The Voice Season 27 Winner Revealed: Team Bublé Takes the Crown!

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If The Voice is your everything, we have news for you.

In the final episode of season 27 of NBC’s singing competition series in May, it was Adam David who emerged victorious. This meant that Team Bublé triumphed in the end.

In the final episode of the NBC singing competition series in May, coaches such as Adam Levine, John Legend, Kelsea Ballerini, and Michael Bublé demonstrated their teams’ extraordinary abilities, each striving to win season 27. However, only one coach emerged victorious at the end.

After several intense weeks of competition, just five participants were left standing: Renzo (from Team Legend), Lucia Flores-Wiseman (on Team Levine), Jadyn Cree (hailing from Team Bublé), Jaelen Johnston (representing Team Ballerini) and David.

In the first half of the season finale on May 19th, each of the five finalists left everyone amazed, leading up to the final evening.

Renzo delivered an impressive rendition of Lenny Kravitz’s “Fly Away”, while Flores-Wiseman introduced a distinct interpretation of Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here” for the first time.

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In the meantime, David charmed viewers with his soulful rendition of Joe Cocker’s ballad “You Are So Beautiful”, Johnston electrified the crowd with his robust performance of Chris Stapleton’s song “Cold”, and Cree delivered a heartfelt, acoustic interpretation of Selena Gomez’s “Lose You to Love Me.

Before the two-part finale, Levine expressed his team’s high spirits, considering the extraordinary talents of all five finalists.

The lead singer of Maroon 5 expressed that it will be challenging to them, following an interview with TopMob News post the May 12 episode. He acknowledged there are strong opponents, however, he feels confident. In his words, “My team is truly exceptional.

As a lifestyle expert, I’d put it this way: In this particular scenario, I find myself observing that the coaches have limited control leading up to the finale. Instead, they must trust the audience to cast their votes and decide the outcome.

The Grammy winner confessed to TopMob that it’s quite unsettling for them. The outcome is beyond our control, as it will be determined by the American public.

Keep reading to look back at some of The Voice‘s most memorable contestants.

SandyRedd shone brightly in the previous season, with her iconic long, curly hair. Her voice was on par with Janis Joplin’s, which earned her recognition from both of her past mentors, Kelly Clarkson and Jennifer Hudson. Regrettably, during the live performances, SandyRedd was voted off.

However, the past competitor continues to serenade! She’s been traveling across the U.S., and her most recent performance was at The Peppermint Club for a pre-Grammys gathering.

After impressing as a top performer on Blake Shelton’s team, Kyla Jade ultimately finished in third place. Following her elimination, the soulful singer has been keeping quite busy.

Last December, she unveiled her Christmas album, and since then, she’s been gracing stages across various locations, including City Winery in Nashville and the Apollo Theater in Harlem. Moreover, she’s scheduled to perform at the upcoming 24th Annual Trumpet Awards.

During the Blind Auditions, Noah Mac caught everyone’s attention, even turning the chair of Blake Shelton. However, he was eventually eliminated from the competition while it was airing live, and ended up joining Team Jennifer Hudson.

Currently, a teen from Dublin is wrapping up his high school education. Not long ago, he unveiled his newest track titled “Eyes for Us,” with his first studio album set to be released imminently.

Stephanie Rice delivered an unforgettable performance of Taylor Swift’s “Safe and Sound,” however, she was still eliminated during the live shows. Originally a member of Team Gwen Stefani, she transitioned to Team Alicia Keys in the finale rounds.

Currently, the songstress continues to compose and perform music. Recently, she unveiled a lyrical video for her latest hit single titled “Pages.

She stated that the song [Pages] is a powerful expression against oppression. She emphasized that her narrative is unique and personal, having been deeply affected by the subtle messages she encountered in a few book passages about love. As a child, these messages instilled in her the belief that her loving relationships could potentially condemn her to eternal suffering.

Jason Warrior delivered a spine-tingling rendition of Rihanna’s “Love on the Brain,” but it wasn’t enough to prevent his elimination during the live playoffs. Despite having been a part of both Team Adam Levine and Team Alicia Keys, Warrior ultimately received a lifeline from Team Blake Shelton.

