The Voice Season 27 is officially over, and the winner is Michael Bublé! Back-to-back season victories! Oh, and technically, Adam David. He won, too. After an incredibly shocking result in the finale, host Carson Daly revealed that the 35-year-old, who only received one chair turn from his Blind Audition, then received the only Instant Save of the season, became the winner of The Voice.
Ultimately beating Jaelyn Johnston, the only country artist and recipient of the Super Save, Michael Bublé rode hard for Adam from the get-go. In the process, they formed a strong friendship. Viewers saw the faith his coach had in him, and that’s all that truly mattered. To even begin a journey on The Voice, you just need that one person to hear something in you. And that person was Michael Bublé.
Adam David Makes History on ‘The Voice’
Adam David’s victory was one of triumph and perseverance. He may have been seen as an underdog, but he stayed in his lane, bringing his joy for music to life each performance. We love to look at statistics when discussing reality television. Adam David’s win is one of the record books. By winning Season 27, he has the distinction of being the third one-chair turn winner, following Alicia Key‘s Chris Blue during Season 12 and Kelly Clarkson‘s Jake Hoot during Season 17. Additionally, he is the only Instant Save recipient to win.
The mechanics and format of The Voice have always been controversial. When you look at the ultimate results this season, had the Super Save not been implemented, perhaps top-ranked acts like Renzo and Lucia Flores-Wiseman could have earned that top spot. But alas, Jaelyn Johnston’s presence put a wrench in everything. Furthermore, had the Instant Save not been brought back, Adam David wouldn’t have taken that fifth spot in the finale. It very well could have gone to Olivia Kuper Harris, Iris Herrera, or Bryson Battle. But that’s just how the game works. And Michael Bublé used everything in his power to work the system to boost Adam to the top.
Adam David Put In the Hard Work
Looking at how he wasn’t one of the public’s votes and moving straight into the finale, Adam David had to put in a tremendous amount of work in his final two performances to earn America’s votes. Singing “Hard Fought Hallelujah” by Brandon Lake appealed to a certain demographic who also felt the emotion behind the song’s selection. The gigging musician shared that it took a lot of hard work to get sober. And here he was, on The Voice, earning the respect and love of the viewers. Music is just as much a part of him as addiction and recovery. Through his story this season, he brought hope. It wasn’t one of heartbreak; it was one of triumph. It’s what his coach connected with. His second song, “You Are So Beautiful,” was the culmination of his journey. The beloved track summed up everything that Adam David represented.
Michael Bublé loved Adam David, and his fans loved him for that. So, they rewarded him in the end. Adam David’s classic approach to music, filled with blues and soul, was something familiar and appealing. And yet, he put his spin on some well-known tracks. Perhaps he was underrated, flying under the radar, but Michael Bublé refused to give up on him. He was there to build him up and ensure The Voice fans understood how special his singer was.
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Michael Bublé Will Help Adam David in the Real World
Being a coach on The Voice comes with the difficult task of telling aspiring singers “no.” Many exceptional acts have been cut throughout the process, leading to some coaches handing their eliminated singers their contact information on their way out. They know they can make it out in the music world. They want to be a part of it. The bonds that are created during the limited time as a coach can go beyond the game. Michael Bublé and Kelsea Ballerini, both on camera, handed their digits to eliminated acts. Now, Adam David, though a winner, will also get to experience what a “Bublé boost” will feel like.
Maybe they have a bromance like Adam Levine and Blake Shelton, or perhaps the deep-rooted conversations the pair had when the cameras were down should be attributed to their incredible friendship. Whether the Canadian crooner brings him along to open for him or collaborates with him on his post-show album, we all can expect Michael Bublé to remain an integral part of Adam David’s journey in music. We’ve already heard him sing his coach’s song “Home,” so maybe that was the spark that the two-time winner needed to know he was part of his musical family. Where Adam David goes from here is still unclear, but he’ll be doing it with his coach by his side, continuing to guide him to victory in the real world.
The Voice is available to stream on Peacock in the U.S.
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