The Voice (U.S. TV series) discography

The Voice is an American television music competition to find singing talent amongst all genres of music, regardless of age, and accepts contestants of minor professional background. Its inaugural season was completed in June 2011 and has been broadcast biannually from 2012. The winners and finalists of the seasons have seen varied levels of success with musical releases. Musical releases before their participation on the show are not included in the list.

Singles during The Voice

In a first for a music competition series, NBC and Universal Republic Records (later moved to Republic Records in 2012)^[1] offered fans of the show the ability to vote for their favorite artists by purchasing the studio versions of the songs that they perform on the live show each week via the iTunes Store. Only studio versions, not the live version, of its participants' performances are available for download on iTunes. Hot Digital Songs information is included as a rough gauge on the actual sales figures for the songs.^[2]

There is generally a studio version released for every song on The Voice by its contestants, except for the Battle Rounds and the Knockout segment of the show. In the first season, the battle rounds were recorded in the studio with both artists in the pairing. However, from season two onwards, only the winner's version of the song from the battle round is released. With the introduction of the Knockout Rounds in season three, where each contestant from the pairing sang a separate song, only the winner's single is released.

Hot 100 singles

**Hot 100 singles per season**
Season 1	16
Season 2	7
Season 3	10
Season 4	13
Season 5	4
Season 6	6
Season 7	12

Matt McAndrew holds the record for highest charting single, and the record for biggest selling single in the first week of release, with "Wasted Love", which sold 209,000 copies in the U.S.

Dia Frampton holds the record for longest charting single with her rendition of "Heartless", which ran for four weeks.

Cassadee Pope holds the record for highest selling single with her rendition of "Over You", which has sold over 340,000 copies. She also holds the record for highest selling single after The Voice, as "Wasting All These Tears" has gone Platinum, selling 1,013,000 copies in the U.S.

The following songs that were sung on The Voice have charted on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

