LIVE: ‘The Voice’ Premiere — Reactions, Results, and Recap from Season 25, Episode 2

Gabriel Goes, a singer-songwriter from Hawaii, did not exactly wow some social media users during his blind audition of Sublime’s “What I Got” on tonight’s episode of “The Voice” season 25.

“I’d love to watch him surf,” one user wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter. “I just don’t need to hear him sing.”

Another X user agreed: “Best thing about HawaiianKen is his shoes.”

Still, Goes made it and is joining Team Chance. One X user did praise his “good breath support” and “good vibes.”

“Gabriel Goes had me smiling with his energy behind the stand,” the user wrote. “On guitar, he kept a good pocket and spit out those lyrics like he was rapping.”

Much to viewers’ chagrin, last night’s Season 25 premiere ended before viewers could see which coach snagged OK3.

The Oklahoma City pop trio earned a coveted four-chair swivel with their sassy cover of Meghan Trainor’s “Made You Look.”

Sierra Sikes, Kenna Fields and Courtney Hooker ultimately chose coach John Legend, becoming the EGOT winner’s first contestants.

Fans will have to wait to see where Okie3 will land after the season 25 premiere of “The Voice” ended 30 minutes earlier than expected.

The Oklahoma City-based pop trio earned a coveted four-chair swivel with their cover of “Made You Look” by Meghan Trainor.

“ONLY 1HR 30 MINS. HUH,” one user wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Apparently Reba McEntire travels with her golden gramophone. The Queen of Country busted out one of her three GRAMMY awards during the season 25 premiere of “The Voice.”

“Mama just busted out her grammy. Lol,” one fan wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Another user chimed in, “To be honest, I would travel with a Grammy everywhere too.”

OK3 has enraptured judges with their cover of a sassy Meghan Trainor song.

The Oklahoma City-based pop trio earned a coveted four-chair swivel with their rendition of “Made You Look.”

“Angelic high harmonies. Great energy. Very enjoyable,” one user wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Southern rocker John Sanders has joined Team Reba after a powerful performance of Nate Smith’s “Whiskey on You.” This leaves coach John Legend’s team still empty.

Coaches John Legend and Chance the Rapper squared off in pursuit of Nadège, who brought the internet to tears with her version of Daniel Caesar’s “Get You.”

“This is so funny… Both fighting for Nadege with same song!!!” one user wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Ultimately, Nadege went to Team Chance. But it wasn’t for lack of trying on Legend’s part.

Sadly, no chairs turned for 36-year-old Ashley Haynes after the Washington, D.C. native performed Tina Turner’s “Simply the Best.”

Some fans were stunned by the rejection. “None of them are ready for her,” one user wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.

“I’m SO SAD no one turned for Ashley – they thought she was a little pitchy at first (but I didn’t hear issues,)” another user wrote.

Still, another user felt that Haynes failed to live up to Turner’s star: “She was off key. She wasn’t great. If you’re going to sing Tina, you gotta nail it.”

Not all fans were instantly on board when country-pop group Dan + Shay were announced as the first-ever coaching duo on “The Voice.” A few fans appear to have changed their minds after seeing the pair join contestant Ryan Argast on his rendition of their 2018 love song “Speechless.”

“I knew I would love @DanAndShay on #TheVoice this season,” one user wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter. “I just melted at Speechless being sung!”

Another X user chimed in: “dan and shay on the voice is my fav thing right now, I’m loving this.”

Twin high school seniors Justin and Jeremy Garcia captivated viewers with their version of “Story Of My Life” by One Direction.

Watch a clip of the performance below. 

Ryan Argast performed “Speechless” by debut coaches Dan + Shay for his season 25 audition on “The Voice.”

So it seems fitting that the country-pop duo were the only ones to turn their chairs for Argast, a 30-year-old business graduate from Plainfield, Illinois.

Coach Reba McEntire apologized for not swiveling her chair during the blind audition.

“You’re gonna have such a good time with these two over here,” McEntire told Argast. “They are knowledgeable, they are such great singers, songwriters.”

Tae Lewis, a 31-year-old gospel singer from North Carolina, is already making waves across social media.

The country artist’s performance earned chair swivels from John Legend and Reba McEntire. Ultimately, the singer joined Team Reba.

“NOT THE MEGAPHONE!!! MOTHERS PULLING OUT ALL THE STOPS,” one user wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.

The drama is on. Chance the Rapper blocked fellow coach Reba McEntire from snagging indie-pop artist Dani Stacey.

Stacey, 25, earned the show’s first-ever five-chair turn with her rendition of Gloria Gaynor’s “I Will Survive.”

Twins Justin and Jeremy Garcia, 17-year-old high school seniors from the San Francisco Bay Area, won hearts and minds with their audition on season 25 of “The Voice.”

“Their harmony was almost like one voice,” one user wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter. “Twins moving and singing as one. So connected and joyous.”

Another user inquired if the start was too low, but the original user replied that it was “perfection.”

“So often people go for the highs,” the user wrote. “Loved the lows, for a change.”

The competition has begun, but things haven’t gotten cutthroat yet. Coaches Reba McEntire and Chance the Rapper delighted “The Voice” viewers with their dance in the Season 25 premiere.

“REBA AND CHANCE’S DANCE IM CRYINGGG,” one user wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.

In anticipation of “The Voice” season 25 premiere, the popular NBC show’s official account posted a video of the first-ever “double chair” for debut coaches Dan + Shay.

“I’m honored to be sitting in this iconic red chair, and we got two of ’em,” Dan Smyers said.

The GRAMMY-winning country-pop duo will join returning coaches Reba McEntire, Chance the Rapper and John Legend. Dan + Shay are replacing Season 24 winner Niall Horan, who was unable to return due to touring conflicts.