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How are The Voice 2024 teams made up? All about the election of the coaches

Season 25 is stronger than ever, and the chosen artists are already gearing up for the next phase of The Voice. Here, check out which contestants the coaches have selected and how the teams are shaping up.

Updated on March 16, 2024 12:52PM EDT

**© @NBCTheVoice**Coach Reba McEntire in Season 25 of The Voice.

The competition continues to progress on The Voice, and the coaches are focused on building their teams. After the blind auditions, they will move on to the next phase: the battles, scheduled for March.

Judges Chance the Rapper, John Legend, Reba McEntire and Dan + Shay already have more than five contestants on their teams, so they are not far from concluding their talent searches.

Each participant had to take the stage and give their best during the audition process, where their vocal range and song choices are judged. Here, check how the teams of Season 25 are shaping up so far…

The Voice Season 25 teams: Artists’ new home

Choosing an artist is not an easy task for the coaches, especially because they have limited spots, and Season 25 features 40 contestants vying to become the next winner of The Voice.

So far, this is how the judges’ teams have shaped up:

Team John Legend

Mafe
Bryan Olesen
Jackie Romeo
Rivers Grayson
OK 3
Nathan Chester
Gene Taylor
Ronnie Wilson
Zoe Levert
Olivia Rubini

Team Reba McEntire

Tae Lewis
Josh Sanders
William Alexander
Alyssa Crosby
Ashley Bryant
Asher HaVon
Donny Van Slee
Zeya Rae
Elyscia Jefferson
L. Rodgers

Team Day + Shay

Justin & Jeremy Garcia
Ryan Argast
Anya True
Frank Garcia
Madison Curbelo
Karen Waldrup
Ducote Talmage
Ryan Coleman
AJ Harvey
Kyle Schuesler

Team Chance the Rapper

Dani Stacey
Nadège
Rletto
Bri Fletcher
Kamalei Kawa’a
Corey Curtis
Maddi Jane
Gabriel Goes
Serenity Arce
Val T. Webb

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