With the Blind Auditions wrapped up, The Voice Season 30 is moving into its next stage with four coaches ready to put their handpicked singers to the test. Kelly Clarkson, Adam Levine, Queen Latifah and Riley Green have each assembled a full team, and the competition is beginning to take shape as the artists head toward the Battles and beyond.

The season has already delivered memorable auditions, including a standout performance from 13-year-old Brianna Cameron, the first four-chair turn of the season from sister duo Ferryn & Brinkley, and an impressive audition by BigCountry, a 37-year-old Army veteran who joined Team Queen.

While the coaches have built their rosters, the journey has not been without its first elimination. Brandy Neelly was sent home after the Battles, leaving Ferryn & Brinkley to advance on Team Riley. The other teams have yet to lose an artist, according to the latest update published on October 7.

Here is a closer look at the artists still competing on each team.

Team Kelly Clarkson

Kelly Clarkson has assembled a diverse roster featuring young vocalists, experienced performers and singers with distinctive styles. Among her artists are several contestants who made strong impressions during the Blind Auditions.

• Brianna Cameron: The 13-year-old impressed the coaches with Tina Turner’s River Deep, Mountain High and chose Clarkson over Riley Green, even after Green brought out his dog Carl to win her over.
• Hazel Gerson: She skipped her college graduation to audition with Alex Clare’s Too Close. Both Clarkson and Green turned their chairs, with Clarkson even offering her a clip-in hair extension.
• Koumba Diallo: The 15-year-old earned the season’s second four-chair turn with Demi Lovato’s Stone Cold, ultimately choosing Clarkson.
• Johnnie Kapua: The New Zealand native performed Die With a Smile and attracted both Clarkson and Queen Latifah. Clarkson used her First In Button to secure him for her team.
• Kyle Davis: His rendition of In Your Eyes prompted Clarkson to praise his distinctive voice and its storytelling quality.
• Brooklyn Marie: At 14, she became the youngest member of Team Kelly after performing Olivia Rodrigo’s traitor while playing guitar.
• Saade: The 24-year-old San Francisco resident impressed the coaches with Raye’s Oscar-Winning Tears, including its challenging spoken-word section.
• Anna McElroy: Despite sharing an Alabama connection with Green, she surprised Clarkson by choosing Team Kelly after auditioning with a Maren Morris song.
• Matthew Chiu: His performance of Daughtry’s Home earned him a place on Clarkson’s team.
• Nina Howland: The musical theater actress earned a four-chair turn with Bonnie Raitt’s Love Me Like a Man and ultimately joined Clarkson.
• Kavi Nyx: The Gen Z singer offered a distinctive interpretation of Billie Eilish’s Wildflower, earning praise for her creativity and vocal personality.
• Lance Tenazas: The 22-year-old from Mission Viejo, California, impressed Clarkson with his stamina and performance of Bruno Mars’ Risk It All.

Eliminations: No artists had been eliminated from Team Kelly in the October 7 update.

Team Adam Levine

Adam Levine has built a team spanning rock, pop, soul and singer-songwriter styles. Several artists caught his attention with distinctive voices, while others connected with him through their musical influences.

• Owen Uffens: The 18-year-old from Rigby, Idaho, showcased his smooth vocals with Harry Nilsson’s Everybody’s Talkin’.
• Destinee Monroe: Her performance of Mötley Crüe’s Home Sweet Home brought out Levine’s rock-loving side.
• Lexi Stephens: Levine called the 23-year-old a standout after she sang Sienna Spiro’s Die on This Hill, even describing her as a potential front-runner.
• Amanda Mikkel: The 31-year-old earned a four-chair turn with Moon River. Levine used his First In Button to secure her for Team Adam.
• Connor Closs: The cruise ship singer impressed with Hozier’s Too Sweet before choosing Levine over Green.
• Julia Clark: Her take on Billie Eilish’s Bellyache convinced Levine that she would fit naturally into his team.
• Cal Cook: Levine immediately connected with Cook’s smooth vocal tone and turned his chair.
• Marilyn Hucek: The 34-year-old from Washington, D.C., performed Shakira’s La Tortura, impressing with its challenging Spanish rhythms before choosing Team Adam.
• Dakota Cohen: The Los Angeles rocker joined Levine, recalling that he had once given her a thumbs-up during a performance of Maroon 5’s Sunday Morning.
• Luke Curran: His rendition of Jim Croce’s Operator sparked a contest between Levine and Green, but his longtime connection to the show helped make the decision.
• Evan James: He performed Morgan Wallen’s Wasted on You, adding an R&B influence rather than simply copying Wallen’s style.
• Wade Turner: The 18-year-old soccer player impressed with Niall Horan’s This Town. Although teams were filling up, he earned a place with Levine.

