The Battle Rounds are beginning TONIGHT (October 21) on the NBC singing competition series The Voice‘s 26th season and we have all the details on the contestants you’ll see.

The four coaches – Michael Buble, Gwen Stefani, Reba McEntire, and Snoop Dogg – each have 14 artists on their teams heading into the Battle Round.

During the Battles, the coaches will pit two artists from their team against each other and then select one to move forward to the Knockout Round.

Each coach will also have the opportunity to steal two artists who were eliminated during their battle. If multiple coaches try to steal an artist, the artist will be given the chance to choose which coach’s team they will join.

At the end of the round, there will be 36 artists remaining with 9 on each team: 7 battle winners and 2 stolen from another coach.

Sofronio Vasquez – MICHAEL BUBLE TEAM

BIO: Sofronio grew up in the Philippines with virtually nothing, including no bed or indoor plumbing. Despite his situation, he describes his upbringing as happy, because music was always there to bring his family joy. Sofronio fondly remembers singing with his dad and considers him his coach. Sofronio never thought he was as musically inclined as his friends and family, so instead he embarked on a career in dentistry. While studying for his dental boards in the Philippines, he decided to give music a chance. Shortly after this decision, Sofronio was met with tragedy when his dad suddenly passed away. Now, with a new sense of motivation to make his late father proud, Sofronio has taken a leap of faith and moved to America to pursue music more seriously. Since moving, he’s competed at the famed Apollo Theater, his cover of “Nothing’s Gonna Change My Love for You” has topped 1 million views on TikTok and a performance of “That’s What Friends Are For” has surpassed 9.5 million views on Facebook. Sofronio is ready to take the Voice stage!

BIO: Kiara is a budding musician powered by the support of her big, boisterous Puerto Rican family. Growing up with six siblings, including her identical twin sister, life was a symphony of chaos and love. Music is the family’s heartbeat, with rapping uncles, singing aunts and her maestro grandfather, Efrain, a singer, guitarist and songwriter. Though born in Boston, Kiara takes musical inspiration from her Puerto Rican heritage, often singing in both English and Spanish. Kiara recently graduated from cosmetology school and hopes to use her beauty skills to help uplift others. While music is her priority, she hopes to one day open a spa with her twin sister, Kayshla. Kiara will handle hair and nails while Kayshla oversees skincare. Kiara feels lucky to have such a close-knit family supporting her as she embarks on her music career journey.

Mor Ilderton – MICHAEL BUBLE TEAM

BIO: Mor’s musical journey began five years ago when he spontaneously picked up a guitar and discovered he had a knack for playing. Playing instruments became a source of solace during his teen years, and he soon added singing to his talents. Despite his passion, Mor went to college to pursue a biology degree. Mor’s paternal uncle and grandmother raised him since he was 2 years old, as his parents were unable to care for him. With his uncle being a Marine Corps veteran, living with him has provided Mor with structure and discipline, for which he is eternally grateful. His grandmother, uncle and aunt are all incredibly supportive of him, whether he wants to advance a career in music or biology. In the past couple of years, Mor has started to share his songs on TikTok and even released a track, “Welcome Sign.” It recently surpassed 125,000 streams on all platforms and more than 80,000 streams on Spotify alone. Mor is balancing his path toward a career in medicine and his ultimate dream of pursuing music full-time.

Kamila Kiehne – MICHAEL BUBLE TEAM

BIO: When Kamila isn’t singing, she loves making jewelry with natural gems from New Mexico, repurposing them into unique pieces. Kamila cherishes the natural beauty of her home state and takes pride in her rich cultural heritage. Kamila and her family are natives of New Mexico, immersed in the state’s vibrant art scene. Her dad is known statewide as the professional musician “El Gringo,” as he sings in Spanish despite being white. Kamila’s mom is a Mexican-American former dance instructor. Witnessing her parents’ involvement in music inspired Kamila to pursue her own talents. Singing since she could talk, Kamila has performed at numerous fiestas across New Mexico, country bars and even sang the national anthem at a professional bull riding competition. Throughout middle and high school, Kamila endured teasing and mockery, which caused her to suppress her true self and she even stopped singing for a while. However, in the past couple of years, Kamila has embraced self-love to overcome her insecurities. Now more confident than ever, she aims to be a role model, demonstrating that positivity from within radiates outward.

Edward Preble – MICHAEL BUBLE TEAM

BIO: Inspired at a young age by icons such as Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and other Great American Songbook interpreters, Edward brings a unique tone and style to the stage – not just with his jazz vocal prowess, but also with his distinctive presentation. Edward takes pride in looking his best not for anybody but himself, usually attending college classes dressed in a suit and outside with a hat. As a person with ancestry from Latin America, Edward’s multicultural background enriches his artistry. With his father’s Peruvian roots and his mother’s Panamanian heritage, Edward performs in English, Portuguese and Italian, offering a diverse and engaging experience. Edward excelled in music and writing in boarding school. His talent for writing earned him acceptance to Emerson College for creative writing, but he chose to follow his musical passion at Hofstra University, where he is on track to graduate with a B.A. in music performance – jazz and contemporary music.

