Complete List of 'The Voice' Winners from Season 1 to Season 28
This article provides a comprehensive retrospective of every winner of the NBC singing competition 'The Voice' from its inaugural season through Season 28. The latest update highlights Alexia Jayy's victory in the 'Battle of the Champions' special on April 14, 2026, marking veteran coach Adam Levine's fourth win and ending a decade-long drought since his previous triumph with Jordan Smith. The report also details recent regular season champions, including Aiden Ross (Season 28, Team Niall), Adam David (Season 27, Team Michael Bublé), Sofronio Vasquez (Season 26, Team Michael Bublé), Asher HaVon (Season 25, Team Reba), and Huntley (Season 24, Team Niall). It further reviews historical milestones such as Gina Miles' Season 23 win, Bryce Leatherwood's Season 22 victory, and Girl Named Tom becoming the first group to win in Season 21 under Kelly Clarkson. The piece serves as an archival record of the show's competitive history, emphasizing coaching achievements and diverse musical styles that have defined the program's legacy over nearly three decades.
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Complete List of 'The Voice' Winners from Season 1 to Season 28
This article provides a comprehensive retrospective of every winner of the NBC singing competition 'The Voice' from its inaugural season through Season 28. The latest update highlights Alexia Jayy's victory in the 'Battle of the Champions' special on April 14, 2026, marking veteran coach Adam Levine's fourth win and ending a decade-long drought since his previous triumph with Jordan Smith. The report also details recent regular season champions, including Aiden Ross (Season 28, Team Niall), Adam David (Season 27, Team Michael Bublé), Sofronio Vasquez (Season 26, Team Michael Bublé), Asher HaVon (Season 25, Team Reba), and Huntley (Season 24, Team Niall). It further reviews historical milestones such as Gina Miles' Season 23 win, Bryce Leatherwood's Season 22 victory, and Girl Named Tom becoming the first group to win in Season 21 under Kelly Clarkson. The piece serves as an archival record of the show's competitive history, emphasizing coaching achievements and diverse musical styles that have defined the program's legacy over nearly three decades.
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