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In the new episode, eight singers are eliminated while the other 9 contestants are moving onto the next round of the long-running NBC singing competition show.

Dec 2, 2020
AceShowbiz – “The Voice” season 19 revealed the results of Live Playoffs in the Tuesday, December 1 episode. Eight singers were eliminated while the other 9 contestants were moving onto the next round of the long-running NBC singing competition show. Singers with highest votes from each team would be automatically sent to the Top 9 with each coach being able to save one of their artists. One more singer would also be moving forward after winning the Wildcard Instant Save.
Saved by America’s Vote was Team Kelly Clarkson’s DeSz. Joining her in the Top 9 were Carter Rubin (Team Gwen Stefani) and Ian Flanigan (Team Blake Shelton). Additionally, Team John Legend had John Holiday moving onto the next round.
It was time for the coaches to choose one of their artists to be saved. After much deliberation, Kelly picked Cami Clune, while Gwen sent Ben Allen to the next round. As for Blake, he decided to keep Jim Ranger on the competition. John, meanwhile, saved Tamara Jade.
Unfortunately, host Carson Daly announced that Team Kelly’s Madeline Consoer was eliminated. Also among those who were sent home that night were Joseph Soul (Team Gwen), Sid Kingsley (Team Blake), Taryn Papa (Team Blake) and Chloe Hogan (Team John).
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Meanwhile, the runner-ups from each team would take the stage once again to compete for the last spot in the Top 9 with Wildcard Instant Save. The singers who were up for it were Worth the Wait from Team Blake, Payge Turner from Team Gwen, Tanner Gomes from Team Kelly, and Bailey Rae from Team John.
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Kicking things off was trio Worth the Wait, who performed “I’m Gonna Love You Through”. Meanwhile, Payge followed it up with a performance of Rihanna’s hit “Diamond”. Hoping to advance to the next round with “Pickin’ Wildflowers” was Tanner as Bailey returned to the stage to belt out “Never Again, Again”. Eventually, Bailey was named as the winner of Wildcard Instant Save, meaning that Tanner, Worth the Wait and Payge were sent home.

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As Ryan Gallagher from Team Kelly Clarkson withdraws from the competition, the final spot in Top 18 of current season 19 of the show will go to either Julia Cooper, Larriah Jackson or Taryn Papa.

Dec 1, 2020
AceShowbiz – “The Voice” season 19 returned with a new episode on Monday, November 30. In the new outing, the winner of the Four-Way Knockouts was revealed before the show moved onto the next round, which was Live Playoffs.
Ryan Gallagher, Julia Cooper, Larriah Jackson and Taryn Papa previously hit the stage to win one last spot in Top 18, but only one would get the spot. As Ryan from Team Kelly Clarkson withdrew from the competition, the spot went to either Julia, Larriah or Taryn. It was later announced that Taryn from Team Blake Shelton came out as the winner of the Four-Way Knockouts, while the other two were eliminated.
It was then time for Live Playoffs which was kicked off by Desz (Team Kelly). She hit the stage to sing Tina Turner’s “What’s Love Got to Do With It”. John Legend was impressed as he called her performance “soulful” and “intentional.” Coach Kelly also gushed over Dezs, saying that she had the voice of a “broken angel.”
Following it up was Madeline Consoer, who was also on Team Kelly. She opted for “What If I Never Get Over You” for the first night of Live Shows. Blake loved her song choice and enjoyed her performance, while Kelly urged America to vote for Madeline. Tanner Gomes, meanwhile, belted out “Lovin’ On You”. Unfortunatelty, it seemed like his mic was turned down as his voice was barely heard. Despite that, Kelly said that he had great instincts and that it was such an enjoyable performance.
Rounding out performances from team Kelly was Cami Clune. She offered a captivating performance of “Never Tear Us Apart”. Kelly loved it, calling it “cool, sexy and thrilling to watch.”