Jeremy Beloate – MICHAEL BUBLE TEAM

BIO: Jeremy grew up quickly after losing his father to addiction, prompting him to take on adult responsibilities for his siblings, two of which struggled with the disease. He later lost both of his brothers to the same disease, motivating Jeremy to live his life to the fullest and honor their memories. He remains incredibly close to his mother and sisters, finding hope and happiness through their shared love of music. Eight years ago, Jeremy embarked on a significant physical and mental health journey. Committing to better nutrition, exercise, self-help books and therapy, he lost 70 pounds in the first year of his transformation and hasn’t looked back since. Currently pursuing his musical dreams in New York, Jeremy has become the king of odd jobs, but he recently shifted his focus to performing more. He even recently landed a starring role in a new musical written and directed by Todrick Hall. Watching “The Voice” was a cherished family tradition in his childhood home, so this opportunity is especially meaningful for Jeremy as he honors his family.

J.Paul – MICHAEL BUBLE TEAM

BIO: With a mom who is a master pianist, J.Paul was bound to be a musician. Growing up, his mom tried to instill the importance of music in her children. J.Paul had a natural voice but still knew he had a lot to learn. He just recently started taking piano lessons from his mom, and they meet every week for several hours. J.Paul also discovered his passion for hairstyling at a young age, and it eventually led him to go to cosmetology school and open his own salon. Later, he moved from California to Washington, D.C., with his husband, Christopher, where he focused mainly on hair. When his new friends discovered his talent for singing, they pushed him to start gigging. He was eventually introduced to Grammy Award-winning artist Stephanie Mills, who was looking for background singers. That one gig eventually led to a decade-long career, touring all over the country and performing in various arenas, festivals and events.

Jamison Puckett – MICHAEL BUBLE TEAM

BIO: Growing up, Jamison was not the most musical one of his family; that was his older brother Eric. Jamison didn’t find his passion for music until high school, but when he started down a dangerous path, Eric pulled him out of it using church music and community. He attributes Eric to showing him a path forward. The two started to gather local musicians together and eventually built a community that became a haven of support for Jamison. He credits his folk-soul sound to his Memphis roots and also his wife, Erin. The two met in 2015 at a Christmas party and spent date nights going to support local music. Leaving his hometown of Memphis in 2017, Jamison and Erin moved to Los Angeles, where Jamison took a job as a manager at a local church’s coffee shop. He was promoted to Director of Worship and is still in the position today. Now, Jamison and his wife are expecting their first child together and are excited about starting a family as well as his breakout on “The Voice.”

Shye – MICHAEL BUBLE TEAM

BIO: Shye’s passion for collecting various rocks, crystals and geodes (especially amethyst) has been a source of comfort and strength throughout her life. She even wears a halite necklace daily to maintain balance and confidence. In 2010, Shye’s life was profoundly impacted when her mother, Sheila, suffered a severe injury at work, causing her scoliosis to worsen and leading to multiple surgeries and extended hospital stays. During her mother’s recovery, Shye was raised by her older siblings. Guided by them and dedicated mentors such as her choral teacher and music instructor, Shye refined her musical skills and built assurance. Shye’s songwriting and singing became a vital source of relief for her and her mom, allowing them to bond and find emotional support in each other. Today, Sheila, while still dealing with some mobility issues, is no longer hospitalized and lives with Shye full-time. Shye finds fulfillment in volunteering outside of music, especially for LGBTQ+ and Black student organizations.

Cameron Wright – MICHAEL BUBLE TEAM

BIO: Born and raised by a touring musician mother, Cameron Wright was destined for a music career. By training under their mother, Cameron became known as a local sensation by age 11. They performed at all the local venues and recorded a demo, which was later heard by Stevie Wonder and led to performing a duet with him at a concert. After high school, Cameron moved in with their grandparents in St. Louis and instantly felt reconnected to their roots. Cameron started writing songs there, which played an intricate part in developing their sound today. By 2015, Cameron had built a strong social media presence and moved to L.A. for new musical opportunities. Within two months of moving to L.A., they booked major shows with artists such as The 1975 and later performed at Beyoncé’s Beychella. In 2023, Cameron learned their grandmother was very ill, so they canceled all musical obligations to be in St. Louis with her. Two weeks later, she passed away from breast cancer. Through the grief, Cameron enhanced their relationship with their mom and is now back living in Minneapolis, thriving in the local music scene.

Mark Shiiba – MICHAEL BUBLE TEAM

BIO: After serving as a naval officer for six years, Mark is ready to pursue music full-time. During Mark’s time in the Navy, he was responsible for the safe and continuous operation of the nuclear reactor on an aircraft carrier. That kind of responsibility taught Mark how to stay calm in high-stakes situations. After leaving the Navy, Mark used his time to perform, write and record his album, “Bones.” He even turned his backyard into a performance venue for himself and other traveling artists. One of his greatest inspirations, his mother Christine, loved to play piano. However, she unfortunately passed away from lung cancer in 2021 and never got to see Mark’s full potential with music. Singing is a skill Mark shares with his dad, who is now one of his biggest supporters. Mark’s dad is Japanese, and Mark has been on a journey to get closer to his heritage and is working to become fluent in Japanese.