Entry date	Show segment	Single	Artist	Peak	Weeks on chart	Hot Digital Songs peak	iTunes bonus	Ref
Season 1
May 14, 2011^{[W 1]}^{[W 2]}	Blind Auditions	"Time After Time"	Javier Colon (Winner)	65	1	41	N/A	^{[A 1]} ^{[A 2]}
June 25, 2011^{[W 3]}^{[W 4]}	Quarter-finals	"Heartless"	Dia Frampton (2nd place)	57	4	30	N/A	^{[A 3]} ^{[A 4]}
July 2, 2011^{[W 5]}^{[W 6]}		"Angel"	Javier Colon	64	1	35	N/A	^{[A 1]} ^{[A 2]}
		"Jolene"	Vicci Martinez (3rd/4th place)	76	1	50	N/A	^{[A 5]} ^{[A 6]}
		"Black Horse and the Cherry Tree"	Casey Weston (5th-8th place)	90	1	70	N/A	^{[A 7]} ^{[A 8]}
		"Price Tag"^[A]	Xenia (5th-8th place)	99	1	—	N/A	^{[A 9]}
July 9, 2011^{[W 7]}^{[W 8]}	Semi-finals	"Fix You"	Javier Colon	52	2	26	N/A	^{[A 1]} ^{[A 2]}
		"Losing My Religion"	Dia Frampton	54	2	28	N/A	^{[A 3]} ^{[A 4]}
		"Dog Days Are Over"	Vicci Martinez	68	1	43	N/A	^{[A 5]} ^{[A 6]}
		"The Man Who Can't Be Moved"	Xenia	92	1	68	N/A	^{[A 9]} ^{[A 10]}
July 16, 2011^{[W 9]}^{[W 10]}	Finals	"Stitch by Stitch" (original)	Javier Colon	17	2	6	N/A	^{[A 1]} ^{[A 2]}
		"Inventing Shadows" (original)	Dia Frampton	20	1	7	N/A	^{[A 3]} ^{[A 4]}
		"Man In the Mirror"	Javier Colon with coach, Adam Levine	45	1	24	N/A	^{[A 1]} ^{[A 2]}
		"I Won't Back Down"	Dia Frampton with coach, Blake Shelton	57	1	33	N/A	^{[A 3]} ^{[A 4]}
		"Beautiful"	Beverly McClellan (3rd/4th place) with coach, Christina Aguilera	74	1	52	N/A	^{[A 11]} ^{[A 12]}
		"Afraid to Sleep" (original)	Vicci Martinez	78	1	53	N/A	^{[A 5]} ^{[A 6]}
Season 2
February 25, 2012^{[W 11]}^{[W 12]}	Blind Auditions	"Say Aah"	Lindsey Pavao (5th-8th place)	80	1	62	N/A	^{[A 13]} ^{[A 14]}
April 28, 2012^{[W 13]}^{[W 14]}	Live Rounds	"Roxanne"	Juliet Simms (2nd place)	86	1	48	N/A	^{[A 15]} ^{[A 16]}
May 19, 2012^{[W 15]}^{[W 16]}	Semi-finals	"It's a Man's Man's Man's World"	Juliet Simms	70	1	20	N/A	^{[A 15]} ^{[A 16]}
May 26, 2012^{[W 17]}^{[W 18]}	Finals	"99 Problems"	Tony Lucca (3rd place)	58	1	16	N/A	^{[A 17]} ^{[A 18]}
		"Yesterday"	Tony Lucca with coach, Adam Levine	68	1	22	N/A	^{[A 17]} ^{[A 18]}
		"I Believe I Can Fly"	Jermaine Paul (Winner)	83	1	32	N/A	^{[A 19]} ^{[A 20]}
		"The Prayer"	Chris Mann (4th place) with coach, Christina Aguilera	85	1	34	N/A	^{[A 21]} ^{[A 22]}
Season 3
December 8, 2012^{[W 19]}^{[W 20]}	Top 10 Perform Live	"Over You"^[B]	Cassadee Pope (Winner)	25	2*	3	Y^x2	^{[A 23]} ^{[A 24]}
		"Seven Nation Army"	Melanie Martinez (5th/6th place)	86	1	30	Y	^{[A 25]} ^{[A 26]}
		"Stars"	Amanda Brown (5th/6th place)	97	1	56		^{[A 27]} ^{[A 28]}
December 15, 2012^{[W 21]}^{[W 22]}	Top 8 Perform Live	"Too Close"	Melanie Martinez	94	1	27	Y	^{[A 25]} ^{[A 26]}
December 15, 2012^{[W 21]}^{[W 22]}	Top 8 Perform Live	"Are You Happy Now?"	Cassadee Pope	95	1	28	Y	^{[A 23]} ^{[A 24]}
December 22, 2012^{[W 23]}^{[W 24]}	Quarter-finals	"I Want to Know What Love Is"	Terry McDermott (2nd place)	84	1	25	Y
December 22, 2012^{[W 23]}^{[W 24]}	Quarter-finals	"Somewhere Over the Rainbow"	Nicholas David (3rd place)	96	1	30	Y
December 29, 2012^{[W 25]}^{[W 26]}	Semi-finals	"Stupid Boy"	Cassadee Pope	40	1	6	Y	^{[A 23]} ^{[A 24]}
December 29, 2012^{[W 25]}^{[W 26]}	Semi-finals	"Let It Be"	Terry McDermott	70	1	18	Y
January 5, 2013^{[W 27]}^{[W 28]}	Finals	"Cry"	Cassadee Pope	60	1	14	Y	^{[A 23]} ^{[A 24]}
Season 4
May 25, 2013^{[W 29]}^{[W 30]}	Live Playoffs	"Maybe It Was Memphis"^[C]	Danielle Bradbery (Winner)	92	2*	35	Yx1
June 8, 2013^{[W 31]}^{[W 32]}	Top 10 Perform Live	"Heads Carolina, Tails California"	Danielle Bradbery	91	1	41	Y
June 15, 2013^{[W 33]}^{[W 34]}	Top 8 Perform Live	"Grandpa (Tell Me 'Bout the Good Ol' Days)"	Danielle Bradbery	89	1	36
