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The Voice Season 23 Premiere Recap: Blake Shelton’s Farewell Tour Begins — Plus, Grade the Rookie Coaches

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And now the end is near, the final curtain… at least for Blake Shelton’s storied tenure in a red swivel chair on The Voice . Monday’s Season 23 premiere of the NBC sing-off was the beginning of the end for the last remaining OG coach, who announced this past fall that his next team would be his last. What’s New on Netflix in January — Plus: Disney+, Hulu, Amazon and Others View List

Needless to say, the episode did not let the occasion go unmentioned. Kelly Clarkson joked that she’d only returned after a season off to beat Blake one final time. The souvenir that he gave his recruits read, “I’m on Blake’s last team, and all I got was this lousy T-shirt.” Every time he pitched a singer, he mentioned that this would be his last hurrah. (Thank God I didn’t make a drinking game of it!) And Niall Horan, who along with Chance the Rapper, was new to the coaching panel, did a dead-on impersonation of the country superstar playing the “It’s my last time as coach” card.

Speaking of the rookie coaches, how much fun were Chance and Niall! Chance was chill but spirited, and Niall was just a hoot, a goofy live wire who quickly established a playful “father/son” shtick with the show’s GOAT.

Oh, and lest we forget, Monday also trotted out the first of Season 23’s Blind Auditions. Did anyone stand out to you? I thought a couple of contestants were really good and one, extraordinary. Let’s discuss the contenders who earned a coveted chair turn, shall we, then you can play favorites in the poll below.

Sorelle (Team Chance), “Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy” — Grade: B | Though this sister act was inspired by Season 21 victors Girl Named Tom, the three-part harmonizers were more Season 22’s The Marilynds. The social-media influencers’ take on Queen was perfectly enjoyable but only got chair turns from Blake and Chance, who said that he’d been drawn in by the theatrical quality of their performance.

Holly Brand (Team Kelly), “Mississippi Girl” — Grade: A- | This former Miss Mississippi, who opened for Blake back when she was 10 years old (!), wowed all of the coaches but Blake with her record-ready version of Faith Hill’s hit. She has range, power, control and an ear-catching whistle note to (cowboy) boot. Maybe for once Blake was even more tone-deaf than your friendly neighborhood recapper?

Ross Clayton (Team Niall), “Blue Ain’t Your Color” — Grade: A- | After putting his career on hold for his family, this father of three came roaring back with a Keith Urban cover that was rock-solid — as far as we could hear. There was almost as much of Carson Daly and the coaches hollering as the four-chair turn singing! Nonetheless, Ross’ soulful country tone was so impressive, it inspired Niall to beg on bended knee to recruit the standout.

Michael B. (Team Niall), “Save Your Tears” — Grade: C+ | Having come close (but no cigar) to realizing his dream of performing on Broadway, this personable P.A. put a sorta show-tuney spin on The Weeknd, earning a chair turn from Niall with a vocal that probably fell closer to Clay Aiken than Ben Platt. As much as I’d love to see a theatre kid do well on the show, I doubt Michael’s gonna be the one.

NOIVAS (Team Chance), “A Change Is Gonna Come” — Grade: A | Ordinarily, I’m skeptical of singers who insist on all-caps names. (Why are you yelling at us?) But this Texas girldad, I had to admit, deserved it. From note No. 1 of his Sam Cooke cover, the four-chair turn was serving power, feeling and absolute conviction. So forget what I said about Alex — NOIVAS definitely had the most interesting voice of the night. Straight to the Live Playoffs for him.

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Holly, NOIVAS, and Tasha were my top 3 tonight! All stellar auditions!

