The Voice (American season 3)

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The Voice
Season 3
Hosted byCarson Daly
Christina Milian (social media)
CoachesAdam Levine
CeeLo Green
Christina Aguilera
Blake Shelton
No. of contestants64 artists
WinnerCassadee Pope
Winning coachBlake Shelton
Runner-upTerry McDermott
Release
Original networkNBC
Original releaseSeptember 10 –
December 18, 2012
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The third season of the American reality talent show The Voice premiered on September 10, 2012 on NBC.[1] NBC officially announced The Voice's renewal on May 13, 2012, during its 2012–13 upfront presentation, with the show returning as a fall series.[2] Blake Shelton, Christina Aguilera, Adam Levine and CeeLo Green continued as coaches.

Season three introduce Steals during the Battle rounds in which other coaches can save a losing artist to join them to their team and reinstating them in the competition. It was initially enacted during the Battle rounds, but would later extended to Knockout rounds (also introduced this season) from season five onwards.

This is the first season to introduce a revamp of the competition during the live shows adapting to a format similar to The X Factor, where eliminations now apply to any artists disregarding to the team's affiliation, and the iTunes bonus multiplier where it was awarded a tenfold of votes (fivefold as of season five) to certain artists if their recorded single peaked at a certain position at the close of the voting window. This is also the first time in the show's history a reduced three artists represented in the finale, thus making it the first season not all of the coaches would guarantee to represent an artist in the finale. This is one of only four seasons where the team size was not 12, but with a size of 16 (The inaugural season was the first with a size of eight members; seasons 18 through 20 had 10 members instead of the traditional 12).

Cassadee Pope was announced as the winner of the season, making her the first female winner of The Voice. Pope's victory also marked Shelton's second win as a coach, and the first coach to win multiple (and consecutive) seasons.[3]

Auditions, coaches, and hosts[]

Auditions for were held on July 7 to August 12, 2012 in Memphis, Minneapolis, New York, Dallas and Los Angeles.

All original coaches signed on for season three. Mary J. Blige, Michael Bublé, Rob Thomas, and Billie Joe Armstrong joined the show as advisers for Adam Levine, Blake Shelton, CeeLo Green, and Christina Aguilera's teams respectively during the Battle Rounds segment of the show.[4] Christina, Blake, and Cee Lo brought in Ron Fair, Scott Hendricks, and Jennifer Hudson respectively to help coach in the episode, Top 10 Perform Live. Cee Lo brought in Bill Withers to coach Nicholas David the following week, and was sick during rehearsals for the subsequent week, so he brought in Pat Monahan, lead singer for Train, to coach all his artists that week, while still choosing his team members' songs and keeping in touch with them on the phone.

Teams[]

Color key
Coaches Top 64 artists
Adam Levine
Amanda Brown Melanie Martinez Bryan Keith Loren Allred Joselyn Rivera
Sam James Nicole Nelson Michelle Brooks-Thompson Joe Kirkland Kayla Nevarez
Alessandra Guercio Caitlin Michele Collin McLoughlin Samuel Mouton Brian Scartocci
Brandon Mahone Adanna Duru Benji
CeeLo Green
Nicholas David Trevin Hunte Cody Belew MacKenzie Bourg Diego Val
Caitlin Michelle Mycle Wastman Terisa Griffin Daniel Rosa Avery Wilson
Chevonne Amanda Brown Alexis Marceaux Emily Earle Ben Taub
Todd Kessler DOMO JR Aquino
Christina Aguilera
Dez Duron Sylvia Yacoub Adriana Louise De'Borah Devyn DeLoera
Aquile Chevonne Alessandra Guercio Celica Westbrook Laura Vivas
MarissaAnne Joselyn Rivera Jordan Pruitt Beat Frequency Paulina
Lisa Scinta Nathalie Hernandez Nelly's Echo
Blake Shelton
Cassadee Pope Terry McDermott Michaela Paige Julio Cesar Castillo Liz Davis
Suzanna Choffel MarissaAnne Collin McLoughlin Rudy Parris Gracia Harrison
Terisa Griffin Kelly Crapa Ryan Jirovec Nicole Johnson Lelia Broussard
Charlie Rey 2Steel Girls Casey Muessigmann
Note: Italicized names are stolen artists (names struck through within former teams).

Blind auditions[]

Color key
   Coach hit his/her "I WANT YOU" button
     Artist defaulted to this coach's team
     Artist elected to join this coach's team
     Artist eliminated with no coach pressing his or her "I WANT YOU" button

Episode 1 (Sep. 10)[]

The coaches performed "Start Me Up" at the start of the show.[5]

Order Artist Age Hometown Song Coach's and artist's choices[6]
Adam CeeLo Christina Blake
1 Terry McDermott 35 Aberdeen, Scotland "Baba O'Riley"
2 De'Borah 25 Chicago Heights, Illinois "Hey, Soul Sister"
3 Gracia Harrison 18 Virden, Illinois "I Want to Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart"
4 Garrett Gardner 16 Ringwood, New Jersey "Have You Ever Seen the Rain?"
5 Devyn DeLoera 20 Snyder, Texas "Ain't No Other Man"
6 Bryan Keith 22 New York City, New York "It Will Rain"
7 Daniel Rosa 21 Riverside, California "Somebody That I Used to Know"
8 Anita Antoinette 22 Boston, Massachusetts / Kingston, Jamaica "No Woman, No Cry"
9 Joe Kirkland 24 Fort Worth, Texas "Gives You Hell"
10 Jessica Sharpe 23 Greensboro, North Carolina "Son of a Preacher Man"
11 Danny Hunter Jones N/A Los Angeles, California "Superstition"
12 Jamie Pickett N/A New York City, New York "Love on Top"
13 Odiseas Georgiadis 15 New York City, New York "The Lazy Song"
14 Trevin Hunte 18 New York City, New York "Listen"

Episode 2 (Sept. 11)[]

