As The Voice Season 26 approaches its finale, many are curious to know who went home in the semi-finals. The episode featured the four judges’ now-remaining contestants battling to secure a spot in the finale. After immense suspense, the semifinal results were revealed, with only five contestants making it to the final race. So, who are those contestants?
Here are the details of The Voice S26 semi-final results.
Who got voted off in The Voice Season 26 semifinals live-show?
Adam Bohanan, Christina Eagle, and Jan Dan got eliminated in The Voice semifinals.
The semifinal night featured Bohanan performing “What’s Going On” by Marvin Gaye. However, his performance didn’t bring him out of the elimination danger. Rather, he had to compete for the second time with three more contestants for Instant Save. Despite being appreciated for his “Pretty Wings” vocals, America’s collective votes didn’t make him reach the finale either.
Additionally, Jan Dan and Christina Eagle initially sang “Open Arms” and “Man! I Feel Like a Woman!,” respectively. However, they didn’t get enough votes to survive in the game, leading to their elimination. Out of four contestants, who competed for Instant Save, only one secured a spot in the finale.
Who will advance to The Voice Season 26 finals?
The contestants who have made it to the finale, along with their respective teams, are as follows:
Jeremy Beloate – Team Snoop
Danny Joseph – Team Reba
Shye – Team Bublé
Sofronio Vasquez – Team Bublé
Sydney Sterlace – Team Gwen Stefani
The thrilling semifinal night witnessed the last eight contestants giving their best performances to keep their leg in the game. Initially, the contestants with higher votes immediately advanced to the finale, with one spot still left. To earn it, the other four contestants were required to compete against each other to gain America’s second vote. After the votes were out, Danny Joseph secured the final spot. A total of five contestants were chosen on the semifinal night.
The finale is scheduled to air on December 9 and 10, 2024.
Originally reported by Shazmeen Navrange on ComingSoon.
