The Voice 24: The Blind Auditions end, plus VOTE in a new poll and last week’s POLL results
The Voice Season 24 wraps up its Blind Auditions on Monday night (Oct 16). With the final auditions completed, each coach will advance a full team of 14 artists into the Battle Rounds, which begin the following evening on Tuesday, Oct 17.
Across the season’s Blind Auditions we’ve seen a variety of approaches from the coaches and some recurring trends: no auditioning groups so far, the Block option becoming a factor from week two on, and several multi-chair turns that have made the blinds particularly dramatic. As the reigning coach-winner, Niall Horan appears to be drawing more interest this season compared with his first time on the panel last spring. Veteran coach Reba McEntire has collected numerous one-chair turns, Gwen Stefani picked up a promising country performer in Jacquie Roar, and John Legend continues to attract singers who emphasize artistry and musicianship.
Four-chair turns have been frequent this season, and while many of those moments reflect genuine buzz around a contestant, the quantity of four-chair turns does not always translate to a deeper talent pool overall. Still, season 24 features several contestants who look capable of advancing far in the competition, and the roster heading into Battles suggests a strong, competitive season.
Below are the results from last week’s viewer poll, plus a chance to vote for your favorites from Parts 5 and 6 of the Blind Auditions. The poll results reflect fan favorites based on vocal performance, stage presence, song choice, and how memorable the audition was.
Last week’s poll leaders included Chechi Sarai, whose whistle tones and rendition of “Lovin’ You” earned her the top spot with just over 20% of the vote. Close behind, Kaylee Shimizu landed second with a Beatles cover, and country singer Jacquie Roar placed third. Season veterans and televised-competition alumni also fared well: RUDI and Mac Royals rounded out the Top 5.
The Voice 24 Part 3 and 4 Poll Results
- Chechi Sarai – “Lovin’ You” (Minnie Riperton) – Team Gwen – 20.27%
- Kaylee Shimizu – “Golden Slumbers” (The Beatles) – Team Legend – 17.57%
- Jacquie Roar – “Here for the Party” (Gretchen Wilson) – Team Gwen – 10.81%
- Rudi – “You Don’t Own Me” (Lesley Gore) – Team Gwen – 9.46%
- Mac Royals – “Gravity” (John Mayer) – Team Reba – 9.46%
- Noah Spencer – “Something in the Orange” (Zach Bryan) – Team Niall – 5.41%
- Lvndr – “Hotline Bling” (Drake) – Team Niall – 4.05%
- Reid Zingale – “July” (Noah Cyrus) – Team Niall – 4.05%
- Ms. Monét – “Higher Love” (Steve Winwood) – Team Reba – 4.05%
- Talakai – “Stay With Me” (Sam Smith) – Team Legend – 4.05%
- Bias – “God’s Country” (Blake Shelton) – Team Gwen – 2.70%
- Stee – “Sugar” (Maroon 5) – Team Legend – 2.70%
- Laura Williams – “Fingers Crossed” (Lauren Spencer Smith) – Team Niall – 1.35%
- Rachele Nguyen – “Bleeding Love” (Leona Lewis) – Team Reba – 1.35%
- Jason Arcilla – “Dreams” (Fleetwood Mac) – Team Gwen – 1.35%
- Alison Albrecht – “Ironic” (Alanis Morissette) – Team Reba – 1.35%
- Tom Nitti – “Signed, Sealed, Delivered” (Stevie Wonder) – Team Reba – 0.00%
- Claudia B. – “Human Nature” (Michael Jackson) – Team Legend – 0.00%
The Voice 24 Part 5 and 6 POLLS
Vote for your favorite Blind Auditions from The Voice Season 24 Parts 5 and 6. Below is a simple, accessible poll where you can indicate which audition stood out to you the most. Note: this is a reader poll for fans to register their preference and is separate from the show’s official voting process.
The Battle Rounds will test each artist’s ability to perform directly against another team member and demonstrate versatility and coaching potential. Coaches will pair artists, choose songs, and make tough decisions that determine who advances to the Knockouts and live shows. Fans should expect memorable duets, strategic song choices, and a clearer picture of which contestants might become frontrunners as the competition progresses.
Keep watching as the season moves into the Battle Rounds beginning Oct 17, and be sure to follow weekly recaps and polls to share your favorites and predictions. The Blind Auditions have set the stage—now the head-to-head battles will reveal who can rise under pressure and capture both coach and viewer votes.