Seattle singer competes in 'The Voice' knockout rounds

Natasha Blaine aims to trade her sauna job for stardom in tonight's episode.

Mar. 31, 2026 at 12:24am

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Natasha Blaine, a Seattle singer whose smooth vocals turned John Legend's chair during the blind auditions of 'The Voice', is set to compete in the knockout rounds of the show tonight. Blaine won her battle round with a performance of 'Walk On By' and is now hoping to leave her part-time job at a sauna studio behind to pursue her musical dreams.

Why it matters

Blaine's journey on 'The Voice' represents the aspirations of many local artists who are balancing day jobs with their passion for music. Her success could inspire other Seattle-area singers to audition for the show and showcase the city's thriving music scene.

The details

Blaine impressed the judges during the blind auditions with her rendition of 'Walk On By', which led to John Legend turning his chair. She then won her battle round with the same song, setting her up for the knockout rounds where she will compete to advance further in the competition.

  • Blaine will appear in the knockout rounds of 'The Voice' tonight (March 31, 2026).
  • Blaine won her battle round with a performance of 'Walk On By'.

The players

Natasha Blaine

A singer from Seattle who is competing on 'The Voice' and hoping to trade her part-time job at a sauna studio for a career in music.

John Legend

A judge on 'The Voice' who turned his chair during Blaine's blind audition performance.

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What’s next

Viewers will have to tune in to 'The Voice' tonight to see if Blaine can advance past the knockout rounds and continue her journey on the show.

The takeaway

Blaine's appearance on 'The Voice' showcases the talent and aspirations of local artists in Seattle, and her success could inspire more singers from the city to pursue their musical dreams on national platforms.