Order Artist Age Hometown Song Coach's and artist's choices[7]
Adam CeeLo Christina Blake
1 Adriana Louise 22 New York City, New York "Domino"
2 Casey Muessigmann 22 Spencer, Iowa "Sweet Home Alabama"
3 Aquile 24 San Diego, California "Your Song"
4 Ryan Fogarty 28 Nashville, Tennessee "Tomorrow"
5 Brett Hite N/A Spokane, Washington "Replay"
6 Jamie Lampert N/A Chicago, Illinois "Poker Face"
7 Matt Carr N/A Hanover, New Hampshire/Boston, Massachusetts "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay"
8 MacKenzie Bourg 19 Lafayette, Louisiana "Pumped Up Kicks"
9 Julio Cesar Castillo 21 Chicago, Illinois "La Bamba"

Episode 3 (Sept. 12)[]

Order Artist Age Hometown Song Coach's and artist's choices[8]
Adam CeeLo Christina Blake
1 Samuel Mouton 19 Fort Collins, Colorado "Redemption Song"
2 Chris Trousdale 26 Big Rapids, Michigan / New Port Richey, Florida "Glad You Came"
3 Mike Squillanté N/A Boston, Massachusetts "Everybody Talks"
4 Jasmin Rose N/A N/A "Mercy"
5 Brandon Clark N/A Atlanta, Georgia "Colder Weather"
6 Nelly's Echo 32 Lagos, Nigeria/Baltimore, Maryland "Ain't No Sunshine"
7 2Steel Girls (Krystal and Allison Steel) 23 & 44 Nashville, Tennessee "Before He Cheats"
8 Lisa Scinta 26 Las Vegas, Nevada "Teenage Dream"
9 MarissaAnne 15 Long Island, New York "Part of Me"
10 Loren Allred 22 Salt Lake City, Utah/Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania "When Love Takes Over"
11 DOMO 26 New York City, New York "Don't Cha"
12 Nicole Nelson 34 Burlington, Vermont "Hallelujah"

Episode 4 (Sept. 17)[]

A preview of Christina Aguilera's video for Your Body was televised.[9]

Order Artist Age Hometown Song Coach's and artist's choices[10]
Adam CeeLo Christina Blake
1 Melanie Martinez 17 Astoria, New York City, New York "Toxic"
2 Cupid 29 Lafayette, Louisiana "Cupid Shuffle"
3 Brian Scartocci 26 Austin, Texas "Isn't She Lovely"
4 VanJess 19 & 20 Lagos, Nigeria /Rancho Cucamonga, California "Work Out"
5 Maddie and Julia N/A Scotch Plains, New Jersey/New Paltz, New York "Disturbia"
6 The Wadsworth Sisters N/A Philadelphia, Pennsylvania "Edge of Seventeen"
7 Beat Frequency
(Shawn Lewis and Natasha Neuschwander)
35 & 28 Vancouver, Washington "E.T."
8 Tyler Lillestol 23 Riverside, California "U Got It Bad"
9 Liz Davis 25 Madison, Mississippi "Here for the Party"
10 JR Aquino 24 Anchorage, Alaska "Just the Way You Are"
11 Agina Alvarez 22 San Diego, California "Turn the Beat Around"
12 Nicholas David 31 Saint Paul, Minnesota "Stand By Me"
13 Alessandra Guercio 17 New York City, New York "The Climb"
14 Adanna Duru 15 Walnut, California "The Edge of Glory"
15 Kelly Crapa 15 New Fairfield, Connecticut "Sparks Fly"
16 Paulina 16 Los Angeles, California "You Make Me Feel..."
17 Avery Wilson 16 Hamden, Connecticut "Without You"

Episode 5 (Sept. 18)[]

Order Artist Age Hometown Song Coach's and artist's choices[10]
Adam CeeLo Christina Blake
1 Trevanne Howell 33 New York City, New York "I Have Nothing"
2 Collin McLoughlin 24 Bedford, New York "Wild World"
3 Joselyn Rivera 17 Pembroke Pines, Florida "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)"
4 Benji 24 Orlando, Florida "Knockin' on Heaven's Door"
5 Todd Kessler 30 Chicago, Illinois "Maggie May"
6 Ben Taub 21 Princeton, New Jersey "Feeling Good"
7 Emily Earle 23 New York City, New York "Ring of Fire"
8 Lorraine Ferro 52 New York City, New York "Skyscraper"
9 Mycle Wastman 40 Seattle, Washington "Let's Stay Together"

Episode 6 (Sept. 24)[]

Order Artist Age Hometown Song Coach's and artist's choices[11]
Adam CeeLo Christina Blake
1 Michelle Brooks-Thompson 28 Sunderland, Massachusetts "Proud Mary"
2 Diego Val 25 Lima, Peru /Miami, Florida "Animal"
3 Lauren Brooke 24 Pawling, New York "Cowboy Casanova"
4 Suzanna Choffel 32 Austin, Texas "Landslide"
5 Michaela Paige 16 Boca Raton, Florida "Sober"
6 Ryan Jirovec 28 McAllen, Texas "Amazed"
7 Dez Duron 22 Shreveport, Louisiana "Sara Smile"
8 VJ Rosales 25 Bellflower, California "Forget You"
9 Alexis Marceaux 23 New Orleans, Louisiana "Go Your Own Way"
10 Sam James 26 Worcester, Massachusetts "Imagine"
11 Laura Vivas 33 West Palm Beach, Florida "Whataya Want From Me"
12 Lelia Broussard 23 Los Angeles, California "We Can Work It Out"
13 Brandon Mahone 17 Chicago, Illiinois/Indiana "I Wish It Would Rain"
14 Jeffrey James 25 Brownsburg, Indiana "A Little Less Conversation"
15 Paige Bryan 26 Los Angeles, California "You Keep Me Hangin' On"
16 Cameron Hovsepian N/A Los Angeles, California "I Need a Dollar"
17 LaRae Rhodes N/A N/A "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree"
18 Jordan Pruitt 21 Loganville, Georgia "The One That Got Away"
19 Terisa Griffin 42 Chicago, Illinois "Someone Like You"