June 22, 2013^{[W 35]}^{[W 36]}	Quarter-finals	"I Knew You Were Trouble"	Michelle Chamuel (Runner-up)	85	1	34	Y
June 29, 2013^{[W 37]}^{[W 38]}	Semi-finals	"Danny's Song"^[D]	The Swon Brothers (3rd place)	66	2	22	Yx2
		"Who I Am"	Danielle Bradbery	78	1	30	Y
		"Turn The Page"	The Swon Brothers	90	1	41	Y
		"Please Remember Me"	Danielle Bradbery	91	1	42	Y
		"Sad"	Amber Carrington	92	1	43	Y
July 6, 2013^{[W 39]}^{[W 40]}	Finals	"Born to Fly"	Danielle Bradbery	75	1	24	Y
		"Why"	Michelle Chamuel	92	1	38	Y
		"One"	Michelle Chamuel with coach, Usher	98	1	45	Y
		"I Can't Tell You Why"	The Swon Brothers	99	1	48	Y
Season 5
November 23, 2013	Live Playoffs	"A Case of You"	James Wolpert	72	1	18	Y
November 30, 2013	Top 12 Perform Live	"Hallelujah"	Matthew Schuler	40	2	9	Y
December 14, 2013	Top 8 Perform Live	"At Last"	Will Champlin	83	1	25	Y
December 28, 2013	Top 5 Perform Live	"Bridge Over Troubled Water"	Tessanne Chin	64	1	14	Y
Season 6
April 21, 2014	Top 12 Perform Live	"Stay with Me"	Josh Kaufman	92	1	29	Y	^[3]
April 28, 2014	Top 10 Perform Live	"Hold On, We're Going Home"	Christina Grimmie	74	1	17	Y	^[4]
May 5, 2014	Top 8 Perform Live	"I Can't Make You Love Me"	Josh Kaufman	71	1	8	Y	^[5]
May 5, 2014	Top 8 Perform Live	"How to Love"	Christina Grimmie	79	1	22	Y	^[6]
May 12, 2014	Semi-finals	"Heaven"	Jake Worthington	98	1	31	Y	^[7]
May 19, 2014	Finals	"Can't Help Falling in Love"	Christina Grimmie	74	1	22	Y	^[8]
Season 7
November 17, 2014	Top 12 Perform Live	"Take Me to Church"	Matt McAndrew	92	1	31	Y
December 1, 2014	Top 8 Perform Live	"The Blower's Daughter"^[9]	Matt McAndrew	40	1	8	Y
December 1, 2014	Top 8 Perform Live	"Royals"^[9]	Taylor John Williams	100	1	30	Y
December 8, 2014	Semi-finals	"The Old Rugged Cross"	Craig Wayne Boyd	59	1	13	Y
December 8, 2014	Semi-finals	"Make It Rain"	Matt McAndrew	81	1	22	Y
December 8, 2014	Semi-finals	"When I Was Your Man"	Chris Jamison	98	1	30	Y
December 15, 2014	Finals	"Wasted Love"	Matt McAndrew	14	1	5	Y
December 15, 2014	Finals	"My Baby's Got a Smile on Her Face"	Craig Wayne Boyd	34	1	7	Y
December 15, 2014	Finals	"Velvet"	Chris Jamison	53	1	13	Y
December 15, 2014	Finals	"Lost Without U"	Chris Jamison with coach, Adam Levine	63	1	18	Y
December 15, 2014	Finals	"Soldier"	Damien	74	1	24	Y
December 15, 2014	Finals	"Lost Stars"	Matt McAndrew with coach, Adam Levine	83	1	27	Y
Season 8
May 2, 2015	Top 12	"Imagine"	Sawyer Fredericks	98	1		Y
May 2, 2015	Top 12	"House of the Rising Sun"	Kimberly Nichole	100	1		Y
May 9, 2015	Top 10	"Make It Rain"	Koryn Hawthorne	84	1		Y
May 9, 2015	Top 10	"Iris"	Sawyer Fredericks	100	1		Y
May 16, 2015	Top 8	"Simple Man"	Sawyer Fredericks	71	1		Y
May 23, 2015	Top 6	"Shine On"	Sawyer Fredericks	99	1		Y
May 30, 2015	Semi-finals	"A Thousand Years"	Sawyer Fredericks	94	1		Y
June 6, 2015	Finals	"Please"	Sawyer Fredericks	37	1		Y
June 6, 2015	Finals	"Old Man"	Sawyer Fredericks	63	1		Y
Season 9
November 28, 2015	Live Playoffs	"Halo"	Jordan Smith	88	1	14	Y
December 5, 2015	Top 12	"Great Is Thy Faithfulness"	Jordan Smith	30	1	3	Y
December 19, 2015	Top 10	"Hallelujah"	Jordan Smith	61	1		Y
December 19, 2015	Top 10	"I'd Love to Lay You Down"	Barrett Barber	92	1		Y
December 19, 2015	Top 10	"Girls Just Want to Have Fun"	Madi Davis	98	1		Y
December 26, 2015	Semi-finals	"Somebody To Love"	Jordan Smith	21	2		Y
January 2, 2016	Finals	"Mary Did You Know"	Jordan Smith	24	1		Y
January 2, 2016	Finals	"Burning House"	Emily Ann Roberts	56	1		Y
January 2, 2016	Finals	"Climb Every Mountain"	Jordan Smith	71	1		Y
January 2, 2016	Finals	"God Only Knows"	Jordan Smith with coach, Adam Levine	90	1		Y
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart, and * denotes weeks on charts are due to re-entry.

