Seasons

The Voice season 17 (2019)

Aired on NBC from September 23, 2019 to December 17, 2019. 13 finalists and 7 semifinalists, with their show results and what they did after the show.

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Finalists

The Voice season 17 finalists: show result, then career after the show
FinalistShow resultCoachAfter the show
WinnerLast competed December 17, 2019Kelly ClarksonJake Hoot was born in Corpus Christi, Texas, and graduated from Tennessee Tech in 2013. Better Off Without You reached number 36 on Hot Country Songs. He made his Grand Ole Opry debut on February 4, 2020. In 2021 he released the EP Love Out of Time, including the duet I Would've Loved You with Kelly Clarkson, and on October 14, 2022 he released the single B4U.
Runner-upLast competed December 17, 2019Blake SheltonRicky Duran is from Worcester, Massachusetts, and graduated from Berklee School of Music in 2011. He released She Closed Her Eyes in December 2020 and the album Space & Time on February 2, 2022, on Vincent Valley Records. In 2022 he won the People's Choice award in the International Songwriter Contest for She Closed Her Eyes.
Third placeLast competed December 17, 2019John LegendKatie Kadan sang in a Chicago choir, attended a conservatory, taught vocal lessons, and performed original songs at the Underground Wonder Bar. On Halo Entertainment she released Without You in July 2024, I Do on February 14, 2025, and the EP Hide & Seek on May 9, 2025.
Fourth placeLast competed December 17, 2019Gwen StefaniNo career summary yet.
Hello SundayMembers: Chelsea Grover, Myla Finks
Eliminated in the SemifinalsLast competed December 10, 2019Kelly ClarksonHello Sunday is Myla Finks and Chelsea Glover. Brandin Jay, the creative director of the AGI performing arts camp in Marietta, Georgia, paired them there. They received the first Wild Card Save by popular vote on The Voice. Teddy Bear Music released I Like It on January 24, 2020, and the album Heiress To the Throne on July 23, 2021.
Eliminated in the SemifinalsLast competed December 10, 2019Blake SheltonNo career summary yet.
Eliminated in the SemifinalsLast competed December 10, 2019John LegendMarybeth Byrd, from Armorel, Arkansas, reached the top 8 of The Voice season 17 in 2019 on Team Legend and the top 10 of American Idol in 2023. Her releases include Something in the Orange and Jesus & Jail, and the original People Pleaser. On September 18, 2025, she sang a free outdoor concert at the Craighead County Jonesboro Public Library.
Eliminated in the SemifinalsLast competed December 10, 2019John LegendNo career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 10Last competed December 3, 2019Gwen StefaniNo career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 10Last competed December 3, 2019Kelly ClarksonNo career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 11Last competed November 26, 2019Gwen StefaniNo career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 13Last competed November 19, 2019Blake SheltonNo career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Top 13Last competed November 19, 2019Kelly ClarksonNo career summary yet.
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Semifinalists

Live Playoffs: the artists who sang in the Top 20 live playoffs and did not reach the Top 13.

The Voice season 17 semifinalists: show result, then career after the show
SemifinalistShow resultCoachAfter the show
Eliminated in the Live PlayoffsLast competed November 12, 2019John LegendNo career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Live PlayoffsLast competed November 12, 2019Kelly ClarksonNo career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Live PlayoffsLast competed November 12, 2019Blake SheltonNo career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Live PlayoffsLast competed November 12, 2019Gwen StefaniNo career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Live PlayoffsLast competed November 12, 2019John LegendNo career summary yet.
Eliminated in the Live PlayoffsLast competed November 12, 2019Gwen StefaniKyndal Inskeep, from Indiana, is a singer and songwriter based in Nashville. In 2019 she was on The Voice season 17, joined Team Gwen, and reached the Top 20 before elimination. She then released the single Letter on January 10, 2020. Honest, with Song House, came out on April 8, 2022, and Parachute on July 8, 2022. On American Idol season 24 she received a platinum ticket.
Eliminated in the Live PlayoffsLast competed November 12, 2019Blake SheltonNo career summary yet.

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