Cassidy Lee – MICHAEL BUBLE TEAM

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Torion Sellers – MICHAEL BUBLE TEAM

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Aliyah Khaylyn – MICHAEL BUBLE TEAM

Jan Dan – GWEN STEFANI TEAM

BIO: Jan Dan is a stage name that was derived from the first part of his given name, Najee, spelled backward, and the first letters of his last name, Daniels. Jan Dan’s mom, Fundisha, is a singer and songwriter. She landed a record deal with Jermaine Dupri’s company, So So Def, and moved Jan Dan and his siblings to Atlanta when he was just 10 years old. Besides his mom, his uncle, LaShawn, was a Grammy Award-winning songwriter and producer and one of Jan Dan’s biggest inspirations. Unfortunately, LaShawn died in a tragic car accident in 2019, which left Jan devastated. Although music was something he loved, Jan Dan wasn’t ready to pursue music full-time after high school. He went the safer route and enrolled in culinary school. Over the years, he became more confident in his musical abilities and pushed fear aside. Remembering what his uncle told him before he passed, Jan Dan shifted his focus to music to build upon his family’s legacy. He has been writing, recording and producing, sometimes even writing with his wife, Nicole. They are expecting their first child soon, and Jan Dan feels this is the best time as any to go full force into his passion.

Sydney Sterlace – GWEN STEFANI TEAM

BIO: Although Sydney is the only musical one in her family, she has always had their full support throughout her journey. It began with competing in local talent shows when she was 7, and by the time she was 10, she had already struck gold by winning first place in the Erie County Fair talent competition. She has since kept that momentum, singing the national anthem at a Buffalo Sabres game this year and multiple Buffalo Bisons games. She has also been a regular performer at a local music arts festival organized by Robby Takac of the Goo Goo Dolls. Her dedicated mom has played a crucial role in Sydney’s success, including scouting singing opportunities on social media to finding local competitions for Sydney to compete. Sydney recently won a TikTok challenge promoted by BroadwayEvolved. Unsure if the competition was real and never dreaming it would lead to anything, Sydney was blown away when she won. She was flown out to New York on an all-expenses-paid trip for a weeklong Broadway intensive with Betsy Wolfe, an experience she will never forget.

Felsmere – GWEN STEFANI TEAM

BIO: Returning to “The Voice” as Felsmere, former Season 1 contestant Kelsey Rey is set to honor her late father and showcase her artistic growth. In the show’s inaugural season, she competed on Team CeeLo Green, leaving her Battle Rounds performance with a hunger for more. Sadly, Felsmere’s father passed away suddenly in 2016, delivering a devastating blow to her family and fueling Felsmere’s determination to follow her dreams. In response to her father’s death, Kelsey changed her stage name to Felsmere, a city neighboring her hometown where she cherishes memories with her late father. Since “The Voice,” she has released several singles, including her latest, “Tables Turned,” featuring Khalil, which has landed a spot on multiple viral Spotify playlists. Currently in Los Angeles, Felsmere is excited to release more original music and, eventually, a debut album.

Rowdy Shea – GWEN STEFANI TEAM

BIO: Rowdy is a full-time rancher on Radiator Ranch. There, he tends to the animals, feeds and waters them, and rides the horses. Rowdy also works for a social media influencer who makes educational videos about what it’s like to be a rancher. Named after famous cowboy Rowdy, played by Clint Eastwood in the TV series “Rawhide,” it’s no wonder Rowdy was destined for this line of work. While horses have been a constant, Rowdy didn’t find his love for music until later in life. After graduating high school, Rowdy took a job training horses where he worked around the clock. Soon, he started to burn out, which is when his mom suggested he try singing. One thing led to another and before he knew it, Rowdy was singing at small gigs and doing writers’ rounds in Nashville. Not only is Rowdy embarking on a new career as a musician, but he is also freshly married to the love of his life, Jaci. Having been by Rowdy’s side for the past three years, Jaci’s support has never wavered.

Austyns Stancil – GWEN STEFANI TEAM

BIO: Austyns is a devoted “girl dad” with four beautiful daughters. While he’s not in an ongoing relationship with the mother of his daughters, they co-parent well and always ensure that the happiness of their daughters comes first. Austyns strives for greatness in everything he does to make his daughters and late father proud. Raised by two loving parents, he shared a home with two brothers and one half-brother growing up. Austyns was devastated when his father was diagnosed with colon cancer in 2021 and eventually lost his battle in 2023. Music has been Austyns’ key to processing his emotions, dating back to when he was a child. Austyns has been making music since he was 7 and had his first solo performance at 9. He has honed his skills on the piano, organ and drums and has performed with top gospel artists such as Fred Hammond, Byron Cage, Marvin Sapp and Kirk Franklin. Despite juggling countless responsibilities, you’ll find Austyns performing at local gigs in his hometown or sharing the magic of music with his daughters at home.

Jaylen Dunham – GWEN STEFANI TEAM

BIO: Jaylen is a 14-year-old singing prodigy known for his social nature and love for cleaning. When he’s not running around with his friends, he runs track. While these traits set him apart from other teens, he’s most known for his singing, which he has been doing since he was 3. In sixth grade, Jaylen performed at an open mic. In 2023, Jaylen went to Amateur Night at the Apollo and won first place, singing Beyoncé’s “Listen,” the same song he sang for his Blind Audition. The same year, Jaylen went viral on TikTok with a cover of Olivia Rodrigo’s “vampire,” garnering over 9.5 million views as well as a comment from Olivia herself. In his free time, Jaylen sings the national anthem at the Charlotte Hornets’ games and participates in community musicals. When he’s not singing, he can be found zooming across the street on a Segway, delivering a meal to his grandma, Mawmaw. With a supportive family, Jaylen is confident that “The Voice” could be his path to stardom.

