The Voice Season 29 (2026) – Knockouts Part 2 Recap: Performances & Eliminations on April 6 Episode
NBC’s The Voice: Battle of Champions delivered another emotional and high-stakes night on Monday, April 6, 2026 (Episode 7), as the Knockouts concluded with powerful solo performances, tough coach decisions, and the reveal of more artists advancing toward the semifinals.
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Join NowMega mentors Michael Bublé and CeeLo Green continued offering guidance, while the In-Season All-Star Showdown added extra excitement with returning champions competing for advantages.
With no steals or saves available in the Knockouts, every performance carried massive weight. Here’s a full recap of the standout performances, winners, and eliminations from tonight’s episode.
Tonight’s Knockout Performances & Results
| Coach | Pairing | Artist & Song | Winner | Eliminated | Key Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team Adam | Jared Shoemaker vs. Jaali Boyd | Jared Shoemaker – “Modern Day Bonnie and Clyde” (Travis Tritt) Jaali Boyd – “Big Girls Don’t Cry” (Fergie) | Jared Shoemaker | Jaali Boyd | Adam praised the country-rock energy and storytelling in Jared’s performance. |
| Team John Legend | KJ Willis vs. Grace Humphries | KJ Willis – “I’ll Make Love to You” (Boyz II Men) Grace Humphries – “I Don’t Want to Wait” (Paula Cole) | KJ Willis | Grace Humphries | John faced a difficult choice between two strong, soulful deliveries; KJ’s smooth R&B vibe edged it out. |
| Team Kelly Clarkson | Mikenley Brown vs. Jonah Mayor | Mikenley Brown – “Pink Pony Club” (Chappell Roan) Jonah Mayor – “You’ll Be in My Heart” (Phil Collins) | Mikenley Brown | Jonah Mayor | Mikenley’s vibey, modern take with creative runs impressed the panel. Kelly called it bold and authentic to her style. |
Additional Knockout Highlights from the Episode
- Coaches continued narrowing their teams, with tough calls across the board.
- Mike Steele (Team Adam) had already performed in the previous Knockouts episode with a smooth rendition of Tyrese’s “How You Gonna Act Like That,” but fell to Jeremy Keith (who covered Marvin Gaye’s “Ain’t Nothing Like The Real Thing”).
- Earlier Knockouts (from March 30) saw standouts like Alexia Jayy (Whitney Houston’s “You Give Good Love”), Liv Ciara (Kelly Clarkson’s “Breakaway”), JW Griffin, Lucas West, and Syd Millevoi advance.
Who Was Eliminated Tonight & Recent Eliminations
Tonight’s eliminations, combined with last week’s, significantly narrowed the field:
Eliminated in April 6 Knockouts:
- Jaali Boyd (Team Adam)
- Grace Humphries (Team John Legend)
- Jonah Mayor (Team Kelly)
Recent Eliminations (Knockouts Overall):
- Mike Steele (Team Adam) – Lost to Jeremy Keith
- Houston Kelly (Team Kelly)
- Bay Simpson (Team Adam)
- Abigayle Oakley (Team Kelly)
- Moses G. (Team John Legend)
- Natasha Blaine (Team John Legend)
Advancing Artists Heading into Playoffs / Semifinals
After tonight’s results, the remaining strong contenders include:
- Team Kelly Clarkson: Mikenley Brown, JW Griffin, Liv Ciara (+ others advancing from prior rounds)
- Team Adam Levine: Alexia Jayy, Jeremy Keith, Jared Shoemaker
- Team John Legend: Lucas West, Syd Millevoi, KJ Willis
Each coach now has a leaner, highly competitive roster as the show moves closer to the Live Shows and the ultimate “Battle of Champions” finale.
Special Segment: All-Star Showdown Tease
The episode also featured highlights from the new In-Season All-Star Showdown, where coaches brought back former Voice winners and finalists (including Javier Colon, Jordan Smith, Jake Hoot, Girl Named Tom, Maelyn Jarmon, and Renzo) to compete in sing-offs.
The coach who wins the most matchups earns a major advantage — the ability to bring a second artist to the finale.
What’s Next on The Voice 2026?
With Knockouts now complete, the competition shifts to the Playoffs and Live Shows. Expect even higher stakes, viewer voting, and unforgettable performances as the Top artists fight for a spot in the semifinals and finale.
Tune in next Monday at 9/8c on NBC or stream on Peacock to see who rises in this intense Battle of Champions season!
The April 6 episode proved once again why The Voice remains must-watch TV — raw talent, heartfelt stories, and impossible decisions. Who’s your favorite still standing? Let us know in the comments!
