Christina Aguilera is finally back from maternity leave to give it her best in "The Voice" season 8 episode 2, and after the premiere for the eighth season, it seems that this is going to be one of the best so far, with three contestants turning all four chairs last week!
"The Voice" season 8 episode 2 will kick off with more auditions, after the coaches were taken aback by some of the performances in the premiere, like 15 year-old Sawyer Fredericks.
As Access Hollywood reports, some of the highlights from the premiere of the season were a teenager and a 20 year-old "country crooner," as the coaches battled it out before "The Voice" season 8 episode 2.
As chairs turned in the show and the coaches begged the attention of some of the singers, the "The Voice" season 8 episode 2 is set to be amazing after the premiere show gave us the first eight contestants of the season, all of whom, as Music Times said that it beat the last season by "a long shot."
As you prepare for "The Voice" season 8 episode 2, here are the eight new contestants for the season:
1. Sarah Potenza, 34, who auditioned with The Faces' "Stay With Me" and turned all chairs - ultimately picking Blake.
2. Lowell Oakley, 19, singing Duke Ellington's "Don't Get Around Much Anymore" and had Adam and Pharrell turned for him, and he picked Pharrell.
3. Rob Taylor, 22, sang Luke James' "I Want You" and saw Adam, Pharrell and Christina turn for him before picking Aguilera.
4. Cody Wickline, 20, sang George Jones' "He Stopped Loving Her Today" and turned everyone's chairs before picking Blake.
5. Treeva Gibson, 16, with "Young and Beautiful" by Lana del Rey, had Christina and Blake turn for her, then picking Christina as her coach.
6. Megan Linsey, 28, singing Nazareth's "Love Hurts" and making Adam, Pharrell and Christina turn their chairs before picking out Pharrell.
7. Joshua Davis, 37, with "I Shall Be Released" by The Band/Bob Dylan, who made Adam and Blake turn before picking Blake.
8. Sawyer Fredericks, 15, singing the country classic "I'm a Man of Constant Sorrow" (most famous for being a crucial part of the Coens brothers film "O Brother Where Art Thou?"), who made every single chair turn in amazement, as the coaches couldn't believe his age - and he ultimately picked Pharrell.
Before "The Voice" season 8 episode 2 premiere, People Magazine ranked the top five as follows: 5. Rob Taylor, 4. Meghan Linsey, 3. Sarah Potenza, 2. Sawyer Fredericks and 1. Cody Wickline.
