The Voice Season 24 Predictions: Who Will Get Through to the Finals?

It's been over a month since The Voice returned to the air with its twenty-fourth installment, and so far the season has been great, even without its veteran coach Blake Shelton. The beloved country singer has won nine of the twenty-three seasons he has been a part of and is inextricably linked with the show.

The Voice 24 has a new panel of coaches, with the queen of country, Reba McEntire, replacing Blake Shelton in his chair. So far, viewers have appreciated the dynamic between the coaches. But there's one thing audiences like even more about this season – the abundance of talented contestants.

This season boasts a whopping fifty-six participants, some of whom have already been eliminated during the Battles. More importantly, The Voice 24 artists are super talented, which is why it's so hard to predict who will win this season. Here are a few singers who we think have what it takes to make it to the Finals.

Chechi Sarai (Team Gwen)

Joining season 24 of The Voice in episode 3, this contestant stunned the coaches and audience with her impeccable vocals and ability to sing in the whistle register. Her cover of Minnie Ripperton's Lovin' You remains one of the best performances of this installment.

Jacquie Roar (Originally Team Gwen, now Team Reba)

The last to perform in the fourth episode, Jacquie received four late chair turns and saw the coaches compete for her. However, she was let go by her original coach during the second round of Battles but, fortunately, Reba McEntire stepped in and stole her. Given Jacquie's energy, she might well end up in the Finals.

Ruby Leigh (Team Reba)

Considering this contestant's unearthly yodel performance during the Blind Auditions, it wasn't surprising that she was the one kept by her coach in this Monday's Battles episode. Charming and talented, Ruby belongs in the Finals.

Nini Iris (Team Niall)

One of the most energetic performers of season 24, Nini has been a fan-favorite since she sang her version of I See Red during the Blind Auditions. Combining the coaches' recognition and fans' adoration, she is one of the main contenders of this season.

Kaylee Shimizu (Team Legend)

This adorable teen performer made a splash with her cover of Golden Slumbers during the Blind Auditions. And even though it was a tough choice for John Legend, she also won the Battles delivering a mind-blowing rendition of Olivia Rodrigo's Traitor. However young, this artist has every chance to get to the Finals.

Mara Justine (Team Legend)

Another four-chair contestant on the list, Mara has also been heavily praised by the audience since her performance of Goodbye Yellow Brick Road during the Blinds. The artist had a chance to showcase her vocal prowess during the recent Battles that she emerged victorious from. This talent deserves a place in the Finals.