They’ve Got Pipes! All 27 Winners of ‘The Voice’ Over the Years After Another Epic Season Finale

Javier Colon, Season 1 (2011)

Back on the very first season of the show, Javier Colon brought home the win for Team Adam Levine. During his audition, after hearing him sing Cyndi Lauper‘s “Time After Time,” coaches Adam, Blake, CeeLo Green and Christina Aguilera all wanted to call him their own, but he decided to go with the Maroon 5 frontman. His rendition of his original song “Stitch by Stitch” was what scored him first place.

Jermaine Paul, Season 2 (2012)

In season 2, Jermaine Paul auditioned with Avril Lavigne‘s hit “Complicated,” and CeeLo and Blake both wanted him on their teams. Lucky for Jermaine, Team Blake Shelton won out, and together they brought home a win. A fan favorite, Jermaine sang “I Believe I Can Fly” for his final solo song.

Cassadee Pope, Season 3 (2012)

Also Team Blake Shelton, Cassadee Pope was the first female winner of the singing show. She initially auditioned with Natalie Imbruglia‘s “Torn” and had all four judges fighting for her. By the end of the season, her performance of Faith Hill‘s “Cry” made her the clear winner.

Danielle Bradbery, Season 4 (2013)

At age 16, Danielle Bradbery became the show’s youngest winner — and the third winner for Team Blake Shelton. She auditioned by singing Taylor Swift‘s hit “Mean,” impressing Adam, Blake and first-time judge Usher, then later brought home the win with Sara Evans‘ “Born to Fly.”

Tessanne Chin, Season 5 (2013)

Tessane Chin helped Team Adam Levine bring the trophy back home on season 5. Her version of Pink‘s “Try” made an impression on all of the judges, and it was up to her to choose which team she wanted to be on. To score first place, she blew everyone away with Whitney Houston‘s “I Have Nothing.”

Josh Kaufman, Season 6 (2014)

When the rapper returned for his second season, Josh Kaufman helped Team Usher get its first win after being stolen from Team Adam Levine during the battle rounds. During auditions, he sang George Michael’s “One More Try,” and, for his winning solo song, he performed Adele‘s “Set Fire to the Rain.”

Craig Wayne Boyd, Season 7 (2014)

Singer Craig Wayne Boyd scored the fourth win for Team Blake Shelton. His audition song, “The Whiskey Ain’t Workin’,” got him noticed by Blake and first-time judge Pharrell. Though he went with Blake, during the battles, he briefly landed on coach Gwen’s team before being stolen back during the knockouts. Despite the turmoil, he went on to win the show with his original song “My Baby’s Got a Smile on Her Face.”

Sawyer Fredericks, Season 8 (2015)

After losing out on the previous season’s first place competitor to the country singing judge, the “Happy” singer found a winner when Sawyer Fredericks joined Team Pharrell Williams. He auditioned with the traditional folk song “I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow,” winning the competition with his original song “Please.”

Jordan Smith, Season 9 (2015)

After auditioning with Sia‘s “Chandelier,” Jordan Smith had his choice between judges Adam, Gwen, Pharrell and Blake, and he landed on Team Adam Levine. During the finale, his performance of “Climb Ev’ry Mountain” from The Sound of Music rocketed him to first place.

Alisan Porter, Season 10 (2016)

In season 10, Alisan Porter brought home the first win for Team Christina Aguilera — or any female coach. Her audition song, “Blue Bayou,” gave her her choice of coaches, and she scored Xtina the win with her original song “Down That Road.”

Sundance Head, Season 11 (2016)

Country singer Sundance Head (whose real name is Jason, just FYI) snagged Team Blake Shelton its fifth win. After auditioning with “I’ve Been Loving You Too Long,” he chose Blake’s team over Adam’s, and won the show with his original song, “Darlin’ Don’t Go.”

Chris Blue, Season 12 (2017)

After the “Girl on Fire” songstress joined the judges ranks as season earlier, Chris Blue delivered a win for Team Alicia Keys. By the time he auditioned with R&B hit “The Tracks of My Tears,” all the other judges’ teams were full, but Alicia was lucky enough to scoop him up. His original hit “Money on You” landed him the win — and the trophy.