Frankie Torres – GWEN STEFANI TEAM

BIO: At 8 years old, Frankie joined School of Rock in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, and stayed with the program for almost a decade, through which she went on six national tours. Currently, she performs with her rock cover band Midnight Rambler in the Twin Cities. Alongside playing at bars, parties and weddings, Frankie works for a nonprofit program offering therapeutic support services to young adults with physical and intellectual disabilities. Growing up, Frankie’s family fostered dogs. Housing sometimes 13 dogs at a time, this work was a great comfort to Frankie and her family during her father’s illness. Her dad’s diagnosis with ALS took a great toll on Frankie’s mental health. She has worked hard to overcome the depression of her father’s passing by investing in friends and family, passions and, most importantly, her music.

Sloane Simon – GWEN STEFANI TEAM

BIO: Sloane discovered her love for music at age 8 when her parents bought her a guitar to help distract her from her mother’s battle with an aggressive spinal cancer. Music carried her through several joyful years of her mother’s remission. However, she recently received news that her mother was once again fighting cancer. Following a successful operation, Sloane’s mother is currently on the mend. However, in a cruel twist of fate, the family learned that her father is also battling cancer. His late-stage diagnosis has the family grappling with the reality that he’s fighting for his life. Watching “The Voice” has been a longtime family tradition, so it’s the perfect time for Sloane to find herself on that stage. Sloane began songwriting and gigging at an early age. Her songs have gained her recognition from various prestigious organizations, including the Jazz Aspen Festival, Women Who Rock and the National Foundation for YoungArts. One of her songs landed her a spot opening for Ann Wilson of Heart at a gala. Currently in her freshman year at the Clive Davis Institute at NYU, Sloane is pursuing a degree in recorded music.

Gabrielle Zabosky – GWEN STEFANI TEAM

BIO: Gabrielle has been singing since she could talk. Her music career really took off when she turned a day job at a major supermarket chain into a springboard for her dreams. When she was 20, she auditioned for the store’s radio station and was cast in their first-ever a cappella group, consisting of 11 talented employees from across the country. This gave Gabrielle the opportunity to work alongside Cupid on “Cupid Shuffle,” perform on “Good Morning America” and star in music videos for social media. Even with all of her success, Gabrielle came from humble beginnings. She was raised in a three-bedroom trailer with her mom, four younger sisters and an honorary auntie. Despite facing times without power or heat and her mother’s struggle with mental health, Gabrielle has immense respect for her mom, who raised her family with limited resources. Gabrielle’s relationship with her father was distant growing up, but after he was involved in a severe car accident that left him partially immobile, she rekindled their bond. This tragic event, along with Gabrielle becoming an adult, not only brought them closer than ever before but also motivated Gabrielle to pursue her musical dreams.

Kay Sibal – GWEN STEFANI TEAM

BIO: As a first-generation Filipino American, Kay cherishes her heritage and the role it played in her musical upbringing. Her earliest memories are of family karaoke nights. In 2021, Kay’s life was upended when her father was diagnosed with late-stage liver cancer, leading to his death later that year. The experience was traumatic but brought her family closer together. Her father, who was her biggest supporter, had taught her to play guitar at 13 and shared her love for singing competitions. Since graduating from UCLA in 2022, Kay has turned her musical passions into a full-time career. She supports herself through high-profile theater work, directing youth projects and performing in various choral gigs. Kay has performed on major stages, including opening for Chris Martin at Oakland’s Fox Theater and the Troubadour in West Hollywood. Her starring role as Juliet in Pat Benatar’s musical “Invincible” led to a performance on “The Late Late Show with James Corden” in November 2022. Her social media presence has also attracted praise, including recognition from her favorite artist, Tori Kelly.

Beya – GWEN STEFANI TEAM

BIO: BEYA’s name, derived from her middle name Isabell, reflects a unique, universal identity, honoring her Salvadoran heritage from her father, who hails from Central America. Raised mainly by her mother in Kauai, Hawaii, BEYA’s musical journey started with piano at 10 years old and multiplied when she received a guitar on her 16th birthday. Her skills, nurtured by her mother and stepdad, flourished over time. Having fallen out of touch with her biological father, BEYA explored her heritage more deeply in college, including studying in Spain and becoming fluent in Spanish. In Hawaii, BEYA integrates Latin music into her performances, adding a distinctive touch that resonates with her audiences. She supports herself through teaching music, wedding gigs across the North Shore and occasionally childcare services, where she uses her ukulele to entertain children. In her free time, BEYA makes handmade crafts such as jewelry and leis, practices free diving, surfs and performs at the old folks’ home where her great-grandma stays.

Camryn Brooks – GWEN STEFANI TEAM

BIO: We last saw Camryn on Season 21 of “The Voice.” She was a caregiver for her older brother, Corben, who was paralyzed playing football. Shortly after her episode aired, Camryn needed care of her own. She spent a week in the hospital after experiencing extreme reactions to a medication she was prescribed and went into pre-cardiac arrest. Despite having no prior medical history, Camryn developed heart disease at 21. Her condition was so severe that she was told she had a 50-50 chance of survival and thought she had lost her voice forever. After trying various treatments, she decided to only take the essential heart medications and began to feel better than ever. It took almost three years of therapy and practice, but after enrolling in pop performance classes and working diligently with her cardiologist, she finally increased her stamina and regained her singing voice. Having recently graduated from the University of Southern California, Camryn is looking to pursue her music career head on. She feels like she has a second chance at life and she’s living life to the fullest again at “The Voice.”

