A new batch of aspiring musicians took to The Voice stage for the Blind Auditions, hoping to impress coaches Reba McEntire, Gwen Stefani, Snoop Dogg, or Michael Bublé. Monday’s episode showcased a diverse group of singers competing for a chance to join one of the coach’s teams. From the oldest contestant of the season to the first musical trio, the episode had it all.
One of the standout moments of the night was when Gwen Stefani joined contestant Crystalla Gonzalez for a duet of No Doubt’s “Just a Girl.” Despite not making it past the Blind Auditions, Gonzalez left a lasting impression on the coaches with her performance.
With the introduction of the Coach Replay button, the competition intensified as the coaches battled to secure top talent for their teams. As the Blind Auditions unfolded, viewers witnessed which singers caught the attention of the coaches in Week 2 of The Voice and if the Coach Replay button would be used again.
Tanner Frick, a singer from Manchester, Tenn., impressed all four coaches with his rendition of “Thought You Should Know” by Morgan Wallen. Within four seconds, all four chairs had turned, showcasing the unanimous praise for Frick’s talent. Ultimately, he chose to join Team Reba.
The 323, the season’s first musical trio, delivered a unique performance of Britney Spears’s “(You Drive Me) Crazy.” Their unconventional approach to harmonies and arrangements caught Reba McEntire’s attention, earning them a spot on her team.
Gail Bliss, the oldest contestant at 61 years old, showcased her vocal prowess with “If It Hadn’t Been for Love” by The Steeldrivers. Despite not initially turning any chairs, Snoop Dogg utilized his Coach Replay power to add Bliss to his team.
Kamila Kiehne’s powerful cover of “Black Velvet” garnered attention from three coaches, with Michael Bublé eager to have her on his team. Bublé compared Kiehne’s performance to when he first saw Kelly Clarkson, highlighting her potential in the competition.
Looking ahead, viewers can anticipate more Blind Auditions in the upcoming episodes. With two coaches having used their Coach Replay power, the competition remains fierce as teams start to take shape. As Team Reba, Team Gwen, Team Snoop, and Team Bublé continue to build their rosters, the next episode promises more talent and surprises.
Don’t miss the next episode of The Voice airing on Monday, Oct. 7 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on NBC for more captivating performances and coach decisions.