Bubbling Under Hot 100 singles

**Hot 100 singles per season**
Season 1	3
Season 2	8
Season 3	9
Season 4	16

The following songs failed to reach the Hot 100, but managed to make the Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles charts. They are listed separately as the chart has rules that make it easier for new songs to chart, namely that those that have entered the Hot 100 before cannot chart here.

Entry Date	Show Segment	Single	Artist	Peak	Hot Digital Songs Peak	iTunes bonus	Ref
Season 1
July 9, 2011^{[W 41]}	Semi-finals	"The Thrill Is Gone"	Beverly McClellan	23	—	N/A	^{[A 29]}
July 16, 2011^{[W 42]}	Finals	"Love Is a Battlefield"	Vicci Martinez with coach, Cee Lo Green	2	—	N/A	^{[A 30]}
July 16, 2011^{[W 42]}	Finals	"Lovesick" (original)	Beverly McClellan	11	—	N/A	^{[A 29]}
Season 2
March 10, 2012^{[W 43]}	Blind Auditions	"Folsom Prison Blues"	Jamie Lono (Eliminated in Battle Rounds)	14	—	N/A	^{[A 31]}
April 21, 2012^{[W 44]}^{[W 45]}	Live Rounds	"Somebody That I Used To Know"	Lindsey Pavao	6	71	N/A	^{[A 32]} ^{[A 14]}
May 12, 2012^{[W 46]}^{[W 47]}	Quarter-finals	"...Baby One More Time"	Tony Lucca	17	75	N/A	^{[A 33]} ^{[A 18]}
May 19, 2012^{[W 48]}^{[W 16]}	Semi-finals	"Skinny Love"	Lindsey Pavao	1	44	N/A	^{[A 32]} ^{[A 14]}
May 19, 2012^{[W 48]}^{[W 16]}	Semi-finals	"Killing Me Softly With His Song"	Katrina Parker (5th-8th Place)	25	—	N/A
May 26, 2012^{[W 49]}^{[W 18]}	Finals	"Free Bird"	Juliet Simms	1	44	N/A	^{[A 34]} ^{[A 16]}
		"You Raise Me Up"	Chris Mann	2	46	N/A	^{[A 35]} ^{[A 22]}
		"Soul Man"	Jermaine Paul with coach, Blake Shelton	8	56	N/A	^{[A 36]} ^{[A 20]}
Season 3
November 24, 2012^{[W 50]}^{[W 51]}	Live Playoffs	"Dream On"	Amanda Brown	13	53	N/A	^{[A 37]} ^{[A 28]}
December 8, 2012^{[W 52]}^{[W 20]}	Top 10 Perform Live	"Lean on Me"	Nicholas David	7	59
December 15, 2012^{[W 53]}^{[W 22]}	Top 8 Perform Live	"What's Going On"	Nicholas David	15	52	Y
December 22, 2012^{[W 54]}^{[W 24]}	Quarter-finals	"Stand"	Cassadee Pope	3	37	Y	^{[A 38]} ^{[A 24]}
		"I'm with You	Cassadee Pope	11	44	Y	^{[A 38]} ^{[A 24]}
		"And I'm Telling You I'm Not Going"	Trevin Hunte (4th place)	12	48	Y
		"Crazy"	Melanie Martinez	19	55		^{[A 39]} ^{[A 26]}
December 29, 2012^{[W 55]}^{[W 26]}	Semi-finals	"You Are So Beautiful"	Nicholas David	1	38	Y
January 5, 2012^{[W 56]}^{[W 28]}	Finals	"Broken Wings"	Terry McDermott	8	57	Y
Season 4
April 13, 2013^{[W 57]}^{[W 58]}	Blind Auditions	"One of Us"	Sarah Simmons (7th/8th place)	4	58	N/A
April 13, 2013^{[W 57]}^{[W 58]}	Blind Auditions	"Sexy and I Know It"	Christian Porter (Eliminated in Battle Rounds)	25	—	N/A
May 25, 2013^{[W 59]}^{[W 30]}	Live Playoffs	"Stay"	Amber Carrington (4th/5th place)	6	57	N/A
May 25, 2013^{[W 59]}^{[W 30]}	Live Playoffs	"True Colors"	Michelle Chamuel	15	68	N/A
June 1, 2013^{[W 60]}^{[W 61]}	Top 12 Perform Live	"Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes"	The Swon Brothers (3rd place)	14	66
		"The Man Who Can't Be Moved"	Josiah Hawley (9th/10th place)	18	73
		"The Story"	Sarah Simmons	19	—
June 8, 2013^{[W 62]}^{[W 63]}	Top 10 Perform Live	"Just Give Me a Reason"	Michelle Chamuel	9	68
June 8, 2013^{[W 62]}^{[W 63]}	Top 10 Perform Live	"How Great Thou Art"	Holly Tucker	22	—
June 15, 2013^{[W 64]}^{[W 34]}	Top 8 Perform Live	"Grenade"	Michelle Chamuel	2	52
June 15, 2013^{[W 64]}^{[W 34]}	Top 8 Perform Live	"Skyfall"	Amber Carrington	22	72
June 22, 2013^{[W 65]}^{[W 63]}	Quarter-finals	"A Little Bit Stronger"	Danielle Bradbery	8	56
June 22, 2013^{[W 65]}^{[W 63]}	Quarter-finals	"Somewhere Only We Know"	Michelle Chamuel	22	70
June 29, 2013^{[W 66]}^{[W 38]}	Semi-finals	"Time After Time"	Michelle Chamuel	6	60
June 29, 2013^{[W 66]}^{[W 38]}	Semi-finals	"Clarity"	Michelle Chamuel	23	—
July 6, 2013^{[W 67]}^{[W 40]}	Finals	"Timber, I'm Falling In Love"	Danielle Bradbery with coach, Blake Shelton	1	49
Season 5
October 19, 2013^{[W 68]}^{[W 69]}	Blind Auditions	"Electric Feel"	Preston Pohl	21	52	N/A
November 16, 2013	Knockouts	"Let Her Go"	Cole Vosbury (4th place)	2	38	N/A
November 23, 2013	Live Playoffs	"We're Going to Be Friends"	Caroline Pennell	3	37
		"I Put A Spell On You"	Jacquie Lee	16	54
		"Wrecking Ball"	Matthew Schuler	25	64
December 7, 2013	Top 10 Perform Live	"To Be with You"	Cole Vosbury	20	—
December 14, 2013	Top 8 Perform Live	"I Still Believe in You"	Cole Vosbury	22	47
Season 6
May 12, 2014	Semi-finals	"All of Me"	Josh Kaufman	3	34	Y
		"Love Runs Out"	Josh Kaufman	23	—
		"Foolish Games"	Kristen Merlin	11	44	Y
Season 9
December 26, 2015	Semi-finals	"Believe"	Jeffrey Austin	3	10	Y
		"To Make You Feel My Love"	Madi Davis	13	16	Y
		"Big Girls Don't Cry"	Madi Davis	14	15	Y
		"9 To 5"	Emily Ann Roberts	19	19	Y
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart.