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As for Team Gwen Stefani, Payge Turner kicked things off with a performance of NSYNC’s “It’s Gonna Be Me” as she played guitar. Gwen said that it was a “dope” interpretation of the song. Later, Ben Allen took the stage to perform an emotional take on “There Goes My Life”. It was such an epic performance that the coaches gave him a standing ovation at the end of his performance.
Joseph Soul followed it up with a performance of “How Deep Is Your Love” in which he showcased his smooth and warm voice. Gwen raved about the “crazy” performance. Carter Rubin then hit the stage to belt out Mariah Carey’s hit “Hero” and it was yet another perfect performance from Team Gwen.
Jim Ranger from Team Blake then performed Lee Bice’s hit “Rumor”. The performance convinced Blake that Jim was “unbelievably talented” and that he would most likely be in the finale. Worth the Wait, meanwhile, sang Judds’ “Love Is Alive”. Blake was totally impressed, saying that it was their best performance of the season.
Singing “Make You Feel My Love” was Ian Flanigan. Flaunting his cool tone, he delivered a stunning performance. Rounding out performance from Team Blake were Taryn, who opted to sing “I Hope Your Happy Now”, and Sid Kingsley, who sang “Beyond”.
Team John Legend’s Tamara Jade then hit the stage to sing “Crazy” which perfectly described her performance that night. John even called her a superstar. Later, Chloe Hogan performed “My Future”, highlighting her jazzy vocals. Following it up was Bailey Rae, who sang “Sweet Music Man” by Kenny Roger. John praised her, saying that she belonged on this stage.
Concluding the Live Playoffs was John Holiday. He performed “Fly Me to the Moon” that fit his jazzy voice. John loved it and believed that America would keep him on the competition.

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In the new episode of the singing competiton, the remaining four singers are singing for the final night of Knockout with one being eliminated and one being stolen by one of the coaches.

Nov 25, 2020
AceShowbiz – “The Voice” season 19 concluded the Knockout Rounds before heading to the Four-Way Knockout Round. The first Knockout of the night was between Tanner Gomes and Marisa Corvo from Team Kelly Clarkson.
Marisa sang “If I Could Turn Back Time” by Cher, while Tanner belted out “Real Good Man” by Tim McGraw. Marisa perfectly showcased her skills. As for Tanner, she flaunted nice clarity to her voice and incredible flexibility when switching between head voice and high belts. Kelly then declared Tanner as the winner of the Knockout and Marisa was eliminated.
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Team John Legend’s John Holiday and Cami Clune later took the stage to have the next face-off. John opted to sing “All By Myself” by Celine Dion. Meanwhile, Cami belted out Annie Lennox’s version of “I Put a Spell on You”. Cami offered a sexy and dark take on the song and it was incredible. John also proved his skills by hitting some high notes during his performance. John eventually went with John Holiday. Fortunately for Cami, she remained in the competition after being stolen by Kelly.
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Now it’s time for the Four-Way Knockout Rounds. Featured in the round was Ryan Gallagher (Team Kelly) who sang “Time to Say Goodbye” by Andrea Bocelli and Larriah Jackson (Team Gwen Stefani) who sang “One and Only”. Meanwhile, Julia Cooper (Team John) belted out “Wish You Were Gay” by Billie Eilish with Taryn Papa (Team Blake) singing “Cry” by Faith Hill.
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Taryn performed first and that was such a solid performance. Julia followed it up with an equally stunning performance, though it might not be the best choice of song. Ryan then took the stage to show off his sexy voice, while Larriah also proved her potential before the coaches.
Results for the Four-Way Knockout will be revealed in the next episode.

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Desz and Sid Kingsley from Team Kelly open up the new episode of the long-running show as Desz belts out ‘Can We Talk’ by Tevin Campbell, while Sid opts to sing ‘Make it Rain’ by Foy Vance.

