Billy Gilman

Billy Gilman (born May 24, 1988) was a contestant on Season 11 of The Voice , and a member of Team Adam. His blind audition of the Adele song "When We Were Young" turned all four chairs.

A contestant of very rare tidings, he had actually been a successful artist prior to joining The Voice. Once a child Country star, he released his debut single "One Voice" when he was just 11 years old. The song achieved significant success, peaking at #38 on the Billboard Hot 100, making him the youngest artist to ever have a Top 40 single on the Country charts, and even granted him a GRAMMY nomination. However, he was ultimately dropped from his record label in 2003 due to changes in his voice.

Billy Advanced all the way to the top 12 being the clear front runner. He continued through the top 11, top 10, and the top 8, where he, along with Sundance Head and Wè McDonald, was one of the top 3 vote getters, getting him automatically into the finale. In the top 4, he received enough votes to advance to the top 2 along with Sundance Head as the Finale results night came to a close. Billy ultimately came in 2nd place, losing to winner Sundance Head.

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