Other notable singles

Hot Digital Songs

The following singles failed to chart on the overall charts, likely because of lack of airplay and online streaming, but still reached high sales figures, comparable to other singles from The Voice that did chart.

Entry Date	Show Segment	Single	Artist	Hot Digital Songs Peak	Ref
Season 3
December 15, 2012^{[W 22]}	Top 8 Perform Live	"Someone Like You"	Amanda Brown	72	^{[A 28]}
December 22, 2012^{[W 24]}	Quarter-finals	"The Show"	Melanie Martinez	67	^{[A 26]}
Season 9
December 5, 2015	Top 12	"Hotline Bling"	Amy Vachal	28
December 5, 2015	Top 12	"Let It Go"	Jeffery Austin	48
December 26, 2015	Semi-finals	"Amazing Grace"	Braiden Sunshine	25
December 26, 2015	Semi-finals	"The Climb"	Zach Seabaugh	36
December 26, 2015	Semi-finals	"Ghost"	Barrett Baber	40

By genre

Christian

Season	Entry date	Show segment	Song title	Artist	Position in show	Peak	Weeks on chart	Ref(s)
3	December 19, 2015	Top 8	"Hallelujah "	Jordan Smith	1 !Winner	1	2
3	December 26, 2015	Semi-finals	"Amazing Grace"	Braiden Sunshine	5th-9th place	1	1

Country

Season	Entry date	Show segment	Song title	Artist	Position in show	Peak	Weeks on chart	Ref(s)
3	December 8, 2012	6 !Top 10 Perform Live	"Over You"	Cassadee Pope	1 !Winner	3	6	^[10]^{[A 40]}
	December 29, 2012	9 !Semi-finals	"Stupid Boy"	Cassadee Pope	1 !Winner	4	3	^[11]^{[A 40]}
	January 5, 2013	10 !Finals	"Steve McQueen"	Cassadee Pope (with Blake Shelton)	1 !Winner	42	1	^[12]^{[A 40]}
	January 5, 2013	10 !Finals	"Dude (Looks Like a Lady)"	Terry McDermott (with Blake Shelton)	2 !Runner-up	43	1	^[12]
4	April 20, 2013	1 !Blind Auditions	"Safe & Sound"	Savannah Berry	Z2 !Knockouts	45	1	^[13]
	May 25, 2013	4 !Live Playoffs	"Maybe It Was Memphis"	Danielle Bradbery	1 !Winner	25	2	^[14]
	May 25, 2013	4 !Live Playoffs	"Fishin' in the Dark"	Swon Brothers !The Swon Brothers	3rd place	44	1	^[14]
	June 1, 2013	5 !Top 12 Perform Live	"Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes"	Swon Brothers !The Swon Brothers	3rd place	32	1	^[15]
			"Wasted"	Danielle Bradbery	1 !Winner	35	1	^[15]
			"I'm Gonna Love You Through It"	Amber Carrington	4th/5th place	48	1	^[15]
	June 8, 2013	6 !Top 10 Perform Live	"Heads Carolina, Tails California"	Danielle Bradbery	1 !Winner	23	1	^[16]
			"How Great Thou Art"	Holly Tucker	6th place	35	1	^[16]
			"How Country Feels"	Swon Brothers !The Swon Brothers	3rd place	45	1	^[16]
	June 15, 2013	7 !Top 8 Perform Live	"Grandpa (Tell Me 'Bout the Good Ol' Days)"	Danielle Bradbery	1 !Winner	24	1	^[17]
			"Seven Bridges Road"	Swon Brothers !The Swon Brothers	3rd place	36	1	^[17]
			"DONE."	Holly Tucker	6th place	46	1	^[17]
	June 22, 2013	8 !Quarter-finals	"A Little Bit Stronger"	Danielle Bradbery	1 !Winner	31	1	^[18]
			"Shake the Sugar Tree"	Danielle Bradbery	1 !Winner	38	1	^[18]
			"Wagon Wheel"	Swon Brothers !The Swon Brothers	3rd place	36	1	^[18]
			"I Remember You"	Amber Carrington	4th/5th place	43	1	^[18]
			"Crazy"	Amber Carrington	4th/5th place	44	1	^[18]
			"Okie From Muskogee"	Swon Brothers !The Swon Brothers	3rd place	49	1	^[18]
	June 29, 2013	9 !Semi-finals	"Danny's Song"	Swon Brothers !The Swon Brothers	3rd place	16	1	^[19]
			"Who I Am"	Danielle Bradbery	1 !Winner	22	1	^[19]
			"Turn The Page"	Swon Brothers !The Swon Brothers	3rd place	29	1	^[19]
			"Please Remember Me"	Danielle Bradbery	1 !Winner	30	1	^[19]
	July 6, 2013	10 !Finals	"Born to Fly"	Danielle Bradbery	1 !Winner	20	1	^[20]
			"I Can't Tell You Why"	Swon Brothers !The Swon Brothers	3rd place	29	1	^[20]
			"Timber, I'm Falling In Love"	Danielle Bradbery (with Blake Shelton)	1 !Winner	30	1	^[20]
			"Celebrity"	Swon Brothers !The Swon Brothers (with Blake Shelton)	3rd place	47	1	^[20]
5	December 14, 2013	7 !Top 8 Perform Live	"I Still Believe in You"	Cole Vosbury	4th/5th place	30	1	^[21]
5	December 28, 2013	9 !Semi-finals	"Shameless"	Cole Vosbury	4th/5th place	29	1	^[22]
6	March 31, 2014	3 !The Battles, Round 2	"Have a Little Faith in Me"	Jake Worthington	2nd place	49	1	^{[A 41]}
	April 21, 2014	5 !Top 12 Perform Live	"Anymore"	Jake Worthington	2nd place	42	1	^{[A 41]}
	April 21, 2014	5 !Top 12 Perform Live	"Stay"	Kristen Merlin	4th/5th place	38	1	^{[A 42]}
	April 28, 2014	6 !Top 10 Perform Live	"You Lie"	Audra McLaughlin	6th/7th/8th place	37	1	^{[A 43]}
			"Run"	Jake Worthington	2nd place	45	1	^{[A 41]}
			"Let Her Go"	Kristen Merlin	4th/5th place	35	1	^{[A 42]}
	May 5, 2014	7 !Top 8 Perform Live	"Hillbilly Deluxe"	Jake Worthington	2nd place	36	1	^{[A 41]}
	May 5, 2014	7 !Top 8 Perform Live	"I Drive Your Truck"	Kristen Merlin	4th/5th place	40	1	^{[A 42]}
	May 12, 2014	8 !Semi-finals	"Good Ol' Boys"	Jake Worthington	2nd place	33	1	^[23]^{[A 41]}
			"Heaven"	Jake Worthington	2nd place	23	1	^{[A 41]}
			"Gunpowder & Lead"	Kristen Merlin	4th/5th place	47	1	^{[A 42]}
9	December 26, 2015	Semi-finals	"9 To 5"	Emily Ann Roberts	2nd place	25	1
			"The Climb"	Zach Seabaugh	?	30	1
			"Ghost"	Barrett Baber	?	32	1