Honorable mention to Sorelle, they had really nice harmonies

With Blake Shelton stepping away from his role as a Voice coach, you’d think the show would pull out all the stops in Season 23. You’d be wrong. Very wrong. Instead, Voice producers are about to roll out the least satisfying season of the show to date. Don’t misunderstand. The talent is there. I’ve researched the 40 singers / acts rumored to fill the teams and it’s a diverse and gifted group of artists. Artists deserving of the exposure that would come from a full season of The Voice. That’s not what they’ll get. That’s not what viewers will get. Instead, The Voice is going to serve up the lightest version yet of what I call Voice light, returning to the format that took contestants from the playoffs to the finale in just three weeks in seasons 18-20. And, for good measure, they’ve thrown in some unwelcome twists. Here are the groan-worthy details. * In Season 23, the playoffs won’t be live. Instead, for the first time ever, the coaches will handpick all eight semifinalists. * That will mean just two lives shows. Just two chances to vote for your favorites. * And Voice producers have come up with one of their silliest gimmicks yet, something they’re calling the playoff pass. Here’s how that will work. During the battle round, instead of the save they’ve had in past seasons, each coach will have one playoff pass. Recipients of the playoff pass will get to skip the knockout round and advance directly to those no-longer-live playoffs. So, with such a powerful playoff pass at play, surely The Voice altered its format to make sure every contestant had a chance of snagging one, right? Not hardly. Remember, this is The Voice. Fair play isn’t even a consideration. In past seasons, I’ve criticized The Voice because coaches tend to use all their saves and steals quickly, leaving contestants who perform later in the battle and knockout rounds in a win-or-go-home situation. Under the format The Voice insists on using, how early in the round a singer performs matters nearly as much as how well they perform in terms of their chance of advancing. I’ve long argued steal and save decisions should be made only after coaches have watched everyone perform. Not one thing changed in Season 23. All the playoff passes were gone by the end of the second day of battle round taping. At least 14 singers who performed on day three didn’t even have a chance at the playoff pass. That’s 35 percent of the singers who made the show. And, once again, the problem was worse in the knockouts, with all four steals used on day one. Half of the contestants sang on day two, when no steals were available. From my perspective, there’s another problem with the playoff pass. It means a singer can make the Voice Season 23 finale based on just three solo performance — their blind audition followed by their playoff and the semifinal performances. I’m sorry, but that’s absurd. I’d call the playoff pass the stupidest gimmick The Voice has come up with, except that there’s been so many others. Remember the cross battles? Remember the second-chance stage? And, hey, it’s tough to top the instant save, which the show still uses. It redoes hours of overnight voting in about 5 minutes. While only part of The Voice audience is watching. Putting singers with West Coast fans bases at an enormous disadvantage. One good thing about this spring’s abbreviated format is that there will only be one instant save in Season 23. Life’s too short for me to waste my time than pretending there’s much credibility to anything that happens Monday and Tuesday nights on The Voice..

gosh, that format sounds *awful*. thank you for posting about it, though, as i’d rather know going in what to expect. i hate the seasons that shortchange the later rounds and lives.

But you wasted OUR time with this long, boring preview of what’s to come. Sheesh, buddy, why did you feel the need for this? What did you think of Niall and Chance? Did you have a favorite singer from Monday?

No one forced you to read his post.You wasted your own time ,not him

Go to my blog.

I’m writing about the Blind Auditions.

I agree mostly. Saw a lot of promise in D Smooth even though he didn’t pick the best song. Didn’t care much for Ross, not quite sure how it was a 4 chair turn. NOIVAS was my favorite with Tasha 2nd.

Tasha Jessen got my vote!!

Forgot to mention that I absolutely loved Niall Horan and Chance also did very well!

Niall and Chance were great, very nice and funny guys. Tired of hearing about Blake’s last season already. I really hope that people vote for the singer and not Blake because this is his last season. And yes, I realize that is probably a foolish wish. NOIVAS was so incredible – really the highlight of the show. But I also enjoyed Ross and Sorelle.

Agree on all counts: the new coaches are refreshing; am tired of Blake’s entitled schtick (& annoyed that Kelly is already scripted to play his antagonist); and NOIVAS was sublime.

Chance and Niall are terrific! This is going to be a good season with the new coaches.

Loved NOIVAS, who seemed the only A-level. .. Elsewise, Star Martin (from U.S. Virgin Islands) was as good as anyone, but failed to get a chair turn! I’d give her a B+. .. Star was good as my 2 other B+ers–Neil & Ross. .. The Solid Bs imo were Tasha, Holly, Alex, & D.

I would have enjoyed it more if they had not advertised the gimmicks Niall and Chance used, in the weeks leading up to tonight. I really enjoyed Chance. He’s definitely more than a rapper. How many were from Oklahoma tonight? Guess the season will be full of them because it’s BLAKE’S LAST SEASON 🤣🙈 Loved Novias and Ross and Holly.

