‘The Voice’ Season 27: Highlights from the Second Round of Knockouts
The Knockouts are in full swing on The Voice, and the second round proved just how fierce the competition has become. With each coach narrowing their teams, contestants are pulling out all the stops — and a few surprise moves shook things up in a big way.
A Showdown of Styles and Strengths
Divighn vs. Kaiya Hamilton delivered one of the night’s most dynamic matchups. Divighn lit up the stage with a gritty, upbeat rock performance, showcasing undeniable stage presence and vocal firepower. But Kaiya countered with a cool, confident take on a soulful pop track, blending control with charisma. Her emotional connection and vocal poise sealed her advancement to the next round.
Raw Emotion Meets Classic Soul
Bryson Battle vs. Tatum Scott was a battle of feeling versus finesse. Bryson reached into the emotional core of a soul anthem, leaving an impression with his raw delivery and powerful range. Tatum brought heartfelt intimacy to a contemporary acoustic hit, tugging at the heartstrings. In the end, Bryson’s passion pushed him over the edge, winning him a spot in the next phase of the competition.
Surprise Save Sparks Celebration
One of the biggest moments of the night came when Ari Camille and Britton Moore took the stage. Ari brought infectious energy to a groove-heavy throwback, commanding the audience with bold presence. Britton stepped out of his comfort zone to tackle a country anthem — and nailed it. While Britton advanced, Ari didn’t walk away empty-handed. She was stolen back onto a different team in a heartwarming moment that left both coaches and the crowd cheering.
The Stakes Keep Climbing
With only a few more Knockouts remaining before live shows begin, every performance now feels like a career-defining moment. Coaches are more strategic than ever with their steals, and contestants are raising the bar week after week.
The competition is no longer just about good vocals — it’s about artistry, connection, and the willingness to take risks.