Latin

Season	Entry date	Show segment	Song title	Artist	Position in show	Peak	Weeks on chart	Ref(s)
3	November 24, 2012	4 !Live Playoffs	"El Rey"	Julio Cesar Castillo	4 !Live Playoffs	49	1	^[24]
4	April 20, 2013	1 !Blind Auditions	"Loca"	Monique Abbadie	Knockouts	49	1	^[25]

R&B / hip hop

Season	Entry date	Show segment	Song title	Artist	Position in show	Peak	Weeks on chart	Ref(s)
3	November 24, 2012	4 !Live Playoffs	"How Am I Supposed to Live Without You"	Trevin Hunte	4th place	57	1	^[26]
	December 15, 2012	7 !Top 8 Perform Live	"What's Going On"	Nicholas David	3rd place	35	1	^[27]
	December 15, 2012	7 !Top 8 Perform Live	"The Greatest Love of All"	Trevin Hunte	4th place	56	1	^[28]
	December 22, 2012	8 !Quarter-finals	"And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going"	Trevin Hunte	4th place	37	1	^[29]
4	May 25, 2013	4 !Live Playoffs	"Oh! Darling"	Sasha Allen	4th/5th place	54	1	^[30]
	June 1, 2013	5 !Top 12 Perform Live	"You've Got a Friend"	Judith Hill	7th/8th place	56	1	^[31]
	June 15, 2013	7 !Top 8 Perform Live	"#thatPower"	Judith Hill	7th/8th place	57	1	^[32]
	June 22, 2013	8 !Quarter-finals	"Ain't No Way"	Sasha Allen	4th/5th place	55	1	^[33]