You are so right! They have away too much in the promos. Ruined all the fun.

Hey, did you know that it’s Blake’s Last Season™ ??? It’s too bad he isn’t using that, it’s a great gimmick. *gag*

Frankly, I never heard of Niall, but he is a fresh addition to the Voice! And I have a new respect for Chance, I loved what he did with the trio, pretty clever! I will always love Blake no matter how they beat his “last season” to death. What I don’t like is Kelly. More often than not I am thinking ‘just shut up Kelly, it’s not about you!” Of course, Noivas was the best, they always save the best for last. I also liked Tasha and Ross. The “Mississippi Girl” will go home first.

Thank you for saying that about Holly. Her voice seemed thin at points. Nothing special imo. Thought Blake was right not to turn for her.

I just saw the spoilers for the final 8 and I really wasn’t looking for them .Now I know who to fast forward through 😂

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'The Voice' winners: Where are they now? Here's what every singer is doing since their win on NBC show

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: In the years since they grabbed the top spot, the winners of NBC 's Emmy-winning singing competition have had varied degrees of success. Learn what they are all doing these days.

Since its debut in 2011, ' The Voice ' has dazzled fans with incredible talent from around the United States, awarding 23 champions. Winners of 'The Voice' have always gone on to achieve great success after participating in the show. While it hasn't changed since the first episode, the show's all-star coaching staff has.

Continue reading to find out who else has won 'The Voice' and what they're up to now.

Javier Colon

Javier Colon won 'The Voice' in 2011 on Adam Levine 's team and later that year released his third full-length studio album, 'Come on for You,' on Universal Republic. In 2014, Javier signed with Concord Music Group. In April 2016, he released his fourth studio album, 'Gravity,' which was followed by a tour.

In June 2017, the artist played with the Charleston Symphony Orchestra for Broadway Under the Stars in South Carolina and appeared in 'Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn' at Unquowa Repertory Theatre in Connecticut, his native state.

Jermaine Paul

Jermaine Paul won 'The Voice' in 2012 on Blake Shelton 's team and recorded many singles, including 'Butterfly Kisses' and 'I Believe In This Life'. His debut album, 'Make Love Save the World,' was meant to be released in 2015 but has not got a launch date yet.

Nonetheless, Jermaine has continued to play in 2017 at locations such as The Theatre at North in Pennsylvania and at charity events. 'Water,' his most recent song, was released in 2019.

Cassadee Pope

The former 'Hey Monday' lead singer won season 3 of 'The Voice' on Blake's team in late 2012, and the country star has retained her share of the spotlight since. She and Chris Young were nominated for a Grammy for their duet 'Think of You' in 2015, making her the first 'Voice' competitor to get a Grammy nomination.

She released the EP 'Summer' in 2016 and went on to perform the 'Star-Spangled Banner' at the Brickyard 400 NASCAR event and an NFL game that year. In 2019, she released her second solo album, 'Stages,' and shortly after, she headlined the CMT Next Women of Country Tour.

She released her latest studio album, 'Rise and Shine,' in 2020, and the single, 'Tomorrow Night,' in 2021.

Danielle Bradbery

Danielle Bradbery, a member of Blake's squad, became the youngest winner in 'Voice' history at the age of 16. Following her signing with Big Machine Records and the release of her self-titled debut album in 2013, the country-pop singer released the songs 'Friend Zone' in 2015 and 'Sway' in 2017, both of which peaked at No. 17 on the Billboard Hot 100 list.

In December 2017, she released her long-awaited sophomore album, 'I Don't Believe We've Met,' to positive reviews. She published 'Never Have I Ever' with Kurt in 2021, styled in all capital letters, and 'Stop Draggin' Your Boots'.

Tessanne Chin

Tessanne Chin got swept up in a frenzy of activities and initiatives following her success on Adam's squad in 2013. Tessanne has since released her 2014 album 'Count On My Love,' as well as other singles such as 'Oh What a Feeling' and 'It's Your Love' in 2021.

Josh Kaufman

At the age of 38, Josh Kaufman won season 6 of 'The Voice' on Usher 's team (albeit he was previously on Adam's until being saved during the battle rounds). He concluded his time as the title character in the Broadway revival of 'Pippin' in 2015, and the following year he released a self-titled EP.