Eliminations: No artists had been eliminated from Team Adam in the October 7 update.

Team Riley Green

Country singer Riley Green has gathered a roster filled with country performers, vocal harmonizers and artists who bring their own twists to familiar songs. His team also includes the season’s first four-chair-turn act.

• Ferryn & Brinkley: The Tennessee sisters earned the season’s first four-chair turn. During the Battles, they teamed up with Brandy Neelly for a three-part performance of Miranda Lambert’s Mama’s Broken Heart. Green advanced the sisters to Cut Week.
• Caroline Alexis: The 25-year-old from Alabama auditioned with Rascal Flatts’ Take Me There.
• Joey Henley: The 19-year-old impressed with Travis Tritt’s Anymore and shared an impromptu duet with Green after discussing his favorite song by the country singer.
• Harmony McKee: Although performing in the country genre was new to her, she secured a spot on Green’s team with Miranda Lambert’s Gunpowder & Lead.
• Kenna Elpers: After opening for Green in 2023, she auditioned with Chris Stapleton’s White Horse and reminded him of their previous connection.
• Cade Mower: His performance of Something in the Orange earned turns from all four coaches, but he chose Green because of the importance of lyrics and songwriting in country music.
• Allie Rae: The 15-year-old impressed with Black Velvet. Green used his First In Button to bring her onto his team.
• Everett Bounds: The musician, who has been traveling from truck stop to truck stop, auditioned with Eddie Rabbitt’s Drivin’ My Life Away and earned the chair turn he needed.
• Keiyana Osmond: The Salt Lake City native brought a fresh take to Kiss Me, winning Green over with her interpretation.
• Brendan Coulter: The Toledo singer impressed with a falsetto-inflected rendition of Jelly Roll’s Liar.
• Brayden Howell: Even after brain surgery, Howell returned to the stage with a performance of Friends in Low Places, drawing the coaches into the song.

Eliminations: Brandy Neelly was eliminated in Episode 6 after the Battles. Green chose to advance Ferryn & Brinkley following their performance of Mama’s Broken Heart.

Team Queen Latifah

Queen Latifah has assembled a team of singers with varied backgrounds, from young vocalists and theater enthusiasts to artists with country and soul influences. Her roster includes performers who earned multiple chair turns as well as singers who connected with her through their individual interpretations.

• Mia Knight: The 16-year-old sang Sienna Spiro’s You Stole the Show, earning turns from Queen, Green and Clarkson before Queen used her First In Button.
• BigCountry: The 37-year-old Army veteran impressed with I Put a Spell on You, earning chair turns from Levine and Queen.
• Marcus Ladden Jr.: The 19-year-old performed Julie London’s Cry Me a River and chose Queen after attracting interest from her and Clarkson.
• Alt Bloom: The Montana musician auditioned with Maren Morris’ The Bones, earning turns from Queen and Green.
• Morgan Lett: Her version of Mary J. Blige’s I’m Goin’ Down showcased her range and ability to put her own spin on a song.
• Bryan Jaymes: He performed Paul Young’s Every Time You Go Away, impressing Queen with his falsetto and creative interpretation.
• Sophia Liano: Her emotional performance of I Surrender earned her a spot on Team Queen.
• Chari: She secured a four-chair turn with Oleta Adams’ Get Here, despite Levine’s efforts to persuade her to join his team.
• Brandon Diaz: The married father and former Season 4 contestant is returning to the competition after previously appearing on The Voice as a teenager.
• Kayleigh Mathews: The Tucson native impressed with Vince Gill’s When I Call Your Name, beating out Green and Levine to join Queen’s team.
• Luke Cope: The landscaper from Kernersville, North Carolina, moved Queen and Levine with his emotional vocal delivery.
• Lillie Kolich: She earned a four-chair turn with Sombr’s Back to Friends, impressing the coaches with her softer style and storytelling.

Eliminations: No artists had been eliminated from Team Queen in the October 7 update.

When Does the Next Episode of The Voice Season 30 Air?

The next episode of The Voice Season 30 is scheduled for Monday, October 12, at 8 p.m. ET on NBC. New episodes will also be available to stream on Peacock the following day.

With the Blind Auditions complete and the Battles underway, the coaches will have to make increasingly difficult decisions as they narrow their teams. For now, the October 7 lineup offers a snapshot of the artists still in contention, with Ferryn & Brinkley among the early standouts after advancing beyond their first major challenge.

Source: Compiled from various sources.