The Voice Gives Brandon Diaz A Second Chance In Season 30, Adam Levine Admits: 'I Made A Mistake'
After auditioning back in Season 4, Brandon Diaz returned to The Voice on Monday for a shot at redemption - and he brought his wife, a Voice semifinalist.
The Voice returned to its tradition of providing inspiring comeback stories with Season 30's Part 5 Blind Auditions. One such story was that of 29-year-old Brandon Diaz, who auditioned for the show again after being turned down in Season 4. Diaz, who now works as a full-time musician after attending Berklee College of Music, performed Andy Grammer's "Fine By Me," displaying a nervous yet determined performance.
His performance, described as smooth and strong as black coffee, caught the attention of all four coaches, leading to a fierce competition for his spot on their teams.
Adam Levine, one of the coaches, admitted to Diaz that he made a mistake not turning him for his audition. This moment of admission added a layer of sentimentality to the episode, making Diaz' journey even more meaningful. The episode also featured performances from other contestants, such as Queen Latifah turning around Marilyn Hucek's Shakira's "La Tortura", Keiyana Osmond's rendition of Sixpence None the Richer's "Kiss Me", Riley Green's performance of Black Sabbath's "Changes", and Luke Cope's emotional dedication to his struggles with alcohol.
The night concluded with the final plot twist as Riley Green and Adam Levine's efforts were unsuccessful as Kayleigh Mathews chose Queen Latifah for her performance of Dottie West's "Lesson in Leavin".
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