He sang the national anthem at a FIFA World Cup game in Colorado in 2017 and also appeared in the Broadway play 'Home For the Holidays, Live on Broadway'.

Craig Wayne Boyd

Craig Wayne Boyd, a vocalist on Blake's squad, won season 7 of 'The Voice' in 2014. After releasing 'My Baby's Got a Smile on Her Face,' which landed at No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs list, he parted ways with Dot Records.

His following song, 'I'm Still Here,' was released on his own label and reached No. 35 on Billboard's Country Digital Song Sales list. He began 2017 by signing with Copperline Music Group and subsequently releasing his long-awaited first record, 'Top Shelf,' to positive reviews.

Sawyer Fredericks

Sawyer Fredericks, who was on Pharrell Williams' team, won 'The Voice' at the age of 16 in season 8. Following his victory, Sawyer signed with Republic Records and released his debut album, 'A Good Storm,' the following year.

In 2017, he announced his departure from the label to pursue a career as an independent artist. He performed across the continent and published the albums 'Hide Your Ghost' in 2018 and 'Flowers for You' in 2020.

Jordan Smith

Jordan Smith won 'The Voice' season 9 in 2015 as a member of Levine's team. He performed at the 2016 People's Choice Awards just months before releasing his first album, 'Something Beautiful,' in March, which opened at No. 2 in iTunes sales and quickly rose to the top.

In October of that year, he also published the festive album ''Tis the Season'. Jordan released the album 'Only Love' in 2018, followed by the single 'Be Still and Know' in 2021.

Alisan Porter

Alisan Porter made history in 2016 by being the first 'Voice' singer to win with a female coach, Christina Aguilera. The singer-songwriter debuted her EP 'I Come in Pieces' in 2017, followed by the LP 'Pink Cloud' in 2019.

Sundance Head

Sundance Head got on Blake's squad in 2016 after participating in season 6 of ' American Idol '. He played an original song named 'Darlin' Don't Go' in the live finale, which reached No. 4 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs list.

The country singer then went on tour with Blake Shelton and the Zac Brown Band. Under Dean Dillon's Wildcatter Records, he released the album 'Stained Glass and Neon' in January 2019. He has continued to tour and perform in the United States.

Chris Blue won season 12 in 2017 with coach Alicia Keys, who turned her chair despite having only one spot remaining on her squad. He released the songs 'Blue Blood Blues' and 'Humanity' less than a year later before releasing his debut EP named 'Fresh Start' in 2019.

He also released a little holiday album called 'One Light' that year, as well as the song 'Moon' in April 2021.

Chloe Kohanski

Chloe Kohanski, who was originally in Miley Cyrus ' lineup, won the reality competition series in 2017 alongside Blake, who saved her during the knockouts. She has now released the single 'Come This Far' in May 2018 and returned to 'The Voice' to perform in the Season-14 finale.

In 2019, she changed her stage name to Chloe MK, which is written in all lowercase letters, and released the track 'To Be Young' off her later-released EP Fantasy. She will also release the single 'Slide' in September 2021.

Brynn Cartelli

Brynn Cartelli, at 15, became the competition's youngest winner in 2018 alongside mentor Kelly Clarkson. She opened for Kelly on the 2019 'Meaning of Life' Tour shortly after signing with Atlantic Records in late 2018.

Brynn returned to 'The Voice' stage in subsequent seasons to perform her singles 'Last Night's Mascara' and 'Grow Young'. The artist released her EP 'Based on a True Story' in May 2021, which includes the hits 'Long Way Home' and 'If I Could'.

Chevel Shepherd

Coach Kelly's second success came in 2018, when the adolescent country singer won. Chevel Shepherd has gone on to open for acts such as Kelly, Little Big Town, and Lee Brice.

Before releasing her debut EP in March 2021, she released songs including 'Everybody's Got a Story' — a title tune written by country singers Kacey Musgraves, Shane McAnally, and Brandy Clark — and 'Mama Got the Chair' in early 2020. She will star in the film 'Wildfire: The Legend of the Cherokee Ghost Horse,' which is based on Michael Martin Murphey's song of the same name.

