Is a New Episode of ‘The Voice’ Airing Tonight, March 24?
The battles round is nearing its conclusion.
After two weeks of fierce musical confrontations, “The Voice” is set to transition into the knockouts round. But first, contestants must navigate through this final week of battles.
As each week progresses, the Season 27 participants come closer to moving forward in the NBC singing competition. What time does the next episode air, and what transpired last week? Here’s everything you need to know.
Will there be a new episode of ‘The Voice’ on March 24, 2025?
Yes, fans can catch a new episode of “The Voice” on Monday, March 24. The episode will be broadcast live on NBC at 8 p.m. ET/PT and 7 p.m. CT, and it will be available for streaming the following day on Peacock on March 25. Note that NBC and Peacock are both owned by NBCUniversal, the parent company of TODAY.com.
What can we expect in tonight’s episode of ‘The Voice’?
The March 24 episode of “The Voice” will feature the third and final battles round, which requires all four coaches — Michael Bublé, Kelsea Ballerini, Adam Levine, and John Legend — to have two of their team members perform the same song. Ultimately, only one contestant can advance, unless a coach opts to save or steal them.
What transpired in last week’s episode of ‘The Voice’?
The March 17 episode of “The Voice” showcased the second night of the battles round.
Legend pitted Bryson Battle and Ari Camille against each other, performing Muni Long’s “Made for Me.” In the end, Battle emerged victorious, but Camille remains in the competition after Levine used a steal to bring her onto his team.
Levine also tasked two other contestants, BD.ii and Antonio Ramsey, with performing Musiq Soulchild’s “Just Friends (Sunny).” BD.ii clinched the win and continued on with Legend’s team.
On Bublé’s team, Barry Jean Fontenot and Kaiya Hamilton went head-to-head singing Solomon Burke’s “Cry to Me.” In the end, Hamilton triumphed, while Ballerini attempted to steal Fontenot, and Bublé used his save to retain him. Ultimately, Fontenot chose to stay with Bublé.
From Ballerini’s roster, Jaelen Johnston and Hailey Wright performed “Neon Moon” by Brooks & Dunn, with Ballerini advancing Johnston to the next round. Alanna Lynise and Brook Wood, also from Ballerini’s team, sang Miley Cyrus’ “Angels Like You,” and Ballerini selected Lynise as the winner.
As for Levine’s team, Hayden Grove and Lucia Flores-Wiseman faced off singing Frank Sinatra’s “Funny Valentine.” Ultimately, Levine chose Flores-Wiseman to progress.
