On Monday night (Nov. 30), country mother-daughter trio Worth the Wait showed off their incredible harmonies yet again during the Live Shows with their rendition of The Judds' "Love Is Alive." These ladies aren't messing around and we can't wait to see what song they perform next!
NBC's The Voice season 19 is proving to be quite the competition with some serious singing showing up during the knockout rounds earlier this month. Previously, Team Blake paired up mother-daughter trio Worth The Wait against Ben Allen with their rendition of Tanya Tucker's "Delta Dawn."
John Legend kicked off the feedback telling Ben that he had done a great job with his cover of Luke Combs' "She Got The Best Of Me." In fact, he mentioned that it was almost boring how "consistently great" he was. But he noted that this was easily the best performance so far from Worth The Wait. He also pointed out that starting the song acapella was a really effective way to show off their masterful ability to harmonize (totally agree) which they have been showing off since the blind auditions.
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Meanwhile, Gwen Stefani said she was so excited for children and families all over America watching a family perform together, most likely with a song they might not have heard before. Worth the Wait is good about picking strong country classics as they got a four-chair turn in the blinds with their cover of Linda Ronstadt's "When Will I Be Loved." But Stefani also noted that this was her favorite performance from Ben and said the song showed off his voice nicely.
Kelly Clarkson pointed out that Ben is so consistently good, no one is worried about him. But that Worth The Wait compliments each other so well, "It sounds so well, the blend."
Blake Shelton admitted that Ben's classic country music voice knocks it out of the park every time. But ultimately, he chose Worth the Wait as the winners of the round. Tara, Mia, and Jacy Matthews of Alabama are officially moving on with Team Blake. But this wasn't the end for country singer Ben Allen. In a last-minute steal, he's officially joined Team Gwen!
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