Maelyn Jarmon

Maelyn Jarmon, a folk singer, won the season-16 championship in 2019 as a part of coach John Legend's squad. Maelyn has been posting singing videos on TikTok since her triumph.

Jake Hoot won the competition season in 2019 with Kelly, who was the only coach to turn their chair during his blind audition. Since his victory, the country artist has released many songs, including the philanthropic single 'Tennessee Strong,' which peaked at number ten on the iTunes Country Singles list.

He has played at the Grand Ole Opry and other locations around the United States.

Todd Tilghman

Todd Tilghman, at 42, won season 18 of 'The Voice' on Blake's team, becoming the show's oldest champion. Since his victory, he has continued to upload singing videos to YouTube and will release the singles 'In a Heartache' and 'Jesus and You' in 2021.

Carter Rubin

Carter Rubin earned the voice on Gwen Stefani 's squad at the age of 15, her first win as a coach. Carter has continued to make songs and perform, according to his Instagram. In August 2021, he will perform the national anthem at Citi Field.

Cam Anthony

Cam Anthony rose to prominence on YouTube with his versions of songs like Bruno Mars' 'When I Was Your Man' and John Legend's 'All of Me' before winning the NBC series alongside coach Blake in 2021. He was even interviewed by talk show star Ellen Degeneres and won the Fox revival of 'Showtime at the Apollo' in 2018.

Cam opened for the 2021 Wawa Welcome America lineup, which included Bebe Rexha and Flo Rida, following his recent 'Voice' triumph.

Girl Named Tom

Girl Name Tom, a folk group composed of siblings Joshua, Bekah Grace, and Caleb Liechty, were the first three to win 'The Voice' in 2021. During their tenure on Kelly's squad, they had four songs rank in the top ten on iTunes.

Since winning the title, the siblings have embarked on a nationwide tour and will release an album titled 'One More Christmas' in 2022. In the same year, they opened for Pentatonix's Holidays Around the World Tour. The band plans to return to the road in 2023, visiting venues across the United States.

Bryce Leatherwood

At the age of 22, Bryce Leatherwood, a Georgia-born country singer and songwriter, won Season 22, giving Blake his seventh (and last) triumph. In Tishomingo, Orlando, and Gatlinburg, he has performed at Ole Reds, which are Blake-inspired live-music venues.

Bryce also returned to the 'The Voice' stage for the season 23 finale to pay respect to Blake during the coach's last season. Bryce revealed plans for his first national tour in May 2023.

Gina Miles won 'The Voice' season 23 at the age of 18, earning coach Niall Horan his first win in the competition. Kelly and Niall both turned around after hearing her audition, a version of Katy Perry's 'The One That Got Away'.

Gina joined the Irish singer for a duet of 'New York State of Mind' during the live finale. The teen received $100,000 and a record deal with Universal Music.

What does the winner of 'The Voice' get?

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Each 'The Voice' winner allegedly receives $100,000 and a record deal with Universal Music Group. For instance, the 'American Idol' winner allegedly receives $250,000 plus a $1,000 weekly stipend while recording their album.

However, the winner of 'The Voice' may receive additional benefits from the show's celebrity coach mentoring them. Judge Blake has brought winners from his team on tour with him and has attempted to get Universal Music Group to properly market their recordings.

Furthermore, the financial award is said to come with conditions. According to the New York Daily News , if a participant breaks the contract they signed with the network, they will not get the reward.

Any candidate who leaks the show's contract specifics may be sued for $100,000 to $1 million. Aside from the financial reward, contenders are given a modest stipend to cover living expenses while on the show.

When will 'The Voice' Season 24 air?

The new season of 'The Voice' starts on NBC on Monday, September 25 at 8 p.m. ET. According to NBC, it will be accessible to stream on Peacock the next day.

Subsequent episodes will run on Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 pm ET.

Who are the judges on 'The Voice' Season 24?

According to the network, the coaches for Season 24 are country superstar Reba McEntire, Irish singer-songwriter Niall, Gwen, and John Legend.

Carson Daly will return as the show's host for the 24th season.

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Everything to Know About The Voice Season 24

The Voice Season 24 had an exciting run, from the Blind Auditions to the Battle Rounds to the Knockouts. Here's what happened. 

The Voice   Season 24 was an intense race. Each of the powerhouse Artists brought their all to the thrilling competition. 