Cozy Len – GWEN STEFANI TEAM

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Jose Luis – GWEN STEFANI TEAM

Danny Joseph – REBA MCENTIRE TEAM

BIO: Danny moved from London to the U.S. when he met his wife 10 years ago at a church conference in Dallas. Being a law student in the U.K. made coming to the U.S. a huge culture shock, as it was the only home he knew. He eventually acclimated and started a family with Joanna. They have three kids, including their youngest daughter, who Danny delivered himself after their midwife didn’t make it in time. Before his daughter was born, Danny underwent major surgery to treat complications from Crohn’s disease. Fighting extreme fatigue and pain every day, Danny struggled to be a full-time musician. He was bedridden for weeks but luckily got better just in time to welcome their new child. Danny now happily supports his family with his music. Besides being on stage and performing, Danny has also tried barbering. What originally started as an experiment on his dad quickly changed into more of an art form that Danny focused on perfecting.

Kendall Eugene – REBA MCENTIRE TEAM

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Tanner Frick – REBA MCENTIRE TEAM

BIO: Tanner keeps the city of Manchester running smoothly by overseeing the sewer lines and pumps. He handles clogs, ensures that all machinery functions properly and has the water filtered for E. Coli to keep the fish safe to eat. Although music has always been his passion, Tanner was taught early on that it wasn’t a practical career choice. Raised by his father, who was also his best friend, Tanner eventually gained a stepbrother, Garrett, who introduced him to the guitar when Tanner was 13. As he grew older, Tanner played at friends’ birthday parties and some bars, but he never performed for more than 125 people. Due to work commitments, he never had the opportunity to play at larger venues or fully pursue his musical dream. This changed when Tanner met his wife, Madison, who encouraged him to follow his passion. Now, they rent a trailer and live on two acres with their three dogs. They enjoy a fulfilling life together, with hobbies including fishing, hunting and spending time with family.

323 – REBA MCENTIRE TEAM

BIO: Jonathan, Kinsley and Jacob make up the Tallahassee dynamic pop/country trio that is 323. This band formed about a year ago and is named after their city’s zip code. Jacob, a recent high school graduate, has the go-with-the-flow attitude every good group needs. Kinsley, 24, is the mama figure and the glue that holds everyone together. Jonathan, 33, the trio’s most senior and experienced, is the group’s dad. Even though the band was freshly formed, they have known each other since childhood and attended the same church. When they’re not leading worship, they’re busy gigging out at bars and restaurants in and around Tallahassee. 323 wouldn’t be what they are without their unofficial fourth member, Jacki, who arranges all their music and mixes and masters their songs. Unfortunately, Jacki has been battling health issues and has been in and out of the hospital, but she continues to arrange for 323 because it gives her purpose and something to look forward to. Currently, Jacob works part-time for Jonathan at a property management company, and Kinsley leverages her marketing background in the promotion of the band.

Creigh Riepe – REBA MCENTIRE TEAM

BIO: Creigh grew up on a farm in a small rural town of around 500 people, where he jokes there are more cows than residents. He began playing piano in elementary school and discovered his singing talent soon after, leading him to perform at church and in the community. Supported by his parents, Creigh started making music at home, sparking his interest in production and audio engineering. Tragedy struck in 2007 when his father passed away from lung cancer. Creigh turned to songwriting to cope with his grief, finding healing in music. He pursued a degree in audio engineering at Belmont University, where he also led two bands. After graduating, he joined the country band Chasin’ Crazy, which opened for stars such as Tim McGraw, Thomas Rhett and Hunter Hayes before disbanding in 2017. Although this left him in a dark place, his faith guided him through. Today, Creigh owns a recording studio and leads the production team at his church. He lives in Nashville with his wife, Sarah, who is his middle-school sweetheart, their two daughters, 12 chickens and three dogs.

Adam Bohanan – REBA MCENTIRE TEAM

BIO: Adam, a self-proclaimed total nerd, loves everything that has to do with “Star Trek,” “Doctor Who,” Legos, comic books and writing goofy songs. Born to a white Jewish mother and a Black father, Adam struggled with his biracial identity. When his parents split when he was 4 years old, his mother relocated from New York to Israel, where they lived for the next several years. Eventually, they moved to England, where Adam finished school. Adam participated in everything he possibly could pertaining to music, yet he never felt like he knew who he was as an artist. That all changed when he was working at a market in England as a teen and heard the song “Just Friends (Sunny)” by Musiq Soulchild. He immediately resonated with the soul-R&B sound. Once Adam discovered “Dirty Soul,” he began to take interest in the greats such as Al Green and Sam Cooke, reconnecting with his Black roots. Currently, Adam and his wife reside in Minneapolis, and they’re hoping to start a family of their own soon.

