The Voice - Season 11

Let the blinds begin! The biggest season yet kicks off with auditions so outstanding, it has coaches Miley Cyrus, Adam Levine, Alicia Keys and Blake Shelton battling each other for artists.

Hopeful vocalists perform for judges Miley Cyrus, Alicia Keys, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton as the blind auditions continue.

The blind auditions continue as the vocalists perform for judges Miley Cyrus, Alicia Keys, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton.

With spaces on their teams dwindling, the coaches face their toughest chair turns yet.

The final night of blind auditions brings more stunning performances and amazing moments as the coaches round out their teams.

Relive the best moments of the blind auditions as we look back at how the coaches assemble their outstanding teams.

On the first night of battles, artists go head-to-head and deliver their most powerful performances yet in the hopes of securing a spot in the next phase of the competition. And those who don't win might get stolen.

Guest mentors Joan Jett, Sammy Hagar, Bette Midler and Charlie Puth help prepare the vocalists as the battle rounds continue; the coaches have chances to steal artists from opposing teams.

On the third night of battles, 18 artists bring their A game to another round of stunning vocal showdowns - but only some will continue on in the hopes of winning the overall competition.

On the fourth and final night of battles, six more artists give their all and duet one another in the hopes of making it to the knockout rounds. Those who don't win their battles have a chance to be stolen by a new coach.

The knockout round kicks off with the artists selecting their own song to perform. Tim McGraw and Faith Hill serve as key advisers.

The knockout round continues. Tim McGraw and Faith Hill serve as key advisers.

The knockout round continues. The key advisers are Tim McGraw and Faith Hill.

Top moments from Season 11 are recalled as the journey of the Top 20 is chronicled. Included: previously unseen footage of the coaches in action.

The top 20 artists compete for America's vote and a chance to win a spot among the 12 finalists advancing to the live show.

The top 12 artists perform in front of the coaches for America's vote.

The results of America's vote are revealed; the bottom two artists compete for the Instant Save, and one artist is eliminated.

The top 11 artists performs for the coaches, and for America's vote.

America's vote reveals which nine artists will be safe; the bottom two artists compete in the Instant Save, where one will be eliminated.

The Top 10 Voice artists perform in the hopes of impressing coaches Adam Levine, Miley Cyrus, Alicia Keys and Blake Shelton, winning America's votes and making it to the live semi-final rounds.

The Top 10 Voice artists have each demonstrated their tremendous singing abilities - but only eight can continue on in the competition. Tonight, find out who makes it to next week's live semi-final rounds.

The Top 8 artists perform live in front of coaches Miley Cyrus, Alicia Keys, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton for America's votes. Carson Daly ("TODAY Show") hosts.

America will vote to keep the top three artists in the competition. After these finalists are revealed, the bottom two artists will be sent home immediately, while the middle three artists will compete in the Instant Save for the last spot in the finale.

THE FINAL VOCALISTS COMPETE FOR THE TITLE OF THE VOICE - In the final phase of the competition, the final four artists perform live in front of coaches Miley Cyrus, Alicia Keys, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton. One of the four artists will be a step closer to being named "The Voice." Carson Daly ("TODAY Show") hosts.

America's vote reveals who will be named the winner of "The Voice''; performances from Bruno Mars, Sting, The Weeknd, Stevie Wonder and Ariana Grande; Kelly Clarkson, John legend, KISS and Cam perform duets with the final four artists.