Knockouts Phase of The Voice Season 27: Episode 2 Highlights
On April 7, fans of The Voice were treated to the highly anticipated second installment of the Knockouts phase during season 27. This episode featured intense pairings of singers from each team, where competitors faced off in duets, with only one advancing while the other was eliminated.
Bryson Battle vs. Tatum Scott: A Showdown for Team John Legend
In episode 11, Team John Legend’s Bryson Battle and Tatum Scott delivered a captivating performance. Bryson emerged victorious after delivering an emotional rendition of Aretha Franklin’s “Ain’t No Way,”which garnered widespread acclaim from the judges. His mentor, John Legend, shared his admiration for Bryson’s talent, stating:
“One of the best singers I’ve ever seen in any context.”
John further emphasized his faith in Bryson’s potential for growth, suggesting there’s much more to come from this rising star. The other judges were equally impressed, contributing their own praises for his remarkable performance.
Judges’ Insights on Bryson’s Performance
Bryson explained his choice of “Ain’t No Way”as a strategic decision, viewing the song as a considerable challenge. His bold approach certainly paid off, with judges praising his artistry. The performance was so compelling that it moved John Legend to stand in appreciation.
Adam Levine added to the accolades, asserting:
“(Bryson) can do anything there is to do when it comes to singing.”
Kelsea Ballerini also recognized Bryson’s unique attributes, labeling him “one in a million,”showcasing how he revitalizes classic songs with a contemporary flair. Conclusively, John Legend reiterated Bryson’s potential, confidently stating:
“You can win this show.”
This victory in the Knockouts round propels Bryson into the Playoffs, bringing him one step closer to the grand prize.
Bryson Battle’s Journey on The Voice Season 27
Bryson’s foray into The Voice began in episode 2 during the Blind Auditions, where he captivated all four judges with his rendition of “A Song for You”by Leon Russell. His performance was a definitive showcase of his vocal talent, turning every chair in the process.
Coach John Legend, eager to pair with Bryson, was the first to turn his chair, leading Bryson to select him as his mentor. Following the Blind Auditions, Bryson faced another challenge during the Battles, performing “Made For Me”by Muni Long alongside fellow contestant Ari Camille. Although Bryson emerged victorious, Ari was saved by Adam Levine’s steal, allowing her to continue in the competition.
After the Battles, John Legend was equally impressed, remarking:
“Everybody’s jaw is on the floor seeing what you can do with your voice.”
John consistently praises Bryson’s vocal abilities, stating he ranks among the best in the competition.
Catch new episodes of The Voice season 27 every Monday at 8 PM ET on NBC for more exciting performances and updates!