The voice 2016 knock outs
Only 32 artists remain on "The Voice" Knockouts round. YouTube/NBC The Voice

After the emotional Battle rounds, “The Voice” coaches Adam Levine, Miley Cyrus, Alicia Keys and Blake Shelton each has eight artists representing their teams for the Knockout rounds.

So far, 16 artists were eliminated from the NBC’s singing talent search after failing to impress the four coaches during their duets. Meanwhile, eight singers switched teams after being stolen by a different coach.

For the Knockout rounds, Faith Hill and Tim McGraw will mentor all the contestants under four teams. Only 16 out of the 32 hopefuls will move on to perform on “The Voice” 2016 Live Playoffs.

Here are the Top 32 artists on “The Voice” season 11:

Team Adam

  1. Jason Warrior (formerly with Team Alicia), 21, Illinois
  2. Dave Moisan (formerly with Team Alicia), 33, Kentucky
  3. Riley Elmore, 16, Illinois
  4. Billy Gilman, 28, Rhode Island
  5. Brendan Fletcher, 26, New York
  6. Nolan Neal, 35, Tennessee
  7. Simone Gundy, 26, Texas
  8. Ponciano Seoane, 25, Texas

Team Miley

  1. Ali Caldwell, 28, New York
  2. Lauren Diaz (formerly with Team Alicia), 24, California
  3. Sophia Urista, 31, New York
  4. Josh Halverson (formerly Team Alicia), 31, Texas
  5. Aaron Gibson, 25, Georgia
  6. Darby Walker, 17, California
  7. Maye Thomas, 27, Oaklahoma
  8. Josette Diaz, 17, New Jersey

Team Blake

  1. Sundance Head, 37, Texas
  2. Dana Harper, 25, Texas
  3. Gabe Broussard, 15, Louisiana
  4. Bindi Liebowitz (formerly with Team Adam), 23, New Jersey
  5. Karlee Metzer (formerly with Team Miley), 22, Missouri
  6. Austin Allsup, 32, Texas
  7. Josh Gallagher, 25, Pennsylvania
  8. Courtney Harrell, 36, California

Team Alicia

  1. Courtnie Ramirez (formerly with Team Miley), 17, Texas
  2. Christian Cuevas, 20, Florida
  3. Sa’Rayah (formerly with Team Miley), 28, Illinois
  4. Wé McDonald, 17, New Jersey
  5. Michael Sanchez, 25, California
  6. Belle Jewel, 18, New York
  7. Whitney & Shannon, 25 & 23, Texas
  8. Kylie Rothfield, 23, California

According to Keys, the Knockouts are more difficult than the Battle rounds.

“The artists pick their own songs. If they don’t sing the right songs, they could go home,” she said.

“The Knockouts are tough because you’re showing basically who you are and coaches are cutting our teams by half again. Now is the time for everyone to step it up,” Levine added.

“This round, we only have one steal so I have to be very selective on who I want to bring into my team,” Cyrus pointed out.

“The Voice” airs every Monday and Tuesday night in the US on NBC. Newbie coach Miley Cyrus will be skipping the next season as former coach Gwen Stefanie returns to the reality show. (Read: Miley Cyrus sits out as Gwen Stefani returns on ‘The Voice’ Season 12)

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