"The Voice" Season 9 Top 10 were revealed tonight after Evan McKeel is voted out of the competition, an elimination that shocked Evan's coach, Pharrell Williams.
Starting the night was Brad Paisley, who returns to the show, playing his new single "Country Nation," which Refinery29 described a song with all the names of popular football team mascots. Team Gwen-Braiden, Jesse and Korin-also performed the rock classic "You Get What You Give" while Team Adam-Shelby, Amy and Jordan-slayed The Beach Boys' "Wouldn't It Be Nice?"
During the show, the artists were also shown with their families on their Thanksgiving dinner and together, the Top 11 performed "Somebody To Lean On."
At the announcement of who made it to the Top 10 for "The Voice Season 9," it was Team Adam's Amy Vachal who was first to be called safe, which was expected after her "Blank Space" rendition made it to the top of the iTunes charts. Next to be called was Team Gwen's Braiden Sunshine with second highest number of votes.
Next to be called was Team Adam's Jordan Smith who shared that his Jessie J's "Who You Are" performance was meant to tell everyone to "be yourself." Following Jordan to join "The Voice" Season 9 Top 10 was Team Blake's Zach Seabaugh.
The next two to be called safe were 16-year old Madi Davis of Team Pharrell and 17-year old Emily Ann Roberts of Team Blake. New York Daily News, in its report, noted that both Madi and Emily Ann are pitted against Braiden Sunshine because of their age, them being the youngest in the competition this season.
Also moving on were Team Gwen's Jeffery Austin, Team Blake's Barrett Baber and Team Adam's Shelby Brown. When asked how the show has changed him, Jeffery told Carson Daly that "The Voice" completely changed him because he couldn't see himself doing other things.
The two artists left were Team Pharrell's Evan McKeel and Team Gwen's Korin Bukowski, who had been in the same place last week. To win the Instant Save, Evan McKeel performed "Let's Stay Together" while Korin Bukowski did a rendition of Maroon 5's "She Will Be Loved."
In the end, America chose Korin Bukowski once again.
