WHERE ARE THEY NOW: Every winner of ‘The Voice’

Season one: Javier Colon

Colon won "The Voice" in 2011 on Adam Levine's team and released his third full-length studio album, "Come Through for You," with Universal Republic later that year.

Colon then signed with Concord Music Group in 2014. He debuted his fourth studio album, "Gravity," in April 2016, which he followed with a tour.

In June 2017, the artist starred in "Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" at Unquowa Repertory Theatre in Connecticut – his home state – and performed with the Charleston Symphony Orchestra for Broadway Under the Stars in South Carolina.

Season two: Jermaine Paul

In 2012, Paul won "The Voice" on Blake Shelton's team and released several singles, like "Butterfly Kisses" and "I Believe In This Life."

His debut album, "Make Love Save the World," was supposed to drop in 2015 but has still never been released.

That said, Paul has continued performing at venues like The Theatre at North in Pennsylvania in 2017 and at fundraising events.

In 2019, he released his latest single, "Water."

Season three: Cassadee Pope

cassadee pope the voice winner — Cassadee Pope won "The Voice" in December 2012.

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The former lead singer of Hey Monday won season three of "The Voice" in late 2012 on Shelton's team, and the country star has maintained her share of the spotlight since.

She and Chris Young received a Grammy nomination for the 2015 duet "Think of You" — making her the first "Voice" contestant to receive a Grammy nod.

In 2016, she released the EP "Summer" and went on to sing the "Star-Spangled Banner" at the Brickyard 400 NASCAR race and at an NFL game that year.

She released her second solo album titled "Stages" in 2019 and shortly after headlined the CMT Next Women of Country Tour.

In 2020, she released her latest studio album "Rise and Shine," and she dropped the song "Tomorrow Night" in 2021.

Season four: Danielle Bradbery

Danielle Bradbery the voice winner — Danielle Bradbery won "The Voice" in June 2013.

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A member of Shelton's team, Bradbery made "Voice" history as the youngest winner at 16 years old.

After signing with Big Machine Records and releasing her self-titled debut album in 2013, the country-pop singer released the singles "Friend Zone" in 2015 and "Sway" in 2017, which peaked at No. 17 on the Billboard's Hot 100 chart.

She released her long-awaited sophomore album, "I Don't Believe We've Met," in December 2017, It received favorable reviews.

In 2021, she released the tracks "Never Have I Ever" with Kurt, stylized in all uppercase letters, and "Stop Draggin' Your Boots."

Season five: Tessanne Chin

After her 2013 win on Levine's team, Chin was caught up in a whirlwind of activity and projects.

Chin has since released the 2014 album "Count On My Love" and several singles, like "Oh What a Feeling" and "It's Your Love" in 2021.

Season six: Josh Kaufman

In 2014, Kaufman won season six of "The Voice" on Usher's team — though he was originally on Levine's before he was saved during the battle rounds — at age 38.

He finished his run as the titular role in the Broadway revival of "Pippin" in 2015 and released a self-titled EP the following year.

In 2017, he sang the national anthem at a FIFA World Cup game in Colorado and also performed in the Broadway show "Home For the Holidays, Live on Broadway."

Season seven: Craig Wayne Boyd

Craig Wayne Boyd the voice winner — Craig Wayne Boyd won "The Voice" in December 2014.

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A singer on Shelton's team, Boyd won season seven of the Voice in 2014.

He parted with Dot Records after releasing "My Baby's Got a Smile On Her Face," which debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart.

He then dropped his next single, "I'm Still Here," via his own imprint, and it peaked at No. 35 on Billboard's Country Digital Song Sales chart.

He kicked off 2017 by signing with Copperline Music Group and later released his long-awaited debut record, "Top Shelf," which was favorably received.

Season eight: Sawyer Fredericks

On season eight, Fredericks — who was on Pharrell Williams' team — won "The Voice" at only 16 years old.

After his win, Fredericks signed with Republic Records in 2015 and released his album, "A Good Storm," the following year. In 2017, he announced that he had left the label to become an independent artist.

He released the albums "Hide Your Ghost" in 2018 and "Flowers for You" in 2020, and has toured across the continent.

Season nine: Jordan Smith

Smith won season nine of "The Voice" in 2015 as a member of Levine's team.

He performed at the 2016 People's Choice Awards just months before dropping his first album, "Something Beautiful," in March, which debuted at No. 2 in sales in the iTunes store and earned the top spot later that month. He also released the holiday album "'Tis the Season" in October of that year.

In 2018, Smith dropped the album "Only Love" and followed it with the single "Be Still and Know" in 2021.

Season 10: Alisan Porter

Porter achieved a major milestone by becoming the first "Voice" artist to win with a female coach, Christina Aguilera, in 2016.

The singer-songwriter released her EP "I Come in Pieces" in 2017, and later dropped the album "Pink Cloud" in 2019.

Season 11: Sundance Head

Years after appearing on season six of "American Idol," Head won the voice in 2016 on Shelton's team.

In the live finale, he performed an original song titled "Darlin' Don't Go," which peaked at No. 4 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart.

The country singer went on to tour with Shelton and the Zac Brown Band. In January 2019, he released the album "Stained Glass and Neon" under Dean Dillon's Wildcatter Records.

He has continued to tour and perform shows across the US.

Season 12: Chris Blue

Chris Blue The Voice — Chris Blue won "The Voice" in May 2017.

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Blue won season 12 in 2017 alongside coach Alicia Keys, who turned her chair even though she only had one slot left on her team.

Less than a year later, he released the singles "Blue Blood Blues" and "Humanity" before dropping his debut EP titled "Fresh Start" in 2019.

He also released a mini holiday album that year called "One Light" and the single "Moon" in April 2021.