Chloe Kohanski, Season 13 (2017)

Though Chloe Kohanski brought home Team Blake Shelton’s sixth (and most recent) win, her audition song, “The Chain” by Fleetwood Mac, allowed her to choose between Blake and judges Miley Cyrus and Jennifer Hudson, and she went with the “Slide Away” singer. During knockouts, the “Austin” musician stole her away in time for her winning song, an original called “Wish I Didn’t Love You.”

Brynn Cartelli, Season 14 (2018)

Beating out Danielle and Sawyer, Brynn Cartelli became the new youngest winner at age 15 — and the first winner for Team Kelly Clarkson as the American Idol icon joined the show as a judge rather than just an advisor. During auditions, she sang “Beneath Your Beautiful” and chose Kelly’s team over Blake’s. To win the competition, she sang her original song, “Walk My Way.”

Chevel Shepherd, Season 15 (2018)

Chevel Shepherd earned Team Kelly Clarkson its second win the very next season. For her audition, she sang The Band Perry‘s “If I Die Young” and chose to coach Kelly over Jennifer or Blake. Her original song “Broken Hearts” brought home the win.

Maelyn Jarmon, Season 16 (2019)

Being deaf in one ear didn’t stop Maelyn Jarmon from scoring a win for Team John Legend during the crooner’s first season as a coach. She auditioned with Sting‘s “Fields of Gold” and had her choice of the judges, then won the competition with her original song “Wait for You.”

Jake Hoot, Season 17 (2019)

Team Kelly took home the win with country crooner Jake Hoot. He won the hearts of fans and slayed during the finale while performing “Over Drinking” with Little Big Town.

Todd Tilghman, Season 18 (2020)

Todd Tilghman is a Mississippi pastor who had never actually performed before appearing on the reality competition, besides singing in church. However, he squeezed out a victory on Team Blake!

Carter Rubin, Season 19 (2020)

Carter Rubin, who was on Team Gwen, is the youngest male winner of The Voice. He entered the competition at just 14 years old.

Cam Anthony, Season 20 (2021)

Cam Anthony was awarded the $100,000 grand prize after joining Team Blake. It wasn’t his first stint on television, he previously appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show when he was just 12 years old.

Bryce Leatherwood, Season 21 (2022)

Another win for Team Blake! Bryce Leatherwood was crowned the winner during season 21.

“People love what I stand for. People love my music and how I sang. It took me by surprise that America chose me,” he said during the finale. “I just think my goal in life is to make people happy, and America made me happy today.”

Gina Miles, Season 23 (2023)

Gina Miles helped Niall Horan secure a victory on The Voice during his very first season as a coach. Niall was one of two coaches that turned for Gina’s blind audition, with Kelly being the other option. However, the rising star chose Niall as her coach and remained on his team until the finale, where she sang “Style” and “Nothing Compares 2 U” to win the show.

Huntley, Season 24 (2023)

Niall won back-to-back seasons when Huntley was declared the winner of season 24. He was a four-chair turn in the blind auditions, but chose Niall over John, Gwen and Reba McEntire. Huntley remained on Niall’s team until the finale. His final performances were of “Higher” and “Another Love.”

Asher HaVon, Season 25 (2024)

Reba McEntire won The Voice for the first time as a coach with contestant Asher HaVon in season 25. Just months later, he wrote a song called “Thank You,” which he dedicated to the country singer to acknowledge how much she did for him as a coach. He performed the tribute track during the season 26 finale.

Sofronio Vasquez, Season 26 (2024)

Sofronio became the first winner of The Voice from the Philippines when he was victorious in season 26. The artist was on Michael’s team and gave the crooner his first win as a coach in his rookie season.

Adam David, Season 27 (2025)

Michael won his second season in a row as a coach with underdog artist Adam David. Adam, a native of Southern Florida, had been a one-chair turn during his audition, and he was nearly eliminated from the top 12. However, Adam earned the Instant Save vote from viewers and was able to secure a spot in the top 5 before winning it all.