Miley Cyrus surpassed Blake Shelton with her unique and unexpected approach on The Voice, airing on Tuesday. In this episode, the auditions featured a young, talented Khaliya Kimberlie, who happens to be a 16-year-old homosexual residing on an Apache reservation in New Mexico. Both coaches were captivated by Khaliya’s remarkable rendition of Kelsea Ballerini’s popular track, “Dibs.”

Taking a daring plunge: Miley Cyrus brought a refreshing twist to Tuesday’s airing of The Voice

Ouch: She outshined Blake Shelton to become one of the most desired contestants.

‘You can count on me to win you a trophy,’ Blake assured her with confidence.

‘I don’t have much going on besides hanging out with my cats at home… I can dedicate a lot more time to working with you,’ Miley chimed in playfully at age 23.

Miley’s humble approach paid off, and Khaliya ultimately decided to join her team.

In a previous episode, Blake successfully secured Austin Allsup, the talented son of Tommy Allsup.

Emerging sensation: The audacious pop icon and experienced country artist were engaged in a fierce competition for the affection of the openly gay 16-year-old talent, Khaliya Kimberlie.

Prideful: Miley’s expression of affection was evident as she embraced the budding actor warmly

Oh no! Blake was absolutely devastated after his favorite contestant was eliminated.

Miley generated quite a buzz in the episode when she went as far as removing her jacket to reveal some skin.

Tommy, a rockabilly and Swing musician, had a close encounter with death during the plane crash famously known as ‘The Day the Music Died,’ which tragically claimed the lives of Buddy Holly and others.

According to Austin, Tommy’s son, his father had a significant moment during that ill-fated flight. “Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and the Big Bopper were all onboard, and my dad actually flipped a coin with Ritchie Valens for the last seat on the plane,” he explained.

Reflecting on the incident, Tommy, who is now 84, admitted that it still lingers on his mind every single day. Despite the near-death experience, Tommy’s love for music has never waned, and he has had the privilege of collaborating with the legendary Willie Nelson and other renowned artists.

Proudly, Austin revealed that his father continues to tour and perform to this very day.

Singing softly and soothingly: In a previous episode, Blake emerged victorious when he chose Austin Allsup as the winner.

Just as the saying goes, “Apple doesn’t fall far from the tree,” the participant in question comes from a musically gifted lineage. His very own father happens to be the renowned musician, Tommy Allsup.

Ever get that feeling of déjà vu? It seems like Blake has encountered the country crooner before as he suddenly recalls hearing The Voice.

Kind Gesture: Following Austin’s selection of Blake as his coach on The Voice, Gwen Stefani’s boyfriend expressed a desire to meet his renowned father backstage.
To show his love for his wife, Austin performed an exceptional rendition of The Rolling Stones’ Wild Horses, impressing Blake.
Another noteworthy performance came from Nolan Neil, a 35-year-old resident of Nashville, who had tragically lost his father to suicide in the past.
Although Nolan had previously participated in Season 10 of The Voice without gaining any coach’s support, this time he showcased a more rock-infused version of Elton John’s Tiny Dancer and successfully picked Adam Levine as his coach.

Participant: Nolan Neil, a 35-year-old man hailing from Nashville, delivered a captivating song performance on the show. It is worth mentioning that Nolan has a deeply personal connection to his music, as his father sadly took his own life several years ago.

The guy who won over the judges was Adam Levine’s favorite contestant. Miley was particularly impressed with his voice, comparing it to her father Billy Ray Cyrus. The first performer of the night was Aaron Gibson, a 25-year-old from Atlanta, Georgia who used to work as a background checker. He sang R.E.M.’s “Losing My Religion” and received positive feedback from Alicia Keys, Blake, and Miley. In the end, Miley’s enthusiasm won Aaron over. She expressed her love for Aaron’s unique and rough voice.

The evening kicked off with a remarkable performance by Aaron Gibson, a talented 25-year-old hailing from Atlanta, Georgia. Prior to pursuing his passion for music, Aaron had worked as a background checker in his hometown. The crowd was captivated as he took the stage and showcased his incredible vocal abilities, leaving everyone eagerly awaiting more.

Simone Grundy, a 26-year-old single mother from Arlington, Texas, stole the spotlight with her rendition of Ben E. King’s iconic song, “I [Who Have Nothing].” The audience was left in awe of her powerful and soulful performance. It was no surprise when she chose Adam Levine as her coach, as he recognized her undeniable talent. Adam praised her commanding presence and described her voice as fierce and powerful.

Next up was Samantha Landrum, a 22-year-old who worked alongside her family at a unique establishment recreating a late 1800s settlement. Despite her young age, Samantha displayed a level of maturity and talent beyond her years. The audience was impressed by her performance and eagerly anticipated what she would offer in future rounds of the competition.

Captivating: Simone Grundy, at the young age of twenty-six, delivered a mesmerizing performance with her rendition of Ben E. King’s timeless classic, “[I Who Have Nothing].”

