Adam David Advances to Finale on Season 27 of The Voice

Los Angeles, CA — Adam David has made a remarkable journey on Season 27 of The Voice. Initially, only one coach turned their chair for Adam during the Blind Auditions, securing him a spot on Michael Bublé’s team. Since then, Bublé has supported Adam through the Battle Round, Knockout Round, and Playoffs.

In the Semi-Finals, viewers voted for the first time, and Adam found himself in the middle four contestants. He had to perform for the Instant Save, earning enough viewer votes to secure the last position in the finale. He will compete against fellow Team Bublé artist, Lucia Flores-Wiseman from Team Adam, Jaelen Johnston from Team Kelsea, and Bryson Battle from Team Legend.

Adam, a musician from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, started playing guitar at age eight and began singing and songwriting at eleven. He shared with Deepest Dream, “I started playing guitar when I was 8. I was just having fun, and my uncle sang, so I grew up wanting to perform.” Regardless of the result on The Voice, Adam is determined to keep creating original music and touring.

Celebrating six years of sobriety in March 2025, Adam credits music for helping him find stability after his struggles with addiction. He revealed that cocaine was his substance of choice. During his time on The Voice, he released a single titled “Savior,” which he wrote while in treatment through Music Cares, a program that supports music professionals in need.

“Putting yourself out there is scary,” Adam said, reflecting on his journey. “Knowing I have so much support from people I don’t even know is really special.” He often performs at rehab centers to inspire others who face similar struggles.

The The Voice Season 27 finale will broadcast on May 19 and 20, showcasing Adam and other finalist artists as they perform to win the competition.