I’m a fan." "You are so special and gifted and so natural. The Long Island, New York native, who received a two-chair turn in the Blind Auditions, kicked off the show with an emotional performance of Miley Cyrus' "The Climb" to represent his journey on the show. 'The Voice': After shocking Top 5 reveal, Blake Shelton's team has edge going into finale Here's what happened during Monday's finale: Each coach is represented in the finale, but Shelton has a slight advantage with two finalists, as opposed to Kelly Clarkson's, John Legend's and Gwen Stefani's solo singer. The only thing that separated one of the top five finalists – Carter Rubin, 15 Desz, 30 Flanigan, 30 John Holiday, 35 and Jim Ranger, 38 – from hoisting "The Voice" trophy was two final performances on Monday.Įach artist was tasked with performing a cover and an original song. "When COVID is over, I am going to fly to wherever you are and I’m going to give you a big hug." This is an entire season now, and I haven’t been able to give you one hug," Blake Shelton said to his finalist Ian Flanigan. Watch Video: 'The Voice': Everything you want to know about the singing competitionĪfter an unprecedented season riddled with COVID-19 restrictions and social distancing, "The Voice" is one night away from crowning its new champion.
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