Adam warmly embraced her as she became a part of his team. The Mississippi resident, who delighted the audience with his rendition of Shania Twain’s “Man! I Feel Like a Woman,” gladly shared the exciting activities they offered. “We have captivating war reenactments and thrilling gem mining experiences,” he explained. Unfortunately, Samantha’s performance failed to impress the judges as none of them turned their chairs. Miley gracefully expressed her opinion, mentioning that Samantha’s nervousness may have affected her energy on stage.

Oops! Samantha Landrum, a 22-year-old aspiring singer, didn’t manage to impress any of the judges on the show. On the other hand, a 25-year-old man from Nashville named Josh Gallagher caught the attention of coach Blake Shelton with his performance of “Stay A Little Longer” by Brothers Osborne. Being a huge country music fan, Josh expressed his desire to pursue a career in the genre, and Blake was more than happy to guide him. During the conversation, Josh mentioned that he’s just a down-to-earth guy who loves wearing blue jeans every day. This comment amused Blake, who found it cute that Alicia Keys thought she had a chance of getting Josh on her team.

A laid-back Southerner, Josh Gallagher from Nashville, Tennessee, captured the attention of his fellow coaches on The Voice as he flawlessly performed “Stay A Little Longer” by Brothers Osborne. Making a smart decision, Josh selected Blake Shelton as his coach to guide him through the competition.

In a charming twist, Gabriel Violett, a 28-year-old resident of New York City, earns a living as a “onesie fit model.” Previously, Gabriel showcased his talent on Broadway, particularly in the production Spring Awakening, until 2009. However, he has been seeking new opportunities in the entertainment industry ever since. His impressive rendition of Shawn Mendes’ “Treat You Better” left the coaches impressed, and Alicia Keys happily offered her mentorship to him.

Living life to the rhythm: Meet Gabriel Violett, a 28-year-old who has carved out a unique profession as a sought-after ‘onesie fit model’ in the bustling metropolis of New York City.

Alicia Keys was fortunate to have found a talented act called Gabriel, whose voice she described as beautiful, warm, and low. To her, it sounded like a genuine and sincere person. The next performer was Michael Sanchez, a 25-year-old pianist from California. He mesmerized the audience with his rendition of Bill Withers’ classic song, “Use Me.” The judges were taken aback by his unexpected appearance.

Enthusiastic: Michael Sanchez, a 25-year-old pianist from California, delivered a captivating rendition of Bill Withers’ timeless classic “Use Me” from 1972.

Surprising: The sight of him left the group stunned.

Alicia was full of praise for his impressive vocal prowess. Adam, at the age of 37, marveled at his voice, likening it to that of an older African American man. Recognizing his potential, Alicia took on the role of his mentor. With a brief interruption, during which Blake dressed up as Miley Cyrus, it was Darby Walker’s turn to take the stage. The 17-year-old singer from California had her heart set on being chosen by Alicia, but Miley had a strong desire to work with her. Darby showcased her talent by performing a beautiful rendition of “Stand By Me.” After her performance, Miley couldn’t resist joining her on stage, singing a few verses of Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” together. Not to be outdone, Alicia joined in too, harmonizing with Darby for an incredible performance of her hit song “No One.”

Impressive premiere: Seventeen-year-old Darby Walker takes the stage with her spirited performance of “Stand By Me.”

Once-in-a-lifetime experience: In an effort to enhance the offer, Miley Cyrus joined her on stage to perform a captivating rendition of the iconic song, “Jolene.”

When Darby reminisced about her childhood dream, she fondly recalled her deep admiration for Alicia’s popular song, “No One,” back when she was just a 10-year-old girl. She vividly remembered the delightful moments when she and Alicia would joyfully sing the tune together.

Floral influence: In the end, it was Miley who possessed the exceptional skills.
“Someone had to do it,” complained Miley, who ultimately emerged victorious over Darby.
“I am overwhelmed with excitement… I eagerly anticipate imparting some knowledge upon her,” she exclaimed.
Cooper Bascom, a music graduate, infused The Proclaimers’ 500 Miles with a distinct ‘Mumford and Son’s vibe’.
Unfortunately, the 22-year-old individual residing in North Carolina did not manage to impress the judges enough to turn their chairs.

Challenging moments: Cooper Bascom, a talented music graduate, brought a unique and reminiscent touch, reminiscent of the band Mumford and Sons, to The Proclaimers’ hit song “500 Miles,” but unfortunately, none of the coaches turned their chairs for him.
During her childhood, young Halle Tomlinson from Colorado had the incredible opportunity to be a part of the popular show Barney & Friends.
Following her captivating rendition of “New York State of Mind,” the 16-year-old Halle made an instant connection with Alicia Keys who chose her to be part of her team.
Alicia praised Halle’s performance, describing it as smooth, effortless, and full of grace.
NBC’s The Voice will be back next week with more exciting performances.

Gifted: As a young girl, Halle Tomlinson from Colorado showcased her extraordinary talent by gracing the small screen on the popular children’s show Barney & Friends. Alongside her fellow pint-sized performers, Halle captivated audiences with her angelic voice while serenading them with the timeless hit “New York State Of Mind”.

Alicia couldn’t help but shower the singer with praise, describing the experience as seamless and natural, with no effort required. She was truly thrilled to be chosen as her coach.