Nov 24, 2020
AceShowbiz – The Knockout Rounds of “The Voice” season 19 continued in a new episode, which aired on Monday, November 23. At the end of the episode, five singers were sent home while the others were moving to the next round. Meanwhile, coaches John Legend, Kelly Clarkson and Blake Shelton were the only ones who could use their save as Gwen Stefani used hers in the previous episode.
Desz and Sid Kingsley from Team Kelly opened up the night. Desz belted out “Can We Talk” by Tevin Campbell, while Sid opted to sing “Make it Rain” by Foy Vance. Both singers nailed their own performance, making it a hard decision for Kelly to make. However, she eventually decided that Desz was the winner. Thankfully for Sid, Blake used his save on him, so he went to his team.
Team Blake’s Jim Ranger and Jus Jon then took to the stage for the next Knockout. Jus Jon hoped to defeat Jim by singing “Finesse” by Bruno Mars. Meanwhile, his opponent chose to belt out “Humble and Kind” by Tim McGraw which he dedicated to his kids. Jim’s vocal stunned everyone and the coaches all gave him a standing ovation. Jus Jon’s performance was fun, but Blake didn’t seem to think it was enough to win over Jim. Jim went to the next round, while Jus Jon was eliminated.
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Bailey Rey and Lauren Frihauf from Team John then took the stage. Bailey sang “Let Me Down Easy” by Billy Currington before Lauren following it up with a performance of “Cry Baby” by Janis Joplin. Lauren impressed Gwen and Blake, who gave her a standing ovation at the end of her performance. Despite that, John named Bailey as the winner and Lauren was sent home.
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Following it up were other singers from Team Blake, Ian Flanigan and James Pyle. James showed off his skills by singing “In My Blood” by Shawn Mendes, while Ian picked Luke Combs’ “Beautiful Crazy”. Ian perfectly showed off what he got during his performance, while James was a little bit of a mess. Ian was the winner of the Knockout with James being eliminated.
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Before Team Kelly’s Kelsie Watts and Madeline Consoer performed, viewers were offered montage featuring Team Gwen’s Joseph Soul defeating Van Andrew. Kelsie later belted out “You Oughta Know” by Alanis Morissette, noting that the lyrics hit home for her. As for Madeline, she went with “Die from a Broken Heart” by Maddie & Ta. Kelly eventually kept Madeline on her team while Kelsie was eliminated.
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Concluding the night 2 of Knockout Rounds were Chloe Hogan and Carter Rubin from Team Gwen. Hoping to stay on the competition, Carter chose to sing “You Say” by Lauren Daigle. As for Chloe, she opted for “Weak” by SWV. Carter totally killed her performance of the emotional ballad and even moved Kelly to tears. Chloe then offered an equally stunning performance that excited John. After a long deliberation, Gwen picked Carter, and John decided to steal Chloe for his team.

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Each team will have three Knockout performances in addition to Four-Way Knockout, while RnB singer Usher has been introduced as the mega mentor for season 19.

Nov 18, 2020
AceShowbiz – Following the end of Battle Rounds, season 19 of “The Voice” began the Knockouts in the new episode. Airing on Tuesday, November 17, the episode saw Usher being introduced as the mega mentor for the current season. Each team would have three Knockout performances in addition to Four-Way Knockout.
The first Knockout was between Tamara Jade and Casme from Team John Legend. Tamara opted to sing “Higher Ground” by Stevie Wonder, while Casme belted out “Wrecking Ball” by Miley Cyrus. They both gave stunning performances but John had to make a decision, and he decided to keep Tamara on his team.
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Later, Team Gwen Stefani had Payge Turner going against Ryan Berg. Payge sang “Creep” by Radiohead for her Knockout performance, while Ryan chose “Makin’ Me Look Good Again” by Drake White. The coaches raved about Ryan’s “gentle rasp.” Payge received a huge praise from the coaches as Blake Shelton described her performance as her having “an out-of-body experience.” Meanwhile, John called her “a revelation.” Gwen named Payge as the winner.

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Following it up was Ben Allen and Worth the Wait from Team Blake. Ben performed “She Got the Best of Me” by Luke Combs, while the trio sang “Delta Dawn” by Tanya Tucker. Ben was praised for his big voice, while John told Worth the Wait that it was easily their best performance. Blake was also impressed by the mother-daughter trio’s harmonies as they listened to his advice during rehearsals. Blake eventually picked Worth the Wait. However, Gwen wasn’t going to let Ben go that easily because she decided to steal Ben.
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More Knockout performances will be shown in the next episode. “The Voice” airs on Mondays and Tuesdays on NBC.

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The new episode marks the third and final night of Battle Rounds and the first pair to face off that evening are Carter Rubin and Larriah Jackson from Team Gwen Stefani.

