Who will win on ‘the voice’ season 27?

KOLBY CORDELL THE SINGER: The 33-year-old from Ontario, California, began singing at 9 and by 17 decided to devote his life to music. He spent six years booking studio time, recording albums

and distributing CDs outside grocery stores. He released the songs “Hello” in 2021 and “Don’t Call” in 2023. When not working as a materials handler for the U.S. Forest Service, he spends

time with son Karter, 6, and writes songs and performs. THE SONGS: During the knockouts, Legend dropped Kolby, but Adam snatched him with his last steal. The R&B singer’s staying power

can be attributed to his energy and robust, soulful vocals. Kolby delivered commanding versions of Bruno Mars’ “Finesse” and Luther Vandross’ “Never Too Much.” TEAM JOHN Greg Gayne/NBC

BRYSON BATTLE THE SINGER: The 21-year-old singer, dancer and actor from Harrisburg, North Carolina, hopes to pursue musical theater after completing his remaining year at Berklee College of

Music. He was inspired by such vocal greats as Ariana Grande and Beyoncé, and says one of his goals is to raise performance standards for young Black artists. THE SONGS: For his audition,

Bryson submitted a soaring version of Donny Hathaway's “A Song for You,” earning four turned chairs and a standing ovation from the coaches. With remarkable range and control, he

triumphed in every challenge from Muni Long’s “Made for Me” to Aretha Franklin’s “Ain’t No Way.”  Greg Gayne/NBC RENZO THE SINGER: The 33-year-old Philadelphia resident (who prefers to

capitalize his name as RENZO) is a science teacher, producer, songwriter and father of three. He has collaborated with such renowned artists as The Game and Teddy Riley. Seven years ago, he

competed on _American Idol _as Dennis Lorenzo. His stage name is based on a character from a soap opera he used to watch with his grandmother. THE SONGS: In a voice that is emotional yet

polished, Renzo wowed coaches with his versatility and ability to put an original spin on songs from Hozier’s “Too Sweet” and Lynyrd Skynyrd’s “Simple Man” to a left-field choice like Billie

Eilish’s “Happier Than Ever.” TEAM MICHAEL Greg Gayne/NBC ADAM DAVID THE SINGER: Adam David, a 34-year-old singer-songwriter, guitarist and producer from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, first

explored music on guitar, then found his voice at a performing arts camp and has been a working musician since 2008. He has opened for Gary Clark Jr. and the Black Crowes. A former addict,

he’s been clean for five years and considers music central to his healing process. Adam performs at rehabilitation centers weekly, sharing his music and experiences to inspire others in

their recovery. THE SONGS: Adam’s reggae-tinged cover of Peter Frampton’s “Baby, I Love Your Way” prompted only Michael to turn his chair. But his authenticity and raspy, earnest voice have

had staying power. Coaches praised his fresh interpretations of Allan Stone’s “Unaware” and Bob Dylan’s “I Shall Be Released.” Casey Durkin/NBC JADYN CREE THE SINGER: The 23-year-old has two

jobs in Lincoln, Nebraska. She works full-time as a sales assistant at a window and door company. And she’s the lead singer of AM/FM, a band that performs 80s cover songs. Her all-male

bandmates range from 50 to 60 years old. Her father is Bryan Olesen, who finished in the top three of _The Voice _Season 25. THE SONGS: Jadyn has a winning mix of pop fizz and punk grit, a

combo that served her well in choices like Avril Lavigne’s “Keep Holding On” and Paramore’s “Still into You.” And she proved capable of shifting gears with her poignant “Danny’s Song” by

Loggins and Messina.