Albany Musician Lexi Stephens Advances on The Voice

The 23-year-old artist secured her spot in the next round after winning the battle stage of the competition.

Updated on Oct. 31, 2026 in Eldercare

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Lexi Stephens, a 23-year-old from Albany, has advanced to the next round of The Voice after winning her battle round. Her impressive performance secured a four-chair turn from the judges.

Why it matters

The local contestant chose Adam Levine as her coach, marking a significant milestone in her musical journey. Fans and family members recently celebrated her success at a community gathering.

Stephens earned a rare four-chair turn during her audition and successfully navigated the battle round. She continues to compete in the next stage of the show.

The players

Lexi Stephens

A 23-year-old Albany musician currently competing as a contestant on The Voice.

Adam Levine

A long-time coach on The Voice and lead singer of the band Maroon 5.

Shaker Pointe at Carondelet

A retirement community in the Albany area that hosted a celebratory watch party for the contestant.

The details

Stephens achieved the rare feat of turning all four chairs during her initial audition on the program. She then transitioned into the competitive battle round, where her performance allowed her to move forward in the contest under the mentorship of Adam Levine.

Timeline

  1. The watch party was held at Shaker Pointe at Carondelet this past week.

  2. Stephens competes in the next round of the competition this Monday.

The Home Front

This success marks the latest instance of a local resident participating in The Voice, a national platform for musical development. Such events often serve as focal points for regional engagement and community pride.

Albany viewers can tune in this Monday to support the local contestant during the next round of performances. Consider setting a reminder to follow the competition schedule as it unfolds throughout the season.

The takeaway

Supporting local talent often brings neighbors together for community watch events. Keep the Monday air date in mind if you plan to follow the rest of the season.

What happens next

Stephens is scheduled to compete in the next round of The Voice this coming Monday.

Further reading

For more on how local communities support family engagement, visit Eldercare.

Source note: This article includes information reported by NEWS10 ABC.

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