Earning a Four-Chair Turn on The Voice is a big deal. With the Blind Auditions forcing superstar coaches like Season 24’s John Legend, Reba McEntire, Gwen Stefani and Niall Horan to turn their backs on the potential contestants and just listen to their voice, it really is impressive when a singer is able to pique the interest of all four. The mentors on the show over the years have represented many different demographics, offering expertise in varying genres of music and having their own personal preferences of what they look for in a team member.
Therefore, one might assume that a singer who appeals to such a wide range of coaches would also grab the attention of a larger section of the viewers at home, thus earning more votes en route to winning the overall competition, right? Well, not so fast. Surprisingly, in The Voice’s 23 completed seasons so far, contestants who earned a Four-Chair Turn have been named champion only 10 times — less than half! Let’s take a look at every one of the winners who turned all four chairs in the Blind Auditions.