Episode 7 (Sept. 25)[]

Order Artist Age Hometown Song Coach's and artist's choices[11]
Adam CeeLo Christina Blake
1 Sylvia Yacoub 19 Alexandria, Egypt /Muskegon, Michigan "Only Girl (In the World)"
2 IJ Quinn 25 Warsaw, North Carolina "Virtual Insanity"
3 Charlie Rey 21 Long Beach, California "Home"
4 Amanda Brown 27 New York City, New York "Valerie"
5 Yolanda Barber 55 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania "Get Here"
6 Cassadee Pope 23 West Palm Beach, Florida "Torn"

Episode 8 (Oct. 1)[]

Order Artist Age Hometown Song Coach's and artist's choices[11]
Adam CeeLo Christina Blake
1 Nathalie Hernandez 15 Dunedin, Florida "White Horse"
2 Rod Michael 26 Allentown, Pennsylvania/Atlanta, Georgia "Please Don't Go"
3 Caitlin Michelle 20 Boston, Massachusetts "Cosmic Love"
4 Nicole Johnson 18 Denham Springs, Louisiana/Nashville, Tennessee "Mr. Know It All"
5 Kameron Corvet 32 Cincinnati, Ohio/Atlanta, Georgia "Crazy"
6 Chevonne 26 Little Falls, New Jersey "Brass in Pocket"
7 Kayla Nevarez 17 Mission Viejo, California "American Boy"
8 Celica Westbrook 16 Franklin, Tennessee "A Thousand Years" Team full
9 Jay Taylor N/A Duette, Florida/Nashville, Tennessee "Country Girl (Shake It for Me)" Team full
10 Gedina N/A N/A "Ain't Nobody"
11 Taylor Wagner N/A Mattoon, Illinois/Nashville, Tennessee "Mean"
12 Jessica Cayne 26 Grayson, Georgia "Good Girl"
13 Rudy Parris 46 Visalia, California "Every Breath You Take"
14 Cody Belew 27 Beebe, Arkansas "Hard to Handle" Team full

Episode 9: The Best of the Blind Auditions (Oct. 2)[]

Episode 9 featured a clip show recapping some of the highlights of the blind auditions, along with the preview of the Battle rounds.

The Battles[]

The Battle Rounds were broadcast from Monday, October 8 to Tuesday, October 23. In a history first for The Voice, 'Steals' were introduced this season, where each coach could steal any two defeated artists from another team by pressing the button on their chairs; similar to the Blind Auditions, if the event multiple coaches decide to steal, the artist was given a choice to choose which team they want to join, and only the coach which was successfully joined counts as a "steal". The advisors for these episodes are: Mary J. Blige working with Adam Levine; Michael Bublé working with Blake Shelton; Rob Thomas (Matchbox Twenty) working with Cee Lo Green; and Billie Joe Armstrong (Green Day) working with Christina Aguilera.

Color key
       Artist won the Battle and advances to the Knockouts
       Artist lost the Battle but was stolen by another coach and advances to the Knockouts
       Artist lost the Battle and was eliminated
Episode Coach Order Winner Song Loser 'Steal' result
Adam CeeLo Christina Blake
Episode 10
(Monday, October 8, 2012)
Blake Shelton 1 Terry McDermott "Carry On Wayward Son" Casey Muessigmann N/A
Adam Levine 2 Bryan Keith "Santeria" Collin McLoughlin N/A
Cee Lo Green 3 Diego Val "Jessie's Girl" JR Aquino N/A
Christina Aguilera 4 De'Borah "Message in a Bottle" Nelly's Echo N/A
Blake Shelton 5 Gracia Harrison "Sin Wagon" 2Steel Girls N/A
CeeLo Green 6 Trevin Hunte "Vision of Love" Amanda Brown N/A
Episode 11
(Tuesday, October 9, 2012)
CeeLo Green 1 Cody Belew "Telephone" DOMO N/A
Christina Aguilera 2 Aquile "You Give Me Something" Nathalie Hernandez N/A
3 Celica Westbrook "My Life Would Suck Without You" Lisa Scinta N/A
Blake Shelton 4 Rudy Parris "Bad Day" Charlie Rey N/A
Adam Levine 5 Melanie Martinez "Lights" Caitlin Michelle N/A
Episode 12
(Monday, October 15, 2012)
Blake Shelton 1 Julio Cesar Castillo "Conga" Terisa Griffin N/A
Christina Aguilera 2 Dez Duron "Just the Way You Are" Paulina Team full N/A
Adam Levine 3 Sam James "You Give Love a Bad Name" Benji N/A
CeeLo Green 4 Nicholas David "She's Gone" Todd Kessler
Blake Shelton 5 Suzanna Choffel "Dog Days Are Over" Lelia Broussard N/A
Christina Aguilera 6 Sylvia Yacoub "Best Thing I Never Had" Joselyn Rivera N/A
Episode 13
(Tuesday, October 16, 2012)
Blake Shelton 1 Liz Davis "Baggage Claim" Nicole Johnson Team full Team full N/A
Adam Levine 2 Kayla Nevarez "Wide Awake" Alessandra Guercio
CeeLo Green 3 Mycle Wastman "Too Close" Ben Taub
Adam Levine 4 Michelle Brooks-Thompson "Crazy in Love" Adanna Duru
Christina Aguilera 5 Laura Vivas "Poker Face" Beat Frequency N/A
CeeLo Green 6 MacKenzie Bourg "Good Time" Emily Earle
Episode 14
(Monday, October 22, 2012)
CeeLo Green 1 Daniel Rosa "Whataya Want from Me" Alexis Marceaux Team full Team full
Adam Levine 2 Nicole Nelson "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" Brandon Mahone
3 Loren Allred "Need You Now" Brian Scartocci
Blake Shelton 4 Cassadee Pope "Not Over You" Ryan Jirovec N/A
Adam Levine 5 Joe Kirkland "You Get What You Give" Samuel Mouton
Christina Aguilera 6 Devyn DeLoera "Free Your Mind" MarissaAnne N/A
Episode 15
(Tuesday, October 23, 2012)
Christina Aguilera 1 Adriana Louise "Hot n Cold" Jordan Pruitt Team full Team full N/A Team full
Blake Shelton 2 Michaela Paige "I Hate Myself for Loving You" Kelly Crapa
CeeLo Green 3 Avery Wilson "Titanium" Chevonne

The Knockouts[]

The Knockouts were broadcast from Monday, October 29 to Tuesday, October 30.