Rock

Season	Entry date	Show segment	Song title	Artist	Position in show	Peak	Weeks on chart	Ref(s)
3	December 8, 2012	6 !Top 10 Perform Live	"Seven Nation Army"	Melanie Martinez	5th/6th place	10	2	^[34]^{[A 44]}
	December 8, 2012	6 !Top 10 Perform Live	"Stars"	Amanda Brown	5th/6th place	11	1	^[34]^{[A 45]}
	December 15, 2012	8 !Quarter-finals	"Too Close"	Melanie Martinez	5th/6th place	11	1	^[35]^{[A 44]}
	December 22, 2012	8 !Quarter-finals	"Stay With Me"	Terry McDermott	2 !Runner-up	38	1	^[36]
	December 29, 2012	9 !Semi-finals	"Let It Be"	Terry McDermott	2 !Runner-up	11	1	^[37]
4	April 13, 2013	1 !Blind Auditions	"One of Us"	Sarah Simmons	7th/8th place	19	2	^[38]
	May 18, 2013	3 !Knockouts	"Wild Horses"	Sarah Simmons	7th/8th place	26	1	^[39]
	May 25, 2013	4 !Live Playoffs	"The A Team"	Caroline Glaser	Z1 !Live Playoffs	20	1	^[40]
	June 1, 2013	5 !Top 12 Perform Live	"The Man Who Can't Be Moved"	Josiah Hawley	9th/10th place	16	1	^[41]
	June 1, 2013	5 !Top 12 Perform Live	"The Story"	Sarah Simmons	7th/8th place	17	1	^[41]
	June 15, 2013	7 !Top 8 Perform Live	"Somebody That I Used to Know"	Sarah Simmons	7th/8th place	23	1	^[42]
	June 22, 2013	8 !Quarter-finals	"Somewhere Only We Know"	Michelle Chamuel	2 !Runner-up	15	1	^[43]
5	October 12, 2013	1 !Blind Auditions	"The Scientist"	Holly Henry	Knockout Rounds	21	1	^[44]
	October 19, 2013	1 !Blind Auditions	"Electric Feel"	Preston Pohl	Live Playoffs	19	2	^[45]
	November 16, 2013	3 !Knockout Rounds	"Let Her Go"	Cole Vosbury	4th/5th place	15	2	^[46]
	November 23, 2013	4 !Live Playoffs	"A Case of You"	James Wolpert	4th/5th place	10	1	^[47]
			"We're Going to Be Friends"	Caroline Pennell	7th/8th place	16	1	^[47]
			"She Talks To Angels"	Austin Jenckes	9th/10th place	36	1	^[47]
			"Home"	Ray Boudreaux	7th/8th place	41	1	^[47]
			"Maggie May"	Cole Vosbury	4th/5th place	42	1	^[47]
	November 30, 2013	4 !Top 12 Perform Live	"Hallelujah"	Matthew Schuler	6th place	9	4	^[48]
	December 7, 2013	4 !Top 10 Perform Live	"To Be with You"	Cole Vosbury	4th/5th place	19	1
	December 14, 2013	4 !Top 8 Perform Live	"Somebody to Love"	James Wolpert	4th/5th place	19	1
6	April 28, 2014	7 !Top 10 Perform Live	"Landslide"	Kat Perkins	4th/5th place	35	1	^{[A 46]}

Post-The Voice releases

Only singles that charted on either the Billboard Hot 100 or Bubbling Under Hot 100 charts, and albums that charted on the Billboard 200 chart are included in the following lists.

Singles

Artist	Season	Position in show	Song title	Release date	US Peak	Ref(s)
RaeLynn	2	9th-12th	"Boyfriend"	December 11, 2012	—^[E]	^[49]^{[A 47]}
RaeLynn	2	9th-12th	"God Made Girls"	June 30, 2014	61
Cassadee Pope	3	1 !Winner	"Wasting All These Tears"	June 4, 2013	37	^[50]^{[A 23]}
Danielle Bradbery	4	1 !Winner	"The Heart of Dixie"	July 16, 2013	58
The Swon Brothers	4	3rd	"Later On"	December 10, 2013	86
Melanie Martinez	3	5th-6th	"Carousel"	May 19, 2014	—^[J]
Melanie Martinez	3	5th-6th	"Pity Party"	June 1, 2015	—^[K]

Albums

Artist	Season	Position in show	Album title	Release date	US Peak	Ref(s)
Javier Colon	1	1 !Winner	Come Through For You	November 21, 2011	134	^[51]^{[A 48]}
Dia Frampton	1	2 !Runner-up	Red	December 6, 2011	106	^[52]^{[A 49]}
Vicci Martinez	1	3-4 !3rd-4th place	Come Along	May 1, 2012	180	^[53]^{[A 50]}
Vicci Martinez	1	3-4 !3rd-4th place	Vicci	June 19, 2012	—^[F]	^{[A 51]}
Xenia	1	5-8 !5th-8th place	Sing You Home	December 20, 2011	—^[G]	^{[A 52]}
Chris Mann	2	4 !4th place	Roads	October 30, 2012	172	^[54]^{[A 53]}
RaeLynn	2	9-12 !9th-12th place	Me	January 13, 2015	49
Cassadee Pope	3	1 !Winner	The Complete Season 3 Collection (The Voice Performance)	December 18, 2012	125	^[51]^{[A 54]}
Cassadee Pope	3	1 !Winner	Frame by Frame	October 8, 2013	9	^[51]^{[A 54]}
Melanie Martinez	3	5-6 !5th-6th place	Cry Baby	August 14, 2015	6
Danielle Bradbery	4	1 !Winner	The Complete Season 4 Collection (The Voice Performance)	June 19, 2013	19	^[55]
Michelle Chamuel	4	2 !Runner-up	The Complete Season 4 Collection (The Voice Performance)	June 19, 2013	57	^[56]
The Swon Brothers	4	3 !3rd place	The Complete Season 4 Collection (The Voice Performance)	June 19, 2013	65	^[56]
The Swon Brothers	4	3 !3rd place	The Swon Brothers	October 14, 2014	28
Danielle Bradbery	4	1 !Winner	Danielle Bradbery	November 25, 2013	19
Tessanne Chin	5	1 !Winner	The Complete Season 5 Collection (The Voice Performance)	December 17, 2013	—^[H]
Tessanne Chin	5	1 !Winner	Count On My Love	July 1, 2014	41
Josh Kaufman	6	1 !Winner	The Complete Season 6 Collection (The Voice Performance)	May 20, 2014	92
Craig Wayne Boyd	7	1 !Winner	The Complete Season 7 Collection (The Voice Performance)	December 16, 2014	41
Matt McAndrew	7	1 !Runner-up	The Complete Season 7 Collection (The Voice Performance)	December 16, 2014	26
Chris Jamison	7	1 !3rd place	The Complete Season 7 Collection (The Voice Performance)	December 16, 2014	48
Damien	7	1 !4th place	The Complete Season 7 Collection (The Voice Performance)	December 16, 2014	136