Don’t fret, the artist hasn’t halted his musical journey. In fact, he dropped his newest track, “Walking With You,” back in early February, and he’s got a concert tour lined up towards the end of this year.

listening to Mary Sarah’s amazing version of “Where the Boys Are”, Blake Shelton couldn’t resist spinning his chair in approval. Regrettably, the country artist was ultimately voted off during the live performances.

Ever since then, Sarah hasn’t had a moment’s rest. She put out her single “Just Go With It” around this time last year, followed by a Christmas album in December. Moreover, she announced just recently that she boasts nearly half a million listeners on Spotify across 62 diverse nations.

Amy Vachal gained recognition for simplifying popular music tunes such as NSYNC’s smash hit “Bye, Bye, Bye” and Drake’s “Hotline Bling”. Initially on Pharrell Williams’ team, she was spared by Adam Levine initially but ultimately eliminated during the live performances.

After that, she has put out a single and also made an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, specifically during the “Battle of the Instant Songwriters” segment.

This year’s season had some incredibly strong singers that left me absolutely spellbound! Among them, two truly shone like stars – Meghan Linsey from the country music realm and Koryn Hawthorne, a gospel sensation. Interestingly enough, Linsey switched teams midway, initially competing under Team Pharrell but eventually finding her footing on Team Blake. On the other hand, Hawthorne remained steadfast with Team Pharrell throughout her journey on the show.

After departing from where they were, Linsey has been busy producing music and performing across the nation. Subsequently, Hawthorne joined forces with RCA Inspiration and put out her first album titled “Unstoppable“, which garnered a Grammy nomination for her.

Matt McAndrew delivered a captivating rendition of Christina Perri’s “A Thousand Years,” securing his place on Team Adam. In the same season, the runner-up had already agreed to a record deal with Republic Records prior to their separation, which was announced in early 2016.

After that, he put out an EP titled “Rush in Slowly” and his most recent single, “Game Over,” last September. Lately, he’s been traveling globally, with shows recently held in Prague, Vienna, Milan, and Paris.

In a YouTube video viewed over a million times, Sisaundra Lewis delivered an outstanding rendition of Aretha Franklin’s “Ain’t No Way.” This performance left all four judges amazed, turning their chairs. Later, she was unexpectedly eliminated during the live rounds after joining Team Blake.

Since then, she has still been releasing music, and the host of her own talk show, AFRO.  

During the live shows, Cole Vosbury was part of Team Blake, but ultimately got eliminated. He delivered standout renditions of “Let It Go” and “Movin’ On Up”.

After that point, he formed a partnership with former contestant on The Voice, Amanda June, and established The Lovers. Together, they have been producing music and performing concerts throughout the country.

A YouTube video of Mary Miranda singing Selena’s “Como la Flor” has been viewed more than 4 million times. This singer hailing from Havana managed to turn three out of four judges’ chairs initially, eventually joining Team Shakira. Unfortunately, she was eliminated during the knockout rounds on that team.

Now, the singer seems to be taking a break from singing, as she enjoys being a mother. 

You may recognize her as Melanie Martinez, who made a significant debut on “The Voice” and stood out on Adam Levine’s team. Regrettably, her journey ended during the live performances.

After that point, she secured a deal with Atlantic Records. Her first album, “Cry Baby,” subsequently earned platinum certification!

RaeLynn delivered an enchanting rendition of The Band Perry’s song, “If I Die Young.” As a top-tier country vocalist on Team Blake, she showcased her talents admirably, although she faced elimination in the live performances.

After that point, she’s been on the move, more recently supporting Grammy-winning artist Maren Morris during her “Girl: The World” tour. In early 2019, RaeLynn dropped her single titled “Rowdy.

Nakia excelled on Team CeeLo Green, however, his journey ended during the live episodes. In his blind audition, he delivered a soulful rendition of Green’s “Forget You,” and consistently offered captivating performances of songs like “Sex on Fire” and Adam Lambert’s “Whataya Want from Me” throughout the season.

Currently, the blues artist is traveling across the nation, having recently unveiled his much-awaited record titled “Blues Grifter“.

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2025-05-21 06:23