After the Battle Round, each coach had 10 contestants for the Knockouts. Each episode featured knockout battles consisting of pairings from within each team. The contestants were not told who they were up against until the day of the Knockout. Each contestant sang a song of their own choice, back to back, and each knockout concluded with the respective coach eliminating one of the two contestants; the five winners for each coach advanced to the live shows.

Color key
       Artist won the Knockouts and advances to the Live shows
       Artist lost the Knockouts and was eliminated
Episode Coach Order Song Artists Song
Episode 16
(Monday, October 29, 2012)
Adam Levine 1 "Love on Top" Joselyn Rivera Kayla Nevarez "Shark in the Water"
2 "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You" Bryan Keith Joe Kirkland "Mean"
3 "Paris (Ooh La La)" Amanda Brown Michelle Brooks-Thompson "Spotlight"
4 "You Know I'm No Good" Loren Allred Nicole Nelson "If I Ain't Got You"
5 "Bulletproof" Melanie Martinez Sam James "Walking in Memphis"
CeeLo Green 6 "Jolene" Cody Belew Avery Wilson "Yeah 3x"
7 "Call Me Maybe" Mackenzie Bourg Daniel Rosa "Back To December"
8 "Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)" Trevin Hunte Terisa Griffin "Saving All My Love for You"
9 "Put Your Records On" Nicholas David Mycle Wastman "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me"
10 "Are You Gonna Go My Way" Diego Val Caitlin Michelle "Bring Me to Life"
Episode 17
(Tuesday, October 30, 2012)
Christina Aguilera 1 "I Have Nothing" Devyn DeLoera Laura Vivas "I Need to Know"
2 "Already Gone" Adriana Louise Celica Westbrook "Never Say Never"
3 "Stuck on You" Dez Duron Alessandra Guercio "Take a Bow"
4 "You Found Me" De’Borah Chevonne "Dancing with Myself"
5 "Fighter" Sylvia Yacoub Aquile "Grenade"
Blake Shelton 6 "Gunpowder and Lead" Liz Davis Gracia Harrison "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing"
7 "Maybe I'm Amazed" Terry McDermott Rudy Parris "Forever"
8 "Love is a Battlefield" Michaela Paige Collin McLoughlin "Breakeven"
9 "Somebody to Love" Julio Cesar Castillo MarissaAnne "Lady Marmalade"
10 "Payphone" Cassadee Pope Susanna Choffel "Could You Be Loved"

Live shows[]

Color key
       Artist was saved by Public's vote
       Artist was saved by his/her coach
       Artist's iTunes vote multiplied by 10 after their studio version of the song reached iTunes top 10[12]
       Artist was eliminated

Week 1: Live playoffs (November 5, 7 & 8)[]

The live playoffs were aired on November 5 and 7, followed by a results show on Thursday, November 8. No episode was aired on November 6 due to the coverage of the 2012 United States presidential election.

Performances were intentionally stripped down compared to previous seasons, so that there is greater focus on the voices of the artists.[13] Special guests included Taylor Kinney from Chicago Fire in the audience.

Date Order Coach Artist Song Result
Episode 18
(Monday, November 5, 2012)
1 Adam Levine Joselyn Rivera "Give Your Heart a Break" Eliminated
2 Blake Shelton Terry McDermott "Don't Stop Believin'" Public's vote
3 Adam Levine Melanie Martinez "Hit the Road Jack" Adam's choice
4 Blake Shelton Liz Davis "Independence Day" Eliminated
5 Cassadee Pope "My Happy Ending" Public's vote
6 Adam Levine Bryan Keith "Iris" Public's vote
7 Blake Shelton Michaela Paige "Everybody Talks" Blake's choice
8 Julio Cesar Castillo "El Rey" Eliminated
9 Adam Levine Loren Allred "All Around the World" Eliminated
10 Amanda Brown "Dream On" Public's vote
Episode 19
(Wednesday, November 7, 2012)
1 Christina Aguilera Adriana Louise "Firework" Christina's choice
2 CeeLo Green Cody Belew "One More Try" CeeLo's choice
3 Christina Aguilera De'Borah "Who Knew" Eliminated
4 CeeLo Green Diego Val "Bailamos" Eliminated
5 MacKenzie Bourg "What Makes You Beautiful" Eliminated
6 Christina Aguilera Devyn DeLoera "Bleeding Love" Eliminated
7 CeeLo Green Nicholas David "You're the First, the Last, My Everything" Public's vote
8 Christina Aguilera Sylvia Yacoub "The One That Got Away" Public's vote
9 Dez Duron "Wanted" Public's vote
10 CeeLo Green Trevin Hunte "How Am I Supposed to Live Without You" Public's vote
Non-competition performances
Order Performers Song
18 Team Adam & Team Blake "Peace of Mind"
19 Team CeeLo & Team Christina "Sing"
20.1 Team Adam & Team Blake "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)"
20.2 Maroon 5 "Daylight"
20.3 Team CeeLo & Team Christina "Drive By"
20.4 Jermaine Paul "I Believe in This Life"

Week 2: Top 12 (Nov 12 & 13)[]

The live top 12 performances were aired on November 12, followed by a results show on November 13.

From this point on in the competition, all remaining contestants performed live each week, and only the public's vote determined which contestants advanced in the competition. Unlike previous seasons, rather than each team eliminating equal numbers of contestants each week, third season (and later seasons) eliminations applied individually without regard to contestants' team affiliation (meaning that all artists competed head-to-head against all remaining contestants each week), introducing the possibility of a final without an equal team representation.