Season 13: Chloe Kohanski

nbc the voice winner Chloe Kohanski billy idol.JPG — Chloe Kohanski won "The Voice" in December 2017.

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Originally a member of Miley Cyrus' line-up, Kohanski won the reality competition series in 2017 alongside Shelton, who saved her during the knockouts.

Since then, she released the single "Come This Far" in May 2018 and returned to "The Voice" to perform during the season-14 finale.

In 2019, she changed her stage name to Chloe MK, stylized in all lowercase letters, and dropped the single "To Be Young" from her later-released EP "Fantasy."

She also released the single "Slide" in September 2021.

Season 14: Brynn Cartelli

Brynn Cartelli the voice winner — Brynn Cartelli won "The Voice" in May 2018.

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At 15 years old, Cartelli became the youngest person to win the competition in 2018 with coach Kelly Clarkson.

Not long after signing with Atlantic Records in late 2018, she opened for Clarkson during the 2019 Meaning of Life Tour.

Cartelli returned to "The Voice" stage in the following seasons to perform her singles "Last Night's Mascara" and "Grow Young."

In May 2021, the singer dropped her EP "Based on a True Story," which included the singles "Long Way Home" and "If I Could."

Season 15: Chevel Shepherd

kelly clarkson chevel shepherd the voice — Chevel Shepherd won "The Voice" in December 2018.

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The teen country singer took the prize in 2018, marking a second win for coach Clarkson.

Shepherd has gone on to open for stars like Clarkson, Little Big Town, and Lee Brice, among others.

In early 2020, she released singles like "Everybody's Got a Story" — a title track penned by country stars Kacey Musgraves, Shane McAnally, and Brandy Clark — and "Mama Got the Chair" before dropping her debut EP in March 2021.

She's set to appear in the film "Wildfire: The Legend of the Cherokee Ghost Horse," which is inspired by Michael Martin Murphey's namesake song.

Season 16: Maelyn Jarmon

Maelyn Jarmon performing on "The Voice" with candles in the backrgound — Maelyn Jarmon won "The Voice" in May 2019.

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Folk singer Jarmon took home the season-16 winning title in 2019 as a member of coach John Legend's team.

Since her win, Jarmon has posted singing videos on TikTok.

Season 17: Jake Hoot

Jake Hoot wearing a gray blazer and red shirt in front of a white and blue background — Jake Hoot won "The Voice" in December 2019.

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In 2019, Hoot won the competition series alongside Clarkson, who was the only coach to turn their chair for his blind audition.

Since his win, the country singer has released several tracks, including the charitable single "Tennesse Strong," which hit the top 10 in the iTunes Country Singles chart.

He has performed at the Grand Ole Opry several times along with other venues across the US.

Season 18: Todd Tilghman

Todd Tilghman singing on video for "The Voice" in a room with several lights — Todd Tilghman won "The Voice" in May 2020.

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At age 42, Tilghman won season 18 of "The Voice" on Shelton's team, becoming the oldest champion of the series.

Since his win, he has continued to post singing videos on YouTube and released the singles "In a Heartache" and "Jesus and You" in 2021.

Season 19: Carter Rubin

Carter Rubin holding his trophy from winning "The Voice" — Carter Rubin won "The Voice" in December 2020.

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At 15 years old, Rubin won the voice on Gwen Stefani's team, marking her first win as a coach.

According to his Instagram, Rubin has continued making music and performing. He sang the national anthem at Citi Field in August 2021.

Season 20: Cam Anthony

Cam Anthony holding his winning trophy in front of a red, strobe-light background on "The Voice" — Cam Anthony won "The Voice" in May 2021.

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Before winning the NBC series alongside coach Shelton in 2021, Anthony gained popularity on YouTube with his covers of songs like Bruno Mars' "When I Was Your Man" and John Legend's "All of Me."

He was even interviewed by talk-show host Ellen Degeneres and won Fox's 2018 revival of "Showtime at the Apollo."

After his recent "Voice" win, Anthony opened for the 2021 Wawa Welcome America line-up, which featured names like Bebe Rexha and Flo Rida.

Season 21: Girl Named Tom

girl named tom on the voice — Girl Named Tom won season 21 in December 2021.

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Girl Name Tom — a folk group made up of siblings Joshua, Bekah Grace and Caleb Liechty — became the first trio to win "The Voice" with their 2021 victory. During their time on Clarkson's team, they had four songs land on iTunes' top 10 charts.

Since taking home the trophy, the siblings have gone on a national tour and released an album called "One More Christmas" in 2022. They also opened for the Pentatonix Holidays Around the World Tour in the same year.

The band is set to go back on tour to venues around the US in 2023.

Season 22: Bryce Leatherwood

blake shelton and bryce leatherwood — Bryce Leatherwood won season 22 in December 2022.

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Leatherwood, a Georgia-born country singer and songwriter, won season 22 at the age of 22, giving Shelton his ninth (and final) victory.

He's performed at Ole Reds, which are Shelton-inspired live-music venues, in Tishomingo, Orlando, and Gatlinburg. Leatherwood also returned to "The Voice" stage during the season 23 finale to pay tribute to Shelton during the coach's final season.

In May 2023, Leatherwood announced plans to embark on his first national tour.

Season 23: Gina Miles

gina miles and niall horan posing together at "the voice" season 23 finale — Gina Miles won season 23 in May 2023.

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Miles won season 23 of "The Voice" at age 18, giving coach Niall Horan his first victory on the show.

Her audition, a cover of Katy Perry's "The One That Got Away," made both Clarkson and Horan turn around. Miles went with the Irish singer and dueted "New York State of Mind" with him during the live finale.

The teenager walked away with $100,000 and a record deal with Universal Music.

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