The Voice Season 26 Knockouts: Contestants Who Made It Through

The Voice’s season 26 has reached a pivotal moment with the conclusion of the Battle Rounds, paving the way for the eagerly awaited Knockout Rounds. This season showcases an exciting lineup of four celebrity coaches: Snoop Dogg, Gwen Stefani, Michael Bublé, and Reba McEntire, each guiding talented contestants on their musical journey.

Throughout the intense Battle Rounds, contestants faced off against their teammates in duets, competing for the opportunity to progress. A total of 36 artists secured their place in the Knockout Rounds after five thrilling episodes that aired from October 21 to November 4, 2024.

The Mechanics of Battle Rounds

In these rounds, two contestants from the same team perform a duet, after which their coach must select one to advance while the other risks elimination. A unique twist in The Voice format allows coaches to “steal”eliminated contestants, ensuring the competition remains unpredictable and dynamic.

Contestants Advancing to the Knockouts

The following talented contestants have progressed to the Knockout Rounds:

1. Christina Eagle (Team Snoop Dogg)
2. Mikaela Ayira (Team Snoop Dogg)
3. Sydney Sterlace (Team Gwen Stefani)
4. Sloane Simon (stolen by Michael Bublé)
5. Jan Dan (Team Gwen Stefani)
6. Kendall Eugene (Team Reba McEntire)
7. Kiara Vega (Team Michael Bublé)
8. Mor Ilderton (stolen by Gwen Stefani)
9. Adam Bohanan (Team Reba)
10. ChrisDeo (Team Snoop Dogg)
11. Edward Preble (Team Michael Bublé)
12. Gabrielle Zabosky (Team Gwen)
13. Jeremy Beloate (Team Michael Bublé)
14. Torre Blake (Team Snoop Dogg)
15. Danny Joseph (Team Reba McEntire)
16. Lauren-Michael Sellers (Team Reba McEntire)
17. Jake Tankersley (Team Snoop Dogg)
18. Shye (Team Michael Bublé)
19. Felsmere (Team Gwen Stefani)
20. Jose Luis (Team Gwen Stefani)
21. Georgia Starnes (Team Snoop Dogg)
22. Kay Sibal (Team Gwen Stefani)
23. Jaukeem Fortson (Team Reba McEntire)
24. Sofronio Vasquez (Team Michael Bublé)
25. Camryn Brooks (Team Gwen Stefani)
26. Mary McAvoy (Team Snoop Dogg)
27. Tate Renner (Team Reba McEntire)
28. J. Paul (Team Michael Bublé)
29. Cameron Wright (Team Michael Bublé)
30. Cassidy Lee (stolen by Reba McEntire)
31. Frankie Torres (stolen by Reba McEntire)
32. Deon Jones (stolen by Gwen Stefani)
33. Austyns Stancil (stolen by Snoop Dogg)
34. Aliyah Khaylyn (stolen by Snoop Dogg)
35. Tanner Frick (stolen by Michael Bublé)
36. Cassidy Lee (stolen by Reba McEntire)

Noteworthy Highlights from the Battle Rounds

The seventh episode witnessed emotional and memorable performances. Snoop Dogg made a significant choice by advancing Christina Eagle after her touching performance against Gail Bliss, emphasizing the importance of potential recognition.

Gwen Stefani’s decision to choose Sydney Sterlace over Sloane Simon led to a twist when Michael Bublé seized the opportunity to steal Simon, voicing his belief in her competitive edge.

In the following episodes, Reba McEntire also experienced tough choices, particularly when she selected Kendall Eugene after a poignant duet with Alison Elena. The excitement escalated when Michael Bublé paired Mor Ilderton and Kiara Vega, resulting in Gwen stealing Ilderton after Vega’s victory.

Episodes eight and nine brought more standout performances, including Adam Bohanan’s win over Kevin James Graham on Team Reba, while Jake Tankersley triumphed against Brad Sample from Team Snoop. Reba executed strategic steals, including saving Frankie Torres following Gwen’s elimination.

During episode ten, Austyns Stancil opted for Snoop Dogg as his new coach amidst thrilling cliffhangers. Snoop showcased his keen eye for talent by choosing Georgia Starnes over Dreion. Gwen Stefani commended Kay Sibal’s performance, while Reba selected Jaukeem Fortson in a tight match-up.

The concluding Battle Round, episode eleven, was filled with suspense as Camryn Brooks clinched her spot following a duet with Rowdy Shea, and Mary McAvoy emerged victorious against Michael Alexandersson. Reba McEntire notably rescued both Tanner Frick and Cassidy Lee from elimination.

The Road Ahead: Transitioning to the Knockouts

As The Voice shifts gears into the Knockout Rounds, each contestant will perform solo for their coaches, who will once again face the daunting task of selecting the finest vocal talents to advance to live performances.

Catch The Voice every Monday on NBC, with all episodes also available for streaming via Peacock.

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