Notes

A ^ Xenia's cover of "Price Tag" entered the Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart at No. 16,^{[W 70]} but broke into the Billboard Hot 100 at No. 99 in the following week.
B ^ Cassadee Pope's cover of "Over You" re-entered the Hot 100 at No. 84 when it reprised with the finale songs,^{[W 27]} and received a second iTunes bonus for that period.
C ^ Danielle Bradbery's cover of "Maybe It Was Memphis" re-entered the Hot 100 at No. 93 when it reprised with the finale songs, and received an iTunes bonus for that period. (Original period performed at was not applicable for the iTunes bonus.)
D ^ The Swon Brothers' cover of "Danny's Song" re-entered the Hot 100 at No. 78 when it reprised with the finale songs, and received a second iTunes bonus for that period.
E ^ "Boyfriend" did not enter the Billboard Hot 100, but peaked at No. 18 on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles chart.
F ^ Vicci did not enter the Billboard 200, but peaked at No. 10 on the Heatseekers Albums chart.
G ^ Sing You Home did not enter the Billboard 200, but peaked at No. 5 on the Heatseekers Album chart.
H ^ The Complete Season 5 Collection (The Voice Performance) did not enter the Billboard 200, but peaked at No. 4 on the Heatseekers Album chart.
J ^ "Carousel" did not enter the Hot 100, but peaked on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart at No. 19.
K ^ "Pity Party" did not enter the Hot 100, but peaked on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 chart at No. 18.^[57]

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Others

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The Voice (U.S.)

Seasons	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

Winners	Javier Colon Jermaine Paul Cassadee Pope Danielle Bradbery Tessanne Chin Josh Kaufman Craig Wayne Boyd Sawyer Fredericks Jordan Smith Alisan Porter Sundance Head

Winner's singles	"Stitch by Stitch" "I Believe I Can Fly" "Cry" "Born to Fly" "Tumbling Down" "Set Fire to the Rain" "My Baby's Got a Smile on Her Face" "Please" "Climb Ev'ry Mountain" "Down That Road" "Darlin' Don't Go"

Runners-up	Dia Frampton Juliet Simms Terry McDermott Michelle Chamuel Jacquie Lee Jake Worthington Matt McAndrew Meghan Linsey Emily Ann Roberts Adam Wakefield Billy Gilman

Other notable artists	Vicci Martinez Frenchie Davis Rebecca Loebe Xenia Tje Austin Beverly McClellan Raquel Castro Nakia Serabee Casey Desmond Justin Grennan The Thompson Sisters Jared Blake Casey Weston RaeLynn Jesse Campbell Chris Mann Tony Lucca Gwen Sebastian Kim Yarbrough Angel Taylor Pip Katrina Parker Erin Martin Moses Stone Jordis Unga Naia Kete Charlotte Sometimes Tony Vincent Mathai Lex Land Nicholas David Amanda Brown Melanie Martinez MacKenzie Bourg Liz Davis Collin McLoughlin Suzanna Choffel Jordan Pruitt Rod Michael Chris Trousdale Anita Antoinette Cupid The Swon Brothers Sasha Allen Judith Hill Kris Thomas Jeff Lewis Julie Roberts Luke Edgemon Holly Tucker Will Champlin James Wolpert Cole Vosbury Josh Logan E. G. Daily Holly Henry Donna Allen Dominic Scott Kay Christina Grimmie Sisaundra Lewis Paula DeAnda Lindsay Pagano Chris Jamison Taylor John Williams Anita Antoinette Blessing Offor Andy Cherry MEGG Kimberly Nichole Koryn Hawthorne Barrett Baber Jeffery Austin Madi Davis Amy Vachal Viktor Király Keith Semple Alex Kandel Tyler Dickerson Mary Sarah Daniel Passino Owen Danoff Emily Keener Tamar Davis Chase Walker Chris Cron

Related articles	Awards and nominations Discography Contestants

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