Bryan Olesen

The Voice season 25 · Third place

Where are they now

Bryan Olesen, also known as Bryan David Olesen, has sung lead and played guitar in VOTA, earlier called Casting Pearls, since 1997. He was lead guitarist and a background vocalist with Newsboys from 2004 until January 2006, and he is featured on that band's 2004 album Devotion. VOTA albums include Really Great Sinners, Casting Pearls, the 2008 album VOTA on INO and Columbia, Love Found Me, Fearless, and Back To The Start in 2026.

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On The Voice
Monthly Wikipedia views, July 2015 – September 2026. The most views were in May 2024: 66,601.

Career

  1. 1997

    Other

    In 1997, Bryan Olesen and bassist Case Maranville formed Casting Pearls with drummer Shane Coop.

  2. 2004

    Release

    Bryan Olesen is featured on the Newsboys album Devotion, released in 2004.

  3. 2004

    Other · February 2004

    In February 2004, Bryan Olesen was officially announced as Jody Davis's replacement in Newsboys.

  4. 2006

    Other · January 2006

    In January 2006, Bryan Olesen left Newsboys to focus on VOTA, then called Casting Pearls.

  5. 2008

    Other

    In 2008, Casting Pearls changed its name to VOTA.

  6. 2008

    Release

    VOTA released the single Hard To Believe in 2008, and I'll Go and Honestly in 2009.

  7. 2009

    Chart · May 2, 2009

    On May 2, 2009, Hard to Believe was No. 17 on the R&R weekly chart for the United States.

  8. 2010

    Tour

    VOTA toured with BarlowGirl in 2010.

  9. 2012

    Release

    In 2012, VOTA released the single God of the Universe.

  10. 2013

    Other · January 8, 2013

    Love Found Me came out on January 8, 2013, and VOTA gave the album away free as a campaign with Tiny Hands International.

  11. 2016

    Other

    In 2016, VOTA released Fearless to support 300 children in Panali, Nicaragua, with Food for the Hungry.

  12. 2018

    Other

    By 2018, VOTA was a duo, with Bryan Olesen on vocals, guitar, and bass and John Wooten on drums and keyboards.

  13. 2020

    Release

    In 2020, VOTA covered I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For.

  14. 2023

    Release · December 2023

    In December 2023, VOTA released the single Souled Out, featuring Amirul Hazmie.

  15. 2024

    The Voice, season 25

    Third place

    February 26 – May 21, 2024

  16. 2025

    Release

    In 2025, VOTA released the singles Hold for Applause, Fix You, and Try.

Discography

All releases are credited to VOTA.

Releases of Bryan Olesen
TitleTypeYearLabelRIAA certificationU.S. sales
Really Great SinnersAlbum2000self-releasedNot documentedNot documented
RockEP2002Big Box RecordsNot documentedNot documented
Casting PearlsAlbum2004Big Box RecordsNot documentedNot documented
Casting Pearls (national CD-DVD re-release)Alternate editionAlbum2005Inpop RecordsNot documentedNot documented
Live in WichitaLive album2007Inpop RecordsNot documentedNot documented
Rock (re-release as VOTA)Alternate editionEP2008Big Box RecordsNot documentedNot documented
VOTAAlbum2008INO/ColumbiaNot documentedNot documented
VOTA: Special Digital EditionAlternate editionAlbum2009INO RecordsNot documentedNot documented
VOTAAlternate editionAlbum2009INO/ColumbiaNot documentedNot documented
God of the UniverseEP2012Big Box RecordsNot documentedNot documented
Love Found MeAlbum2013Big Box RecordsNot documentedNot documented
FearlessAlbum2016Big Box EntertainmentNot documentedNot documented
Back To The StartAlbum2026independentNot documentedNot documented

Sources

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