Tate Renner – REBA MCENTIRE TEAM

BIO: A native Texan like both of his parents, Tate was born in Dallas. His family relocated to Illinois, where he spent most of his childhood, but Tate has always felt a deep connection to the South. Country music has been a significant part of his upbringing, which makes living in Nashville now the perfect home base. Tate was introduced to legends such as Reba McEntire, Toby Keith and Tim McGraw at a young age. Tate fell in love with music when he started playing the drums at 12. By high school, he picked up the guitar and discovered that he could sing as well. Wanting to be closer to the heart of the music industry, Tate chose Belmont University in Nashville for his studies. He graduated this past May and has since focused on performing and networking. Last year, Tate had the chance to sing the national anthem with a friend at a Chicago White Sox game, an experience he believes will help him prove himself as an artist. With his parents’ support and growing momentum, Tate feels it’s the perfect time to take “The Voice” by storm.

Jaukeem Fortson – REBA MCENTIRE TEAM

BIO: The youngest competitor, Jaukeem, is a mature 13-year-old from a small town in Georgia. Going to church is his favorite thing, so much so that he even wakes up his mom to go. Everyone knows everyone in his small town, and Jaukeem has made a name for himself as “the little music man.” What started as singing in church has now progressed to weddings, parties and local fairs. One of his breakout performances was performing at a Juneteenth festival in Greenville, South Carolina. Since then, people have contacted his manager (his mom) to book him for their events. Jaukeem has experienced some family hardships but maintains happiness and positivity through it all. His grandma has dementia, but he loves singing with her. Jaukeem doesn’t have the relationship he wishes he did with his dad, but luckily, Jaukeem has a father-figure relationship with his uncle, Mario. He attends all of Jaukeem’s performances and school events. Even though Jaukeem was only 7 months old when “The Voice” premiered, he’s been watching the show religiously for the past three years, dreaming of the day he could be a contestant.

Kevin James Graham – REBA MCENTIRE TEAM

BIO: By day, Kevin works from home as an account executive, making dozens of sales calls daily. His unique and compelling voice often captivates those on the other end, leading to long interactions and leaving memorable impressions. Kevin began his music journey early on, heavily influenced by his musical family. Growing up in his grandparents’ home, Kevin was hooked on classic country tunes from a young age, cementing a lifelong passion for classics across genres. His uncle, a drummer, got Kevin drumming at 7 years old. Kevin then picked up the guitar and began crafting his unique vocal sound. A Massachusetts native, Kevin has made a name for himself in and around Boston. As the proud owner, founder and manager of his Boston-based band Rolling Nectar, he and his group have graced major stages, opening for acts such as Rusted Root and Foghat. Their original songs have even enjoyed radio play in the local area. Kevin wowed his biggest crowd to date at Fenway Park, serenading over 35,000 fans and earning a standing ovation for his unique delivery of the national anthem.

Lauren-Michael Sellers – REBA MCENTIRE TEAM

BIO: Lauren-Michael is a special education teacher and worship director. She believes her students have exceptionalities, not disabilities, and leading worship has gifted her with both a church family and renewed faith. With both Master’s and Educational Specialist degrees, she uses her education to give her students a voice. As the oldest of five, she grew up quickly to fill the mom role to her siblings. In ninth grade, her mother lost custody of her and her siblings, leading them all to be separated. She then started writing as an outlet for her traumatic upbringing. One day, a teacher saw her journaling and pointed out that it looked like songs. Music became her total focus, ultimately leading her to receive a full scholarship to study voice and music composition. Now living and teaching in Nashville, she performs locally and participates in songwriting collaborations every chance she gets.

Tsola – REBA MCENTIRE TEAM

BIO: Oritsetsolaye Alexandria Akuya – known as Tsola – is a professional dancer and alternative neo soul singer-songwriter. Coming from a first-generation Nigerian home, Tsola was introduced to dancing at the age of 5, which quickly became a life’s passion and pursuit. Tsola’s continuous love for performance art opened a path to move to Los Angeles and begin dancing with artists such as Pharrell Williams, Janelle Monae and Rihanna, and choreographing for H.E.R., Doechii and Ella Mai. Her work at the 94th Academy Awards was a defining moment in her career where backup dancing led to being one of eight singers in an all-woman choir for Beyoncé – further confirming the call to confidently pursue music. With over seven years of being a professional dancer, Tsola developed her own sense of self on and off camera, being a spirit-led storyteller and avid lover of art and people.

Deon Jones – REBA MCENTIRE TEAM

BIO: Coming from Wiggins, Mississippi, Deon always looked for a way out to escape the limited opportunities of his hometown. American University in Washington D.C. became a place where he could thrive. He interned for former President Obama’s administration, eventually landing a full-time role working on the President’s TechHire initiative. In 2016, Deon moved to Los Angeles to pursue his other passion, which is music, and he honed his craft and creative skills in the studio of renowned conceptual artist Glenn Kaino. Tragically, in 2020, amidst the backdrop of societal unrest and protests against racial injustice, Deon was shot in the face with a rubber bullet by the LAPD during a march for George Floyd. Deon sued the LAPD and won in federal court, a historic first in the modern era of excessive force by law enforcement throughout the country. After he was shot, Deon released his first recording project, a powerful rendition of U2′s “Sunday Bloody Sunday,” alongside Academy Award-winning artist Jon Batiste, who remains an inspiration to him. Over the past five years, he has performed at various events and venues such as Art Basel, Pace Gallery, MASS MoCA, the New Museum and a halftime show during the NBA Playoffs, among others.