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This season saw a historic red chair remix. It was the first season after  Blake Shelton 's emotional farewell from the series. He was replaced by fellow country legend  Reba McEntire , who had some massive cowboy boots to fill amid  The Voice  legend's absence , but she brought the heat.

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The  Season 24 Artists  tore down the house with each of their talent-packed performances, and fans have their eyes peeled for which singer became the next champion. 

Find everything to know about Season 24 of  The Voice , below, from Blind Auditions to the announcement of the winner. 

When did  The Voice  Season 24 air? 

New episodes of  The Voice Season 24   aired on Mondays and Tuesdays on NBC in fall 2023.

Then, those episodes stream next day on  Peacock  starting at 6 a.m.

Season 24 premiered Monday, September 25 at 8/7c on NBC.

Who were  The Voice Season 24 Coaches?  

The Voice  Season 24 Coaches  were  Reba McEntire ,  Niall Horan ,  Gwen Stefani , and  John Legend . (Legendary country duo and Season 25 Coaches  Dan + Shay  did fill in for Horan in Knockout rehearsals due to a scheduling conflict, though.)

"Everybody's just as sweet and kind offstage as they can be. When they come on the stage, though, they kind of change their personalities!" McEntire said about her fellow Coaches in Season 24's first-look trailer, seen below. McEntire later teased, "They're real mean...especially Gwen!"

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"I'm really having a wonderful time," McEntire later told  Newsweek  in September 2023. "It is a well-oiled machine, so getting in at this time is marvelous. Everybody knows the game plan, from the crew, the producers. Everybody on the show is so nice, so sweet, and have been so helpful. I'm loving it."    

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The dynamite Coaches panel wouldn't be complete without a music industry legend stepping in as Mega Mentor.  Wynonna Judd  served as  Season 24's Mega Mentor , guiding the Artists through the grueling  Knockout rounds .  

Who won The Voice Season 24? 

During the Finale episode on December 19, 2023, it was revealed that Lila Forde won fifth place in the competition, Jacquie Roar took fourth place, Mara Justine won third place, Ruby Leigh took second place, and  Huntley  got first. 

Huntley  is the winner of  The Voice  Season 24! 

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Texas A&M vs. Tennessee | Game 2

Aggies 1️⃣ win away from history

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Follow di baseball, 💪 texas a&m takes game 1.

Despite Tennessee's effort to gain runs back in the final innings, Texas A&M's massive third inning and lockdown defense sealed its Game 1 win, 9-5. The Aggies set the tone with a leadoff homer from Gavin Grahovac and didn't let off the gas in the third, plating five with Kaeden Kent's two-RBI single as the exclamation point. The Aggies did not err once defensively as the Vols racked up three errors, one resulting in an A&M RBI. Evan Aschenbeck secured the win, pitching 2.2 innings while striking out seven and allowing two hits and no walks.

The teams face off in Game 2 of the MCWS finals at 2 p.m. ET Sunday on ABC.

👀 Vols swat back-to-back homers

Tennessee got three runs back with consecutive homers in the seventh inning. Batting fourth and fifth in the order, Dylan Dreiling and Hunter Ensley sent balls out of the park to keep Tennessee in the game, 9-5 ⤵️

Dylan dials long distance to get two runs back. Pitching change coming for the Aggies. 📺 https://t.co/3WxxhYjcwY (ESPN) #GBO // #OTH // #MCWS // #BeatTAMU pic.twitter.com/X04ZLx9eKn — Tennessee Baseball (@Vol_Baseball) June 23, 2024

☄️ Kaeden Kent sends one out

Kaeden Kent's two-run homer to right puts the Aggies up 9-2 in the top of the seventh.

THE LEGEND OF KAEDEN KENT CONTINUES!! 💥 #GigEm x #MCWS pic.twitter.com/4qiWnOMy3r — Texas A&M Baseball (@AggieBaseball) June 23, 2024

🔥 Kavares Tears diving catch

. @kavares_tears23 MAKES THE PLAY!!! 🫨 #MCWS x 🎥 ESPN / @Vol_Baseball pic.twitter.com/CNHaIs5b9K — NCAA Baseball (@NCAABaseball) June 23, 2024

The Vols also added an RBI single in the third as they trail 7-2 in the fourth inning.

