Arts & Entertainment
Woodstock Native Sings His Way To Live Shows On 'The Voice'
Bryce Leatherwood, of Team Blake, moves on in the show with his cover of "Colder Weather."
LOS ANGELES, CA — With his rendition of Zac Brown Band's "Colder Weather," Team Blake's Bryce Leatherwood has moved on to the live shows of the "The Voice: Knockouts."
The singing competition shared a performance clip of Leatherwood on Facbook with the caption, "Top of his game." The episode aired on Tuesday. The show is in its 22nd season.
Leatherwood, a country music artist from Woodstock, is with the Bryce Leatherwood Band.
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Music Mayhem Magazine reported Leatherwood competed against opponents Jay Allen and Kate Kalvach. Kalvach moved on in the show while Allen did not.
"What an experience it was to stand up on 'The Voice' stage and sing against two incredible artists. Kate and Jay are some of the most talented, selfless and humble individuals. This knockout could have gone any way, but I couldn't be more blessed to move on the live shows! God is good," Leatherwood wrote on Facebook.
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"The Voice" airs at 8 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays on NBC.
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