Additionally, producers made changes in the voting system with regards to iTunes singles purchases, announced during the results show. Previous voting via iTunes purchases of contestant performances had previously only counted singly during the official voting window and only accredited to the live show in concern. As of this week in the competition, if a competitor's performance stays within the Top 10 of the iTunes "Top 200 Single Chart" (updated hourly) until the close of voting, it will be awarded an iTunes bonus that multiplies iTunes votes made in the 24-hour voting window by ten. The finale's vote count will have include a 'Cumulative iTunes Vote Total' of all singles (from Top 12 onwards) purchased during and outside of the various voting windows, with iTunes bonus previously earned.[14]

Order Coach Artist Song Result
1 Blake Shelton Michaela Paige "Blow Me (One Last Kiss)" Eliminated
2 Christina Aguilera Dez Duron "Can't Take My Eyes Off You" Public's vote
3 Adriana Louise "Good Girl" Eliminated
4 CeeLo Green Cody Belew "The Best" Public's vote
5 Adam Levine Amanda Brown "Spectrum" Public's vote
6 Bryan Keith "Back to Black" Public's vote
7 Blake Shelton Cassadee Pope "Behind These Hazel Eyes" Public's vote
8 CeeLo Green Trevin Hunte "When a Man Loves a Woman" Public's vote
9 Adam Levine Melanie Martinez "Cough Syrup" Public's vote
10 CeeLo Green Nicholas David "The Power of Love" Public's vote
11 Christina Aguilera Sylvia Yacoub "My Heart Will Go On" Public's vote
12 Blake Shelton Terry McDermott "More Than a Feeling" Public's vote
Non-competition performances
Order Performers Song
22.1 Christina Aguilera and CeeLo Green "Make the World Move"
22.2 CeeLo Green and his three finalists

(Cody Belew, Trevin Hunte, & Nicholas David)

"Stayin' Alive"
22.3 Blake Shelton and his three finalists

(Cassadee Pope, Terry McDermott & Michaela Paige)

"Life Is a Highway"
22.4 Jason Aldean
(with Bryan Keith & Dez Duron)
"The Only Way I Know"

Week 3: Top 10 (Nov 19 & 20)[]

The live top 10 performances aired on November 19, followed by a results show on November 20. Christina, Blake and Cee Lo brought in Ron Fair, Scott Hendricks and Jennifer Hudson respectively to help in this week's coaching. Other special guests included lead actors from the cast of Guys with Kids in the audience.

Cassadee Pope became the first-ever artist to be awarded the iTunes bonus as her singles hit #1 on iTunes Top 100 Singles chart.[15]

Order Coach Artist Song Result
1 Christina Aguilera Sylvia Yacoub "Girl on Fire" Eliminated
2 Blake Shelton Terry McDermott "Summer of '69" Public's vote
3 Adam Levine Melanie Martinez "Seven Nation Army" Public's vote
4 CeeLo Green Cody Belew "Crazy In Love" Public's vote
5 Adam Levine Bryan Keith "New York State of Mind" Eliminated
6 Amanda Brown "Stars" Public's vote
7 CeeLo Green Nicholas David "Lean on Me" Public's vote
8 Trevin Hunte "Scream" Public's vote
9 Blake Shelton Cassadee Pope "Over You" Public's vote
10 Christina Aguilera Dez Duron "Feeling Good" Public's vote
Non-competition performances
Order Performers Song
23 Christina Aguilera and Blake Shelton "Just a Fool"
24.1 Christina Aguilera and her two finalists

(Sylvia Yacoub & Dez Duron)

"Let There Be Love"
24.2 Adam Levine and his three finalists

(Melanie Martinez, Bryan Keith and Amanda Brown)

"Crazy Little Thing Called Love"
24.3 Team Blake & Team Christina "Hit Me with Your Best Shot"1
24.4 Team Adam & Team Cee Lo "I Want You to Want Me" 1
24.5 Rascal Flatts "Changed"
Note
  1. ^ Viewers voted between a performance of "Hit Me with Your Best Shot" by Team Blake & Team Christina, or "I Want You to Want Me" by Team Adam & Team Cee Lo via Twitter during the airing of the results show.

Week 4: Top 8 (Nov 26 & 27)[]

The live top 8 performances aired on November 26, followed by a results show on November 27. Cee Lo brought in Bill Withers, the original singer/songwriter of "Lean on Me" to help coach Nicholas David this week.

This week's iTunes bonus multipliers were awarded to Cassadee Pope (#2), Melanie Martinez (#3) and Nicholas David (#8).[16]

With the elimination of Dez Duron, Aguilera no longer has any artists remaining on her team, thus for the first time in the series, not all coaches will be represented in the finale.

Order Coach Artist Song Result
1 Adam Levine Amanda Brown "Someone Like You" Public's vote
2 CeeLo Green Cody Belew "Somebody to Love" Eliminated
3 Blake Shelton Terry McDermott "Over" Public's vote
4 Adam Levine Melanie Martinez "Too Close" Public's vote
5 Christina Aguilera Dez Duron "U Smile" Eliminated
6 CeeLo Green Trevin Hunte "The Greatest Love of All" Public's vote
7 Nicholas David "What's Going On" Public's vote
8 Blake Shelton Cassadee Pope "Are You Happy Now?" Public's vote
Non-competition performances
Order Performers Song
25.1 Cassadee Pope, Dez Duron, Melanie Martinez, & Terry McDermott "Move Along"
25.2 Amanda Brown, Cody Belew, Nicholas David, & Trevin Hunte "Any Way You Want It"
26.1 Amanda Brown & Trevin Hunte "Marry the Night"
26.2 Cee Lo Green and Kermit the Frog "Bein' Green"
26.3 Cody Belew, Melanie Martinez, Nicholas David, & Terry McDermott "Rhythm of Love"
26.4 Dez Duron & Cassadee Pope "Hate That I Love You"
26.5 50 Cent featuring Adam Levine "My Life"

Week 5: Top 6 (Dec 3 & 4)[]

The live top 6 performances aired on December 3, followed by a results show on December 4. Each contestant sang two songs, one of their choice, and one of the coach's choice. Coach Cee Lo was sick during rehearsals, so he brought in Pat Monahan, lead singer for Train, to coach his artists this week, while still choosing his team members' songs and keeping in touch with them on the phone.

