The Voice Season 30 is still in the Blind Auditions, and all four Coaches are quickly filling their teams with talented singers.

Riley Green, Queen Latifah, Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine have each picked Artists with very different voices and stories. Here is a look at everyone currently on the four teams.

Team Kelly

• Brianna Cameron: The 13-year-old singer impressed the Coaches with her powerful performance of Tina Turner’s River Deep, Mountain High. Riley Green even brought out his dog Carl to try to win her over, but Brianna ultimately chose Kelly Clarkson.
• Hazel Gerson: Gerson skipped her college graduation to perform Alex Clare’s Too Close. She earned turns from both Green and Clarkson, with Kelly even offering her a clip-in hair extension during the audition.
• Koumba Diallo: The 15-year-old singer delivered Demi Lovato’s Stone Cold and earned the season’s second Four-Chair Turn. Green called it the “most perfect performance” he had seen so far, but Diallo decided to join Team Kelly.
• Johnnie Kapua: The New Zealand singer performed Die With A Smile and turned both Queen Latifah and Clarkson’s chairs. With Kapua about to become a father of three, Clarkson used her First In Button to secure him for her team.
• Kyle Davis: Davis performed Peter Gabriel’s In Your Eyes and caught Clarkson’s attention with his distinctive voice. She praised his storytelling, rasp and emotional delivery.
• Brooklyn Marie: At only 14, Brooklyn became the youngest Artist on Team Kelly. She performed Olivia Rodrigo’s traitor while playing guitar and earned praise for her “really special tone.”
• Saade: The 24-year-old San Francisco resident grew up translating for her Iranian immigrant parents. She performed Raye’s Oscar-Winning Tears and impressed the Coaches with the challenging spoken-word section.
• Anna McElroy: The Alabama singer auditioned with a Maren Morris song. Clarkson initially joked that she should join Riley’s team because they were both from Alabama, but McElroy surprised her by choosing Team Kelly.

Team Adam

• Owen Uffens: The 18-year-old from Rigby, Idaho, showed off his smooth vocals with Harry Nilsson’s Everybody’s Talkin’ during the Blind Auditions.
• Destinee Monroe: Monroe brought a rock edge to the competition with Mötley Crüe’s Home Sweet Home. Her performance even brought out Levine’s old dream of playing guitar in a rock band.
• Lexi Stephens: The 23-year-old singer performed Sienna Spiro’s Die on This Hill. Levine called her “very much a unicorn” and declared her a front-runner, telling her, “You are the one.”
• Amanda Mikkel: The 31-year-old singer from Dayton, now based in Los Angeles, earned a Four-Chair Turn with Moon River. Levine was moved by her “soulfulness and softness” and used his First In Button to get her on Team Adam.
• Connor Closs: The cruise ship singer took on Hozier’s Too Sweet and earned chair turns from Levine and Green. His falsetto helped him stand out during the audition.
• Julia Clark: Clark performed Billie Eilish’s Bellyache and immediately caught Levine’s attention. He told her he had been waiting for someone like her to join his team.
• Cal Cook: Levine turned for Cook after hearing his “super buttery, really cool tone,” giving the singer a place on Team Adam.

Team Riley

• Ferryn & Brinkley: The Tennessee sisters may be three years apart, but they describe themselves as twins. Their strong harmonies earned them the first Four-Chair Turn of Season 30 with Linda Ronstadt’s When Will I Be Loved.
• Caroline Alexis: The 25-year-old Alabama singer performed Rascal Flatts’ Take Me There during her Blind Audition and earned a spot on Team Riley.
• Joey Henley: The 19-year-old singer brought a deep voice to the competition with Travis Tritt’s Anymore. After telling Green that My Way was his favorite song by him, Henley and his new Coach even shared an impromptu duet.
• Harmony McKee: McKee performed Miranda Lambert’s Gunpowder & Lead even though it was her first time singing a country song. The new experience worked out, as she earned a spot on Team Riley.
• Kenna Elpers: Elpers had already opened for Green in 2023 before auditioning for The Voice. She performed Chris Stapleton’s White Horse and earned turns from Green and Queen Latifah. She also revealed her past connection to Green by showing the signed koozie he had once thrown to her and her mother.
• Cade Mower: Mower performed Zach Bryan’s Something in the Orange and earned a Four-Chair Turn. With songwriting and lyrics playing such an important role in country music, he ultimately chose Green as his Coach.
• Allie Rae: The 15-year-old singer delivered a powerful performance of Black Velvet and had several Coaches fighting for her. Green used his First In Button to make sure she joined Team Riley.
• Everett Bounds: Bounds has spent much of his life traveling from truck stop to truck stop, so his song choice was fitting. He performed Drivin’ My Life Away and needed only one chair turn to continue his journey.

Team Queen

• Mia Knight: The 16-year-old singer performed Sienna Spiro’s You Stole The Show and earned turns from Queen Latifah, Green and Clarkson. Queen ultimately used her First In Button to make sure Knight joined her team.
• BigCountry: The 37-year-old Army veteran performed Annie Lennox’s I Put A Spell On You and earned chair turns from Levine, Queen and Green. Clarkson later admitted she should have turned for him.
• Marcus Ladden Jr.: The 19-year-old performed Julie London’s Cry Me A River and got turns from Clarkson and Queen. His love of theater helped Queen win him over.
• Alt Bloom: The Montana musician performed Maren Morris’ The Bones and earned turns from Queen and Green. She even brought out backup singers in an effort to impress her future teammate.
• Morgan Lett: Lett, from Akron, Ohio, impressed Queen with her wide vocal range while singing Mary J. Blige’s I’m Goin’ Down. Queen praised her for putting her own spin on the song.
• Bryan Jaymes: Jaymes performed Paul Young’s Every Time You Go Away in falsetto, despite having a rich baritone speaking voice. Queen praised his unique approach, and he returned the compliment by singing part of the Living Single theme song.
• Sophia Liano: Liano delivered an emotional performance of I Surrender and earned herself a spot on Team Queen.
• Chari: Chari’s powerful performance of Oleta Adams’ Get Here earned a Four-Chair Turn. Levine even stood up and made a passionate plea for her to join his team because they were both from Los Angeles, but she ultimately chose Queen Latifah.

When Is the Next Episode of The Voice?

The Voice Season 30 continues Monday, October 5, at 8 p.m. ET on NBC. New episodes can be streamed on Peacock the following day.