Five Performances Covered, Voting Unreported: Voice Season 30 Results Leave Right Artists Voted Into Top 10 Unclear, TVLine Says

Live shows begin with Y2K

On Monday, November 9, The Voice Season 30 officially entered its live-show phase. The broadcast, titled “Top 13 (Part 1),” featured six of the 13 remaining artists singing for viewers’ votes.

The six performers were Mia Knight, Dakota Cohen, Lillie Kolich, Connor Closs, BigCountry and Lexi Stephens. The remaining artists from Kelly Clarkson and Riley Green’s teams were scheduled to perform the following Monday.

Five performances described

Knight sang Kelly Clarkson’s “Miss Independent.” The 16-year-old delivered the song with confidence and strong vocals, though nerves showed briefly; the performance earned a B+ grade. Cohen performed Aerosmith’s “I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing,” bringing grit and intensity to the song. The coaches gave her a standing ovation, and the performance received an A. Kolich reworked Britney Spears’ “(You Drive Me) Crazy.” The arrangement felt uneven, but her vocals stood out during its haunting introduction; the review gave it a B.

Closs and BigCountry take the stage

Closs dedicated *NSYNC’s “This Is Promise You” to his fiancée, Sarah. The performance featured emotional singing and controlled vocal runs, earning an A+ grade. BigCountry chose Bon Jovi’s “It’s My Life.” He had some pitch problems early on, then recovered, though the review said the performance would have been stronger closer to the original; it received a B-.

Results remain unreported

Stephens was introduced as the final performer of the night, but the account ends before describing her performance. It also gives no voting outcome. The broadcast was expected to send five of the six featured artists to the Top 10 and eliminate one. Without the end of the report, it is not possible to say who advanced or who left the competition.