This week's iTunes bonus were awarded for Terry McDermott (#2), Cassadee Pope (#3 & #7), Nicholas David (#4) and Trevin Hunte (#8).[17]

With the eliminations of Melanie Martinez and Amanda Brown, Levine no longer has any artists remaining on his team.

Coach Artist Order Song (Coach's choice) Order Song (Artist's choice) Result
CeeLo Green Nicholas David 1 "September" 12 "Over the Rainbow" Public's vote
Blake Shelton Cassadee Pope 2 "Stand" 11 "I'm With You" Public's vote
Adam Levine Amanda Brown 9 "Here I Go Again" 3 "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" Eliminated
Blake Shelton Terry McDermott 7 "Stay with Me" 4 "I Want to Know What Love Is" Public's vote
CeeLo Green Trevin Hunte 5 "Walking on Sunshine" 8 "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" Public's vote
Adam Levine Melanie Martinez 10 "The Show" 6 "Crazy" Eliminated
Non-competition performances
Order Performers Song
28.1 Trevin Hunte & Terry McDermott "Feel Again"
28.2 Cassadee Pope & Amanda Brown "Breakaway"
28.3 Nicholas David & Melanie Martinez "Criminal"
28.4 Ne-Yo "Let Me Love You (Until You Learn to Love Yourself)"
28.5 Matchbox Twenty "Overjoyed"

Week 6: Semifinals (Dec 10 & 11)[]

The semifinal performances aired on December 10, followed by a results show on December 11. Special guests included Howie Mandel from Take It All and Of Monsters and Men, whose song "Little Talks" was covered in a non-competition performance, in the audience. Tony Lucca was also interviewed for a short while with his coach from last season, Adam Levine, in the Sprint Skybox.

This week's recipients for the iTunes bonus were Cassadee Pope (#1), Terry McDermott (#2) and Nicholas David (#4).[18]

Order Coach Artist Song[19] Result
1 CeeLo Green Trevin Hunte "Wind Beneath My Wings" Eliminated
2 Nicholas David "You Are So Beautiful" Public's vote
3 Blake Shelton Cassadee Pope "Stupid Boy" Public's vote
4 Terry McDermott "Let It Be" Public's vote
Non-competition performances
Order Performers Song
29.1 Michael Bublé "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)"
29.2 Blake Shelton and 16 members of his team "White Christmas"
30.1 Cassadee Pope and Terry McDermott "Little Talks"
30.2 Nicholas David and Trevin Hunte "Hero"
30.4 Juliet Simms "Wild Child"
30.5 RaeLynn "Boyfriend"
30.6 Chris Mann "Roads"

Week 7: Finale (Dec 17 & 18)[]

The final performances aired on December 17, followed by a results show on December 18. Each finalist would perform a reprise of a past performance, a duet with their coach, and a solo performance. Special guests included the cast of 1600 Penn and The Biggest Loser in the audience.

Three performances reached Top 10 on iTunes as follows Cassadee Pope (#1 & #6) and Terry McDermott (#5).[20]

Coach Artist Order Solo song Order Duet song (with Coach) Order Reprise song Result
CeeLo Green Nicholas David 1 "Great Balls of Fire"/"Fire" 8 "Play That Funky Music" 4 "Lean on Me" Third place
Blake Shelton Cassadee Pope 9 "Cry" 6 "Steve McQueen" 2 "Over You" Winner
Terry McDermott 5 "Broken Wings" 3 "Dude (Looks Like a Lady)" 7 "I Want to Know What Love Is" Runner-up
Non-competition performances
Order Performers Song
31 The Voice coaches, live show contestants, Christina Milian, and Carson Daly "Hallelujah"1
32.1 Rihanna "Diamonds"
32.2 Terry McDermott (with Amanda Brown, Bryan Keith, Michaela Paige, and Rudy Parris) "Rock and Roll All Nite"
32.3 Nicholas David and Smokey Robinson "Cruisin'"
32.4 The Killers (with Cassadee Pope) "Here with Me"
32.5 Cody Belew, Dez Duron, Diego Val, Julio Cesar Castillo, and Mackenzie Bourg "Stacy's Mom"
32.6 Kelly Clarkson (with Cassadee Pope, and Terry McDermott) "Catch My Breath"
32.7 Cassadee Pope (with Melanie Martinez, De'Borah, and Liz Davis) "It's Time"
32.8 Terry McDermott and Peter Frampton "Baby, I Love Your Way"
32.9 Adriana Louise, Devyn DeLoera, Joselyn Rivera, Loren Allred, and Sylvia Yacoub "Best of My Love"
32.10 Bruno Mars "When I Was Your Man"
32.11 Nicholas David (with Amanda Brown, Dez Duron, and Trevin Hunte) "End of the Road"
32.12 Cassadee Pope and Avril Lavigne "I'm with You"
32.13 The Voice coaches: Adam Levine, Blake Shelton, Cee Lo Green, and Christina Aguilera "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)"
32.14 Cassadee Pope (winner) "Cry"
  1. ^ The performance was a tribute to the Newtown, Connecticut shooting victims, and placards displaying the names and ages of the victims were held by the performers.