Katie O. – REBA MCENTIRE TEAM

BIO: UNAVAILABLE

Alison Elena – REBA MCENTIRE TEAM

Jake Tankersley – SNOOP DOGG TEAM

BIO: Jake has been raising kids alongside his wife, Ashleigh, since he was 19. He met Ashleigh when he was just 18, and it was love at first sight after a mutual friend introduced them. Within a year, they were married, and a month after the wedding, they learned they were expecting a baby boy. By the time Jake was 24, he was already a father of four. Working full-time as a worship leader to support his family, it’s a miracle Jake found time to work on his craft. Music has been a significant part of his life since childhood. Jake’s dad introduced him to Elvis when he was 6, and he soon fell in love with country music. Growing up, Jake often performed at talent shows with the guitar his dad gave him when he was 9. Currently, Jake gigs every weekend at bars and restaurants across Oklahoma. He schedules his performances in the evenings after his kids go to sleep, and, when possible, the whole family comes to watch him do what he loves.

Torre Blake – SNOOP DOGG TEAM

BIO: Torre comes from a distinguished legacy of athletes. Her father, former NFL quarterback Jeff Blake, played for several teams, leading Torre to move frequently during her childhood. Music and sports were her comforts during these relocations. Once settled in Austin, Torre focused on sports and secured a college education through athletics. Torre wanted to pursue musical theater in college but ultimately, after accepting a volleyball scholarship, was unable to pursue both. After graduating, Torre was determined to immerse herself in music. She dove into the Austin music scene and began songwriting and performing. In 2022, Torre moved to L.A. to advance her music career and took a job in entertainment for stability and community. Now, she’s ready for “The Voice” and to take the next step to becoming a full-time artist.

ChrisDeo – SNOOP DOGG TEAM

BIO: ChrisDeo is a 16-year-old self-taught multi-instrumentalist and first-generation American. Her mother was born in Trinidad and Tobago, and her father is from Guyana. After her parents divorced when she was young, ChrisDeo was raised by her resilient mother in the Queens projects. Despite the challenges of their surroundings, her home was a sanctuary of peace and solace. Both ChrisDeo and her older sister, Aaliah, find comfort in the music that surrounds the walls of their home. ChrisDeo’s passion for music truly blossomed in 2016 when her mother enrolled her and her sister in the NYCHA Youth Chorus. There, ChrisDeo decided to teach herself piano chords, which opened the door to a world of instruments. Recently, she completed a program for low-income high school students at the NYU Clive Davis Institute where she learned to produce and record her own music. As a result, ChrisDeo has set up a makeshift home studio where she records covers and writes her songs. You can often find this high school senior busking with the cityscape as her backdrop.

Dreion – SNOOP DOGG TEAM

BIO: DREION has always been fascinated with percussion instruments. His interest began watching his uncle play in church, and when he started singing professionally, DREION sought a way to incorporate percussion without using a traditional drum set. One day, he brought a cowbell on stage, then a few more and eventually created a “cowbell tree.” This unique setup has become a staple in all his shows. For the past two years, DREION has been the opening act for Earth, Wind & Fire. Not only does he get to perform with the legendary group, but he also has the chance to make a meaningful impact. He initially connected with Earth, Wind & Fire through a foundation called Music Is Unity, which aims to inspire foster youth aging out of the system. Having spent time in the foster system himself, DREION understands the challenges involved. In addition to his performance opportunities, DREION is also a songwriter. He holds a bachelor’s degree in songwriting from Berklee College of Music, an education made possible by the Gates Millennium Scholars Program awarded by Bill Gates.

Gail Bliss – SNOOP DOGG TEAM

BIO: Gail is a seasoned entertainer, having graced the stages of Broadway, the Grand Ole Opry and many a honky-tonk across North America. She also works as an international flight attendant and is fascinated by the various cultures worldwide and the music accompanying them. Her seven professional recordings also feature her songwriter work and are steeped in classic country, western swing and country gospel. Gail had the honor of stepping into the boots of the legendary Patsy Cline in the theatrical production “A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline” and was affiliated with the show on and off for 30 years. Gail is the oldest contestant in the competition this season and one of the oldest contestants ever – a badge she wears proudly. After turning 60 recently, Gail set out to do six epic things to celebrate her birthday, including turning a chair on “The Voice.”

Georgia Starnes – SNOOP DOGG TEAM

BIO: Born and raised in Texas, Georgia moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in modeling and music. Her mom, Kelly, recently joined her in L.A., and they’ve affectionately dubbed their home “the bachelorette pad” as both Georgia and Kelly are single. Performing has always felt natural to Georgia since she was a little girl, which led her to attend a prestigious performing arts high school in Dallas. Now in L.A., she gigs as often as possible around the city, with “The Voice” being her biggest stage yet. When she’s not performing or modeling, Georgia supports herself by bartending at events and working as a restaurant host and server. Although Georgia has found success in modeling, she sees it as a stepping stone rather than her ultimate goal. “The Voice” appeals to her because it offers an opportunity to showcase her vocal talent.

