The Voice Season 30 Cut Week Results: Who Made the Live Shows

Twelve artists made it through The Voice Season 30 Cut Week on Monday, November 2: Mia Knight, BigCountry and Lillie Kolich (Team Queen), Lexi Stephens, Connor Closs and Dakota Cohen (Team Adam), Cade Mower, Ferryn & Brinkley and Joe Henley (Team Riley), and Koumba Diallo, Anna McElroy and Brianna Cameron (Team Kelly). The other 16 were cut, and one of them will return through America’s vote to complete the Top 13.

Cut Week replaced the Knockouts this season and took the field from 28 artists to 12 in a single two-hour episode. The 13th name has not been announced yet, so this page lists only the confirmed coach picks. Last updated on November 3, 2026, after Cut Week.

The Voice Season 30 Cut Week Results at a Glance

The night ran on a simple rule. Each coach named two artists who skipped the performance round entirely. The five left on each team then sang one song apiece, and the coach kept exactly one of them. Everyone else went home unless America votes them back.

Team Queen: Lillie Kolich Takes the Third Spot

Queen Latifah sent Mia Knight and BigCountry straight to the Live Shows. For her last place she heard Bryan Jaymes (“Use Me”), Destinee Monroe (“Space Oddity”), Alt Bloom (“For the First Time”), Chari (“Killing Me Softly With His Song”) and Lillie Kolich (“Friday I’m in Love”), and she chose Kolich. That ends the run for Destinee Monroe, whom Latifah had stolen from Team Adam only a week earlier.

Team Adam: Dakota Cohen Gets the Final Seat

Adam Levine advanced Lexi Stephens and Connor Closs without a performance. The fight for his third spot featured Evan James (“Midnight Train to Memphis”), Owen Uffens (“Electric Feel”), Amanda Mikkel (“A Thousand Miles”), Brandon Diaz (“Dare You to Move”) and Dakota Cohen (“Hemorrhage (In My Hands)”). Levine kept Cohen, the rocker who beat Destinee Monroe in the final Battle.

Team Riley: Joe Henley In, Allie Rae Out

Riley Green picked Cade Mower and the duo Ferryn & Brinkley as his automatic advancers. Allie Rae (“4x4xU”), Everett Bounds (“Killin’ Time”), Keiyana Osmond (“Will You Love Me Tomorrow”), Kayleigh Mathews (“Walkin’ After Midnight”) and Joe Henley (“Don’t Close Your Eyes”) sang for the last place, and Green went with Henley. The cut includes Allie Rae, the first artist Green claimed with his First-In, and four-chair turn Kayleigh Mathews, whom he had won through a Steal.

Team Kelly: Brianna Cameron Edges Out Kyle Davis

Kelly Clarkson sent Koumba Diallo and Anna McElroy through first. Marcus Ladden Jr. (“You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine”), Brooklyn Marie (“Goodbye Yellow Brick Road”), Nina Howland (“In the Kitchen”), Kyle Davis (“Can’t Find My Way Home”) and Brianna Cameron (“Inseparable”) competed for the third spot, and Clarkson chose Cameron. Kyle Davis, the oldest artist to earn a four-chair turn, is among the 16 now hoping for the public vote.

America’s Vote for the 13th Spot

All 16 artists cut on Monday were eligible for one more place in the Live Shows. Voting opened at 10:55 p.m. ET on November 2 and closed at 3 a.m. ET on Tuesday, November 3 (7:55 p.m. to midnight PT). Fans voted by texting an artist’s name to 22854 or by commenting the name on The Voice’s official TikTok voting post. Voters had to be 18 or older and in the US.

The winner of that vote will be revealed on the first Live Show, Monday, November 9 at 9 p.m. ET on NBC and Peacock. Our guide to voting on The Voice Season 30 covers the text and TikTok steps for every Live Show.

What Happens Next on The Voice Season 30

The Live Shows begin on Monday, November 9 and air every Monday at 9 p.m. ET, live coast to coast, through the two-hour finale on December 14. Top 13 performances run across November 9 and 16, followed by a Top 10, a Top 8, a Top 6 and the Top 4 finale. The full week-by-week calendar is on our Season 30 finale date and live shows schedule.

For every artist who has gone home since the Battles, see the running list of Voice Season 30 eliminations. If you missed how the new round works, read what replaced the Knockouts this season, and for the pairings that set up Cut Week, see every Battle winner and Steal. More competition shows airing this week are on our reality TV schedule.

The Voice Cut Week Results FAQ

Who made the live shows on The Voice 2026?

Twelve artists so far: Mia Knight, BigCountry, Lillie Kolich, Lexi Stephens, Connor Closs, Dakota Cohen, Cade Mower, Ferryn & Brinkley, Joe Henley, Koumba Diallo, Anna McElroy and Brianna Cameron. A 13th artist will be added from America’s vote.

Who got cut on The Voice Cut Week?

Sixteen artists: Bryan Jaymes, Destinee Monroe, Alt Bloom and Chari (Team Queen), Evan James, Owen Uffens, Amanda Mikkel and Brandon Diaz (Team Adam), Allie Rae, Everett Bounds, Keiyana Osmond and Kayleigh Mathews (Team Riley), and Marcus Ladden Jr., Brooklyn Marie, Nina Howland and Kyle Davis (Team Kelly).

Who is the 13th artist on The Voice Season 30?

NBC has not announced it yet. The result of the overnight vote is revealed on the first Live Show on Monday, November 9.

Was Kyle Davis eliminated from The Voice?

Kelly Clarkson did not pick him on Cut Week, choosing Brianna Cameron for her third spot. He was one of the 16 artists eligible for the public vote for the 13th spot.

Is Allie Rae still on The Voice?

Riley Green chose Joe Henley over her for his third spot on Cut Week. She was eligible for the public vote for the final Live Shows place.

When do The Voice live shows start?

Monday, November 9, 2026 at 9 p.m. ET (6 p.m. PT) on NBC, streaming live on Peacock.

How did Cut Week work on The Voice?

Each coach sent two artists straight to the Live Shows, the other five on each team sang for one remaining spot, and America voted one of the 16 cut artists back in.

This page is based on the November 2 broadcast, NBC’s voting rules and post-episode coverage, and is updated when NBC names the 13th artist.

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