Elimination chart[]

Overall[]

Color key
Artist's info
Result details
Live show results per week
Artist Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Finale
Cassadee Pope Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Winner
Terry McDermott Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Runner-up
Nicholas David Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe 3rd place
Trevin Hunte Safe Safe Safe Safe Safe Eliminated Eliminated (week 6)
Amanda Brown Safe Safe Safe Safe Eliminated Eliminated (week 5)
Melanie Martinez Safe Safe Safe Safe Eliminated
Cody Belew Safe Safe Safe Eliminated Eliminated (week 4)
Dez Duron Safe Safe Safe Eliminated
Bryan Keith Safe Safe Eliminated Eliminated (week 3)
Sylvia Yacoub Safe Safe Eliminated
Adriana Louise Safe Eliminated Eliminated (week 2)
Michaela Paige Safe Eliminated
Loren Allred Eliminated Eliminated (week 1)
MacKenzie Bourg Eliminated
Julio Cesar Castillo Eliminated
Liz Davis Eliminated
De'Borah Eliminated
Devyn DeLoera Eliminated
Joselyn Rivera Eliminated
Diego Val Eliminated

Team[]

Color key
Artist's info
Result details
Artist Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Finale
Amanda Brown Public's choice Advanced Advanced Advanced Eliminated
Melanie Martinez Coach's choice Advanced Advanced Advanced ☑.svg Eliminated
Bryan Keith Public's choice Advanced Eliminated
Loren Allred Eliminated
Joselyn Rivera Eliminated
Nicholas David Public's choice Advanced Advanced Advanced ☑.svg Advanced ☑.svg Advanced ☑.svg Third Place
Trevin Hunte Public's choice Advanced Advanced Advanced Advanced ☑.svg Eliminated
Cody Belew Coach's choice Advanced Advanced Eliminated
MacKenzie Bourg Eliminated
Diego Val Eliminated
Dez Duron Public's choice Advanced Advanced Eliminated
Sylvia Yacoub Public's choice Advanced Eliminated
Adriana Louise Coach's choice Eliminated
De'Borah Eliminated
Devyn DeLoera Eliminated
Cassadee Pope Public's choice Advanced Advanced ☑.svg Advanced ☑.svg Advanced ☑.svg☑.svg Advanced ☑.svg Winner ☑.svg☑.svg
Terry McDermott Public's choice Advanced Advanced Advanced Advanced ☑.svg Advanced ☑.svg Runner-up ☑.svg
Michaela Paige Coach's choice Eliminated
Julio Cesar Castillo Eliminated
Liz Davis Eliminated

Performances by guests/coaches[]

Episode Show segment Performer(s) Title Hot 100 reaction Hot Digital
Songs reaction
Performance
type
4
The Blind Auditions, Part 4 Christina Aguilera "Your Body" 34 (debut)[21] 10 (debut)[22] music video teaser
20 The Live Playoff Results Maroon 5 "Daylight" did not chart did not chart live performance
Jermaine Paul "I Believe in This Life" did not chart did not chart live performance
22 Top 12, Live Results Jason Aldean (with Bryan Keith and Dez Duron) "The Only Way I Know" 78 (+15)[23] 59 (re-entry)[24] live performance
Christina Aguilera ft. Cee Lo Green "Make the World Move" did not chart did not chart live performance
23
Top 10 Perform Live Christina Aguilera ft. Blake Shelton "Just a Fool" 71 (+21)[25] 25 (+9)[26] live performance
24 Top 10, Live Results Rascal Flatts (with Cody Belew and Cassadee Pope) "Changed" did not chart did not chart live performance
Christina Aguilera (with Sylvia Yacoub and Dez Duron) "Let There Be Love" did not chart did not chart live performance
25
Top 8 Perform Live 50 Cent ft. Adam Levine "My Life" 27 (debut)[27] 4 (debut)[28] live performance
26
Top 8, Live Results Cee Lo Green and The Muppets "Bein' Green" no recording no recording live performance
28 Top 6, Live Results Ne-Yo (with Amanda Brown) "Let Me Love You (Until You Learn to Love Yourself)" 10 (=)[29] 29 (=)[30] live performance
Matchbox Twenty (with Nicholas David and Trevin Hunte) "Overjoyed" did not chart did not chart live performance
29 Live Semifinal Performances Michael Bublé "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)" did not chart did not chart live performance
Blake Shelton (with 16 members of Team Blake) "White Christmas" did not chart did not chart live performance
30 Semifinals, Live Results Juliet Simms "Wild Child" did not chart did not chart live performance
RaeLynn "Boyfriend" 118 (debut)[31] 56 (debut)[32] live performance
Chris Mann "Roads" did not chart did not chart live performance
32 Finals, Live Results Rihanna "Diamonds" 2 (=)[33] 5 (−1)[34] live performance
The Killers (with Cassadee Pope) "Here with Me" 119 (debut)[35] did not chart live performance
Smokey Robinson (with Nicholas David) "Cruisin'" did not chart did not chart live performance (duet)
Kelly Clarkson (with Cassadee Pope and Terry McDermott) "Catch My Breath" 30 (+19)[33] 22 (+21)[34] live performance
Peter Frampton (with Terry McDermott) "Baby, I Love Your Way" did not chart did not chart live performance (duet)
Bruno Mars "When I Was Your Man" 62 (re-entry)[33] 26 (re-entry)[34] live performance
Avril Lavigne (with Cassadee Pope) "I'm with You" did not chart did not chart live performance (duet)

Contestant appearances on other talent shows[]

  • Daniel Rosa, Sam James, and Dez Duron sang in the blind auditions in season two and failed to make a team.
  • JR Aquino, Danny Hunter Jones, and Alessandra Guercio reached the Hollywood rounds of American Idol in seasons four, nine, and ten respectively, but did not reach the Top 24.
  • Liz Davis was the winner of P. Diddy's Starmaker[36]
  • DOMO appeared on America's Best Dance Crewseason four as a member of Rhythm City.[37]
  • Adanna Duru later became a finalist on the fourteenth season of "American Idol."[38]
  • MacKenzie Bourg later made the Top 24 on the fifteenth season of American Idol and finished in fourth place.
  • Loren Allred would go on to provide the singing voice behind Rebecca Ferguson's character Jenny Lind in the 2017 movie The Greatest Showman, performing the song "Never Enough" which has since certified Gold in the United Kingdom[39] and the United States,[40] and has charted in several other countries. The reprise has since certified Silver in the UK.[41] She has also featured on Hardwell's and KAAZE's "This Is Love".[42]
  • Sam James would later go on Season 1 of Songland.
  • Cassadee Pope would later go on the Season 3 episode of Lip Sync Battle: "Dustin Lynch vs. Cassadee Pope". She also went on to have multiple Platinum singles and was nominated for a Grammy award.
  • Melanie Martinez later went on to star in and direct her own film titled K-12 which is for her second album of the same name. She also went on to have a Platinum album and multiple Platinum singles.
  • Odiseas Georgiadis auditioned again at Season 13, but failed to make a team again.

