The episode sees Maelyn Jarmon, Gyth Rigdon, Dexter Roberts and Andrew Sevener performing a new and an original song in addition to hitting the stage with their respective coach for a duet.
- May 21, 2019
AceShowbiz - The first night of season 16 finale of "The Voice" arrived on Monday, May 20. The episode saw the Top 4, Maelyn Jarmon, Gyth Rigdon, Dexter Roberts and Andrew Sevener, performing three songs each in hopes of getting America vote for them. The singers performed a new and an original song in addition to hitting the stage with their respective coach for a duet.
Kicking off the night was Team John Legend's Maelyn. She took the stage to sing an original song titled "Wait for You". John and fellow coaches Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine gave her a standing ovation with the crowd loving it.
The next performers were Andrew and his coach Blake Shelton as they joined forces to belt out "All Right Now" by Free. The duo also showed off their guitar skills as Andrew flaunting his smoky tone.
Dexter followed it up with the first cover performance. He successfully awed everyone as he sang Randy Houser's "Anything Goes". Gyth and Blake then performed a duet of "Take It Easy" by The Eagles. While it was not Gyth's best performance, he did bring energy to the stage.
Andrew then returned to the stage, this time he was singing his original song called "Rural Route Raising". It could be seen that Andrew was totally owning the song, much to everyone's liking.
Maelyn and John then offered a stunning duet of Nat King Cole's "Unforgettable". The two singers were beautifully harmonizing in the solid stage performance. Next up was Gyth who sang "Once in a Blue Moon" by Earl Thomas Conley.
Dexter then performed his original song, "Looking Back", before Andrew hit the stage to sing "Lips of an Angel" by Hinder. The next performance was a duet of Brooks & Dunn's "Hard Workin' Man" by Blake and Dexter. They looked like they had so much on the stage.
Gyth performed his original song titled "Proof I've Always Loved You", which was another epic performance of his that night. Rounding out the night was Maelyn, who opted to sing "Hallelujah". She fully showcased her beautiful vocals with the song.
The results will be revealed in the Tuesday, May 21 episode of "The Voice" season 16.