Nov 17, 2020
AceShowbiz – “The Voice” season 19 returned on Monday, November 16. The new episode marked the third and final night of Battle Rounds and the first pair to face off that evening were Team Gwen Stefani’s Carter Rubin and Larriah Jackson, who sang Meghan Trainor’s song featuring John Legend “Like I’m Gonna Lose You”.
Both singers were incredible that Gwen was having a hard time to make a decision. While Blake Shelton and John urged her to pick Larriah, Gwen decided to keep Carter due to his more unique sound to his voice. However, she saved Larriah by sending her to the four-way Knockout.
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The next pair consisted of Ian Flanigan and Aaron Scott, who performed “Have You Ever Seen the Rain?” by Credence Clearwater Revival. They seemed to be on par when it came to talent, but Blake chose Ian while Aaron was sent home. Following it up was Casme, who sang against fellow Team John member Rio Souma. They belted out Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell’s “You’re All I Need to Get By”. Although he loved Rio’s control, John named Casme as the winner.
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Team Kelly Clarkson’s Marisa Corvo and Ryan Gallagher then showed off their skills, singing Celine Dion’s “I Surrender”. The song served as a huge advantage for Marisa as she belted out high notes while Ryan matched her vocals with perfect harmony. Marisa was the winner, but Kelly decided to save Ryan by sending him to the four-way Knockout.
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Viewers were later offered montage of performances of some other battles. Emmalee and Kelsie Watts sang “Love Me” and Kelly chose Kelsie as the winner. Meanwhile, Blake declared Ben Allen as the winner after he went against Sam Stacy during their performance of “Free”. Tori Miller and Van Andrew from Team Gwen then sang “Exile”. Gwen was impressed by Val’s potential and made him the winner.
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Singing “I Need a Dollar” by Aloe Blacc were Liam St. John and Ryan Berg from Team Gwen. Kelly said that she liked Ryan and John agreed. Gwen apparently thought the same as she chose to keep Ryan to be on her team. Concluding the night were James and Cami Clune from Team John as they performed Chris Isaak’s “Wicked Game”. John named Cami as the winner, while Blake quickly claimed James as one of his team members.

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Kicking off the new episode are Desz and Joseph Soul from Team Kelly Clarkson who show off their skills while singing Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes’ ‘If You Don’t Know Me by Now’.

Nov 11, 2020
AceShowbiz – The second night of Battles Round aired on Tuesday, November 10. Kicking off the night were Desz and Joseph Soul from Team Kelly Clarkson who showed off their skills while singing Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes’ “If You Don’t Know Me by Now”. They were both great soulful singers so it was a hard decision for Kelly to let go one of them.
Eventually, Kelly picked Desz as Joseph got pitchy in some places probably because he was nervous. However, his journey didn’t stop there as coach Gwen Stefani decided to steal him for her own team.
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The next battle was from Team Blake Shelton. Jim Ranger and John Sullivan hit the stage to belt out Kane Brown’s “Good as You”. Blake said, “First of all, gats off to both of you guys. They rehearsed this song and performed it in front of Kane Brown,” before saying to fellow coach John Legend, “who has you to thank for launching that hit song off your popular podcast or whatever it is, ‘Trailer Talk’.” He praised John for being a good story-teller, while calling Jim a naturally talented and “big vocalist.” Jim won the battle and no one stole John.
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John Holiday and Julia Cooper from Team John then performed a duet of Stevie Wonder’s “Summer Soft”. John was impressed by Julia’s “cool” tone, her vibrato and her special approach to the song. As for John Holiday, John said, “Everybody’s struggling to find someone to compare you to, but there’s just no one that they can compare you to. The world needed to hear your voice.” John Holiday was declared as the winner as John sent Julia to the four-way Knockout.
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Later, viewers were offered montage of two other battles. Skylar Alyvia Mayton and Tanner Gomes from Team Kelly sang “Whiskey Lullaby” before Kelly chose to send Tanner to the next round. Meanwhile, Chloe Hogan from Team Gwen won over Lain Roy after they took the stage to sing “Adore You”.
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“The Voice” airs on Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 P.M. on NBC.

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