🫧 5-run inning for Texas A&M

Fans showered the stands in bubbles in the third inning of Game 1, as Texas A&M plated five to go up 7-1. Hayden Schott opened up scoring with two on, swatting a single to score Jace LaViolette. Another RBI single from Caden Sorrell brought the Aggies up again before a Tennessee throwing error brought Ted Burton home. 

To round out the inning, Kaeden Kent singled up the middle to score two more ⤵️

Stay 🔥🔥🔥 3⃣ #GigEm x #MCWS pic.twitter.com/uzVOFfm2BY — Texas A&M Baseball (@AggieBaseball) June 23, 2024

🤜 Tennessee punches one in

A Dean Curley single scored Dylan Dreiling from third, putting the Vols on the board, 2-1. 

The Vols are on the board #MCWS x 🎥 ESPN / @Vol_Baseball pic.twitter.com/QU2Ua4WtIX — NCAA Baseball (@NCAABaseball) June 23, 2024

➕ Aggies add a run

With runners in the corners, Caden Sorrell singled down the middle to plate one more, as Texas A&M leads 2-0 going into the second.

🫨 A&M's Leadoff DINGER

Behind 0-2 in the count, Gavin Grahovac got his bat on the third pitch of the game, sending it yard to right field. Texas A&M is on the board early, 1-0.

OPPO 🌮 TO LEADOFF THE FINALS #GigEm x @GavinGrahovac x #MCWS pic.twitter.com/Lc5jHjrTUk — Texas A&M Baseball (@AggieBaseball) June 22, 2024

🍿 Starters for MCWS finals

Here are tonight's starters for MCWS Finals Game 1, slated for a 7:30 p.m. ET start:

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MCWS finals start today ⤵️

It's Game Day. The No. 1 national seed Tennessee Volunteers face off against No. 3 Texas A&M in the 2024 Men's College World Series finals tonight at 7:30 p.m. ET in Game 1 . Both teams went undefeated through the MCWS bracket, with Tennessee becoming the first No. 1 national seed to advance to the finals since 2009.

Both programs are in uncharted territory as the Vols are making their first finals appearance since 1951. The Aggies are making their first ever. Regardless of the outcome, one team will bring home its program's first MCWS trophy.

For Tennessee, it has finally reached the finals in its third MCWS berth since 2021, and the Volunteers will look to cap off their dominant season by becoming the first No. 1 national seed to win the national championship since 1999.

Over in College Station, Texas A&M has already accomplished more than any Aggies team before them, but the 12th man has shown fight this postseason, reaching the finals despite losing one of college baseball's greatest stars, Braden Montgomery, in the Super Regionals. The Aggies have proven resilient, and they will certainly challenge the Vols for the trophy.

This is the third time in four years the MCWS finals has featured an SEC matchup, and the streak of four-straight SEC MCWS champions will continue.

Finals schedule

• MCWS Final Game 1: Tennessee vs. Texas A&M, 7:30 p.m. | ESPN
• MCWS Final Game 2:  Texas A&M vs. Tennessee, 2 p.m. | ABC
• MCWS Final Game 3 (if necessary): Tennessee vs. Texas A&M, 7 p.m. | ESPN

#MCWS Finals are SET! 🏆 pic.twitter.com/0GA0trlubF — NCAA Baseball (@NCAABaseball) June 20, 2024

MCWS finals set: Tennessee vs. Texas A&M

We'll have a first-time Men's College World Series champion in 2024 after Tennessee and Texas A&M both clinched berths in the finals on Wednesday, June 19.  See the championship schedule and how they got there below.

MCWS finals schedule

• June 22 — MCWS Final Game 1 : Tennessee vs. Texas A&M, 7:30 p.m. | ESPN
• June 23 — MCWS Final Game 2 : Texas A&M vs. Tennessee, 2 p.m. | ABC
• June 24 —   MCWS Final Game 3 (if necessary) : Tennessee vs. Texas A&M, 7 p.m. | ESPN

The clinching moments

Tennessee 7 , Florida State 2

Tennessee defeated Florida State 7-2 to advance to the championship series of the 2024 Men's College World Series. It's the second time the Volunteers have made the finals in program history — and the first time since 1951.