Ratings[]

Season three premiered on September 10, 2012 and was watched by 12.28 million viewers with a 4.2 rating in the key 18–49 demographic. It was down 39 percent in the demo from last season's premiere. The Voice aired three times during its first week, going up against The X Factor on September 12, 2012. This show was highly criticised by Simon Cowell, who said that The X Factor would win in ratings. However, both The Voice and The X Factor tied on September 12, 2012, both with a 3.4 rating in the 18–49 demographic, but The Voice won in total viewers. In its regular time slot on Mondays and Tuesdays, The Voice airs opposite Dancing with the Stars.[43]

# Episode Original air date Production Timeslot (ET) Viewers
(millions)
Rating/Share
(Adults 18–49)
1 "The Blind Auditions Premiere, Part 1" September 10, 2012 (2012-09-10) 301 Monday 8:00pm 12.28[44] 4.2/11
2 "The Blind Auditions Premiere, Part 2" September 11, 2012 (2012-09-11) 302 Tuesday 8:00pm 11.42[45] 4.0/12
3 "The Blind Auditions, Part 3" September 12, 2012 (2012-09-12) 303 Wednesday 8:00pm 10.89[46] 3.4/11
4 "The Blind Auditions, Part 4" September 17, 2012 (2012-09-17) 304 Monday 8:00pm 13.57[47] 4.7/12
5 "The Blind Auditions, Part 5" September 18, 2012 (2012-09-18) 305 Tuesday 8:00pm 13.60[48] 4.7/14
6 "The Blind Auditions, Part 6" September 24, 2012 (2012-09-24) 306 Monday 8:00pm 12.18[49] 4.4/11
7 "The Blind Auditions, Part 7" September 25, 2012 (2012-09-25) 307 Tuesday 8:00pm 11.57[50] 4.2/13
8 "The Blind Auditions, Part 8" October 1, 2012 (2012-10-01) 308 Monday 8:00pm 12.55[51] 4.6/12
9 "The Best of the Blind Auditions" October 2, 2012 (2012-10-02) 309 Tuesday 8:00pm 8.48[52] 3.0/9
10 "The Battles Premiere, Part 1" October 8, 2012 (2012-10-08) 310 Monday 8:00pm 12.89[53] 4.8/12
11 "The Battles Premiere, Part 2" October 9, 2012 (2012-10-09) 311 Tuesday 8:00pm 12.19[54] 4.5/13
12 "The Battles, Part 3" October 15, 2012 (2012-10-15) 312 Monday 8:00pm 13.01[55] 4.8/13
13 "The Battles, Part 4" October 16, 2012 (2012-10-16) 313 Tuesday 8:00pm 12.04[56] 4.6/13
14 "The Battles, Part 5" October 22, 2012 (2012-10-22) 314 Monday 8:00pm 12.02[57] 4.3/11
15 "The Battles, Part 6" October 23, 2012 (2012-10-23) 315 Tuesday 8:00pm 11.22[58] 4.3/12
16 "The Knockouts Premiere, Part 1" October 29, 2012 (2012-10-29) 316 Monday 8:00pm 12.44[59] 4.8/11
17 "The Knockouts, Part 2" October 30, 2012 (2012-10-30) 317 Tuesday 8:00pm 12.13[60] 4.6/12
18 "Live Playoffs, Part 1" November 5, 2012 (2012-11-05) 318 Monday 8:00pm 11.93[61] 4.5/10
19 "Live Playoffs, Part 2" November 7, 2012 (2012-11-07) 319 Wednesday 8:00pm 10.47[62] 3.8/10
20 "Live Playoffs, Results" November 8, 2012 (2012-11-08) 320 Thursday 8:00pm 8.83[63] 3.0/9
21 "Live Top 12 Performance" November 12, 2012 (2012-11-12) 321 Monday 8:00pm 11.63[64] 4.4/11
22 "Live Top 12 Results" November 13, 2012 (2012-11-13) 322 Tuesday 8:00pm 11.15[65] 3.9/11
23 "Live Top 10 Performance" November 19, 2012 (2012-11-19) 323 Monday 8:00pm 10.60[66] 3.7/9
24 "Live Top 10 Results" November 20, 2012 (2012-11-20) 324 Tuesday 8:00pm 9.47[67] 3.4/10
25 "Live Top 8 Performance" November 26, 2012 (2012-11-26) 325 Monday 8:00pm 12.17[68] 4.2/11
26 "Live Top 8 Results" November 27, 2012 (2012-11-27) 326 Tuesday 8:00pm 11.57[69] 3.8/11
27 "Live Top 6 Performance" December 3, 2012 (2012-12-03) 327 Monday 8:00pm 12.11[70] 3.9/10
28 "Live Top 6 Results" December 4, 2012 (2012-12-04) 328 Tuesday 8:00pm 11.52[71] 3.5/10
29 "Live Top 4 Semifinals Performance" December 10, 2012 (2012-12-10) 329 Monday 8:00pm 12.33[72] 3.8/10
30 "Live Top 4 Semifinals Results" December 11, 2012 (2012-12-11) 330 Tuesday 8:00pm 11.52[73] 3.6/10
31 "Live Finale Performance" December 17, 2012 (2012-12-17) 331 Monday 8:00pm 13.37[74] 4.2/11
32 "Live Finale Results" December 18, 2012 (2012-12-18) 332 Tuesday 9:00pm 14.13[75] 4.9/13

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