‘The Voice’ 2014 Results: Damien Shines On ‘He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother,’ Luke Wade Stumbles Through Ed Sheeran’s ‘Thinking Out Loud’ & More [VIDEOS]
On The Voice Monday night, the Top 12 took to the stage to perform live once again, which made it clear that some are floundering in the top spots.
Did Lindsay Lohan's Mom Dina Get Plastic Surgery?
All 12 contestants took to the stage last night, but one had a severe flub on stage -- Luke Wade came in too early during his rendition of Ed Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud. The video of his performance can be seen below. He maintained composure and just kept going, which shows just how much of a professional he is. He finished strong, proving his voice is one of the best in the competition, but the flub could haunt and hurt him for the duration of this competition.
Other contestants in the Top 12 did well, such as Damien. His performance of He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother was soulful and so powerful. The video of his performance can be seen below the performance video of Wade's rendition of Sheeran's Thinking Out Loud.
Are Lauren Jauregui Of Fifth Harmony & Bradley Simpson Of The Vamps Dating?
Jessie Pitts did an interesting take on Don't You Worry Child, which earned her praise from her coach Blake Shelton since he compared her to his wife Miranda Lambert, but she seemed to falter during her performance. It wasn't very strong. Watch her performance below.
Matt McAndrew even suffered last night since his coach Adam Levine as well as Shelton claimed they couldn't hear him, but he managed to power through Take Me to Church. Watch his performance below.
Anita Antoinette gave a solid and passionate performance of Redemption Song. Her performance can be watched below. She is definitely a top contender in this competition.
The other performances of the night from Craig Wayne Boyd, Chris Jamison, DaNica Shirey, Sugar Joans, Ryan Sill, Reagan James and Taylor John Williams were all pretty good, but none absolutely wowed.
Tune in to The Voice tonight on NBC at 8 p.m. ET to see who will remain.