The Volunteers took a 3-0 lead in the first inning and never looked back. Tennessee boosted the lead up to 6-0 by the seventh inning stretch before Florida State got on the board late. Tennessee's pitching staff allowed only seven hits in the game.

No program has more wins over the last four seasons than Tennessee, and now the Volunteers will have a chance to add a title to support those successful seasons.

Texas A&M 6,  Florida 0

Texas A&M defeated Florida 6-0 to win advance to the 2024 Men's College World Series finals. 

The Aggies jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning, forcing an early Florida pitching change. Meanwhile, excellent pitching from Justin Lamkin for the first five innings kicked off a shutout effort. Lamkin had nine of Texas A&M's 14 strikeouts in the win.

Texas A&M advances to MCWS finals

The Aggies jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first inning, and excellent pitching from Justin Lamkin for the first five innings kicked off a shut out effort. Lamkin had nine of Texas A&M's 14 strikeouts in the win.

Too beautiful not to share 😊 @LamkinJustin #MCWS x @AggieBaseball pic.twitter.com/FTdNEeAQzh — NCAA Baseball (@NCAABaseball) June 20, 2024

On offense, Texas A&M had six hits, adding a late ninth-inning run from Ali Camarillo after he led off the inning with a triple.

3⃣ adds insurance in the ninth! #GigEm x #MCWS pic.twitter.com/clNyXyYrAt — Texas A&M Baseball (@AggieBaseball) June 20, 2024

With the win, Texas A&M will play Tennessee in a best-of-three series for the 2024 MCWS title. Regardless of who wins, we'll see a first-time champion crowned.

7th-inning stretch | TAMU 5, UF 0 — Bottom of the 7th

A two-rbi home run in the sixth inning from Caden Sorrell pushed Texas A&M's lead to 5-0. 

GIG 'EM @CadenSorrell #MCWS x 🎥 ESPN / @AggieBaseball pic.twitter.com/QDcCXqMawG — NCAA Baseball (@NCAABaseball) June 20, 2024

Aggies add one more | TAMU 3, UF 0 — 6th innin

. @GavinGrahovac extends the lead! #GigEm x #MCWS pic.twitter.com/vXVsFTSbRb — Texas A&M Baseball (@AggieBaseball) June 20, 2024

Aggies still lead after four | TAMU 2, UF 0 — 5th inning

We've seen an excellent pitching display from Justin Lamkin through four innings. He has eight strike outs so far and has only allowed three hits with a walk — even getting out of a bases loaded jam. As a result, Texas A&M still leads Florida 2-0.

BLEW IT BY HIM 🔥 Five 🥊 for @LamkinJustin through 2⃣ #GigEm x #MCWS pic.twitter.com/cs4gTkhvnT — Texas A&M Baseball (@AggieBaseball) June 20, 2024

Doja Cat's 2023 Scarlet Tour: Here's when and where to see her in Phoenix

Grammy-winning global superstar Doja Cat will bring the Scarlet Tour, her first arena tour of North America, to Footprint Center in downtown Phoenix on Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2023, with special guest Doechii.

The 24-date tour, produced by Live Nation, kicks off Oct. 31 in San Francisco, hitting major markets in the U.S. and Canada before wrapping on Dec. 13 in Chicago.

The last time Doja Cat played Phoenix was March 2020 at Stratus Event Center.

Last week, Doja released her new track, “Attention,” via Kemosabe Records/RCA Records to mass acclaim with Rolling Stone calling it “scorching.” The music video was directed and shot in Los Angeles in May by award-winning director Tanu Muino (Harry Styles, Cardi B).

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How to get tickets for Doja Cat's Scarlet Tour in Phoenix

Fans can register through 10 p.m. Sunday, June 25, at verifiedfan.ticketmaster.com . Once registration closes, fans will be randomly selected to receive a code that grants them access to the presales starting Wednesday, June 28.

Tickets will be available during a general on sale starting at 10 a.m. Friday, June 30, at Ticketmaster.com while supplies last.

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VIP packages for the Doja Cat tour

The Scarlet Tour will offer a variety of VIP packages that may include premium tickets, a photo op with your party in front of the stage, preshow VIP Lounge access, gift items and more. For more information, visit vipnation.com.

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