On Tuesday, May 21, singer Asher HaVon emerged as the winner of the 25th season of “The Voice”. Under the guidance of Reba McEntire (1955), HaVon’s victory marks her first win as a coach. In the finale, HaVon triumphed over fellow finalists Bryan Olesen (1973), Josh Sanders, Karen Waldrup, and Nathan Chester (.
Hailing from Selma, Alabama, HaVon has a rich background in gospel music. His musical journey was significantly influenced by his performance alongside a local choir in front of Barack Obama (1961) during the 50th anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery march.
Reba McEntire, in her second season as a coach, not only secured her first win but also made history as the oldest coach to win and the fifth female coach to achieve this feat. This season of “The Voice” also marked the debut of coaching duo Dan + Shay, alongside the return of John Legend (1978) and Chance the Rapper (1993).
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