MisterMoon – SNOOP DOGG TEAM

BIO: During their brainstorming sessions for the band name, Leah and Sav were drawn to celestial themes. Initially considering “Sister Moon,” MisterMoon emerged, inspired by their shared love for the moon and a desire to infuse some masculinity into the name. Leah and Sav met in 2021 through Leah’s partner, who knew the two girls would hit it off. A casual meet-up in Nashville quickly evolved into a deep conversation about their mutual love for music. Despite never hearing each other sing, Sav spontaneously suggested they perform a gig in New York together, and two days later, they found themselves on a road trip from Nashville to NYC. Their impromptu performance was a hit and kicked off several performances around Music City. They recently recorded their self-titled debut EP and are back in the studio working on their second project together. Throughout their lives, the two have undergone various difficulties in health, family life and sexuality, and MisterMoon has become a beacon of hope, freedom and acceptance. The two have not only nurtured a story of friendship, but have brought their two musical journeys into something bigger than themselves.

Michael Alexandersson – SNOOP DOGG TEAM

BIO: Coming from a musical family, music has been a central part of Michael’s life. His great-grandfather, Paul Alexandersson, had three hits in Sweden in the 1930s. His father played alongside legends such as Fats Domino and Percy Sledge and was the original frontman for the Blue Eyed Soul Revue. Michael began accompanying his dad to gigs at a young age, sometimes joining him on stage. At 16, Michael was discovered by a modeling agent and soon found himself walking the catwalk for Yves Saint Laurent in Paris. The fashion industry’s instant success and fast-paced lifestyle overwhelmed him, leading him down a dark path. Michael’s modeling career ended within a few years, but it was a wake-up call that prompted him to get clean. In 2022, Michael was profoundly impacted when his Uncle Pauly lost his battle with addiction and tragically passed away. Michael is pursuing his dreams honoring his uncle’s life and love of music.

Christina Eagle – SNOOP DOGG TEAM

BIO: Christina grew up in a household always filled with music. From the moment she could speak, she was singing. Christina’s mom fondly remembers her running up on stage at church to grab the mic. Christina has always maintained a positive outlook despite starting her life amidst tragedy. Her teen father was tragically killed in a car crash just before Christina was born, and when she was only 1, her mother also lost her life in a fatal car accident. Christina was raised by her mother’s parents, whom she calls “mom and dad,” making her siblings her uncles. Since Christina was so young when she lost her parents, she has no memory of them and couldn’t have asked for better parents to raise her. Although processing the grief of losing her parents before she knew them has been challenging, expressing her feelings through music has helped her find solace. Now, Christina spends two to three days a week honing her skills by gigging at local bars in her small town with her older brother, Daniel. While their musical aspirations differ, they both enjoy performing together as a duo.

Eliza Pryor – SNOOP DOGG TEAM

BIO: Initially rooted in Texas, Eliza burst onto the music scene at 6. Through open mics and various performances around the state, she gradually transitioned from a country sound to pop. Notably, Eliza became a part of the acclaimed group Acapop! KIDS, a milestone that allowed her to combine her two favorite loves: performing in front of the camera and music. By 10, she was ready for a bigger city and a larger stage, so she split her time between Dallas and Los Angeles to pursue music and acting opportunities. While in Los Angeles, Eliza was able to secure multiple roles for TV and immersive experiences. After commuting across multiple state lines for four years, Eliza and her parents agreed it would be better for her to live in Los Angeles full-time. Living in L.A. allowed her to enroll in public in-class learning and get the high school experience she had always wanted. While professionally rewarding, living in Los Angeles full-time with her dad has been challenging while her mom and two brothers are back home in Texas. Even though Eliza misses spending time with them, she’s so grateful for their support and encouragement as she continues living her dreams.

Mary McAvoy – SNOOP DOGG TEAM

BIO: Mary is a tech support specialist at a software company, which she balances with her music career. She frequently performs at venues around the city with her band and, recently, Mary reached a significant milestone by opening for Nancy Wilson of Heart. Mary developed a passion for music at an early age, inspired by her father’s nightly renditions of Frank Sinatra classics before bedtime. As she grew, her involvement in music evolved from participating in school choirs to joining a cappella groups and various bands. With guidance from her older brother, Jimi, a fellow musician, Mary taught herself to play guitar and started songwriting. She used her skills to release an EP in 2018. In her early 20s, Mary faced mental health hurdles, but through her exploration of spirituality and self-healing, combined with exercise and the therapeutic power of songwriting, she has been able to manage her depression and anxiety. These tools have reinforced her journey as a musician, providing strength and affirming her life’s purpose.

Brad Sample – SNOOP DOGG TEAM

BIO: Brad has been a professional guitarist for the past two decades, so performing on big stages has become second nature. Although he came from a family of singers, Brad never considered singing his strength until his dad taught him how to harness his voice and instilled confidence. Shortly after high school, Brad began working as a professional musician, playing guitar and singing background vocals for notable artists such as Brett Eldredge, Randy Houser and, currently, Colbie Caillat. Eager to step into the spotlight, Brad released two solo albums and previously led a band for six years. He met his wife, Rebekah, while playing guitar for an artist who was her roommate. They have been married since 2017 and welcomed a baby girl, Revie Rose, two years ago. When he’s not performing or spending time with his family, Brad runs 100-mile marathons through the woods – an endeavor he’s undertaken five times and is preparing to tackle again.

Mikaela Ayira – SNOOP DOGG TEAM

BIO: UNAVAILABLE

Suede Lacy – SNOOP DOGG TEAM

BIO: UNAVAILABLE

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