Shreveport’s Max Chambers Shines on NBC’s The Voice

The fate of Shreveport singer Max Chambers is now in the hands of the public. He is one of the members on Michael Buble’s teams on the NBC competition show “The Voice.”

We are now in the playoff rounds on the show where each coach selects one artist to move forward to the live finales. Buble has selected Jazz McKenzie from his team to advance in the playoffs.

During the Monday night playoff battles, Chambers sang “A Change Is Gonna Come”, a Sam Cooke classic.

Is this the end of the road for Chambers? Not quite yet. Each coach will send one singer through to the finale and then the public gets to pick 2 wild card contestants.

Wild card voting is happening now on The Voice website or app.

Chambers is also in the running for the Mic Drop award. Voting for that wrapped up last week, but we won’t know the winner until Monday, December 8. The Mic Drop winner will get to perform during the Rose Parade next month.

READ MORE: See How Chambers Did During the Knockouts

What Max Chambers Did Recently on The Voice

The 14-year-old Chambers of Shreveport has wowed the crowd on this competition. His top performance prior to this week was during the Knockout round when he performed a cover of Stevie Wonder’s “Don't You Worry 'Bout a Thing.” That performance has been described as a showstopper.

Is Max Chambers a Likely Fan Favorite

Oddsmakers are now saying Chambers is expected to be voted into the finale as a fan favorite. 2 of the contestants not selected by their coaches will have a chance to win the entire competition. Two wild cards will be selected by the public. Chambers is hoping he will be one of the lucky 2.

READ MORE: Remember When Cole Vosbury Was on the Voice

He has been a fan favorite all season and the buzz on social media about Chambers has been very hot. His Knockout round performance went viral and was praised around the globe.