Who all were eliminated from The Voice Season 28 Battle Night 2? 

The Voice Season 28 Battle Night 2 | Image via Instagram/ @nbcthevoice
The Voice Season 28 Battle Night 2 | Image via Instagram/ @nbcthevoice

The Voice Season 28 Battles Night 2 demonstrated that nobody is really safe, not even the fan favorites. Coaches Reba McEntire, Snoop Dogg, Michael Bublé, and Niall Horan watched as 15 contestants battled for survival in the tense and tearful Tuesday episode. The night featured powerful vocals, daring combinations, and a few surprising choices that got fans talking, all under the direction of guest advisers Kelsea Ballerini, Lewis Capaldi, Lizzo, and Nick Jonas.

There were just nine singers left in the competition by the time the last chords faded. From Team Bublé's Lucas Beltran and Carly Harvey to Team Niall's Camille Tredoux and Alex Brown, to Team Reba's Letter to Elise, each notable victory was followed by a heartbreaking elimination. Although some were saved by clever saves or surprise steals, others walked away empty-handed.

The subjective nature of this round was what made it even more painful. The Voice demonstrated once more that when the battle gets fierce, skill alone isn't always sufficient as coaches argued between artistry and showmanship.


The Voice Season 28 Battle Night 2: 6 contestants packed their bags home

On Battle Night 2 of The Voice, it was more about who connected with the audience than who sang better. Balancing instinct and emotion, the coaches had to make some of the hardest decisions of the season. With Snoop's ability to surprise, Reba's quick save, and Niall's audacious Steal, the episode turned into a master class in musical chemistry, heartbreak, and strategy.


Team Bublé and Team Reba: Farewells and fresh starts

Two intense battles caused significant shake-ups for Team Bublé. Ironically, "It's a Beautiful Day" was Lucas Beltran's final day of competition, where he fought Max Cooper III. Max's unvarnished genuineness was too strong for Lucas' polished delivery, even if Lucas was fashioned from the same crooner fabric as Bublé. Max progressed since the judges valued passion over grace.

In the meantime, Marty O'Reilly and Carly Harvey faced off on "At This Moment." Carly displayed seamless control, but Marty's harsh tone took center stage and, eventually, the victory.

“You could feel the room breathe with him — that's what makes an artist unforgettable,” Bublé said, praising Marty's affinity for each phrase.

Critics later described Team Reba's Letter to Elise trio's clumsy rendition of "Don't You (Forget About Me)" as "messy but memorable." Ryan Mitchell sent his opponents home thanks to his presence and range. After Monday's tears, Reba managed to keep her spirits up by ending the evening with what fans called a "redemption moment."


Team Niall and Team Snoop: Steals, saves, and second chances

On Team Niall, two eliminations happened quickly. One of the most intense duels of the evening was Camille Tredoux and Kayleigh Clark's country-meets-indie performance of "Cowboys Cry Too." Niall declared Kayleigh the winner for her "poised, polished country sound," even though both received acclaim for harmony and tone. Warm ovation greeted Camille's gracious departure, demonstrating that even defeats may have an impact.

Despite powerful harmonies, Alex Brown's fate was sealed when he lost against Liam von Elbe on "Linger." It was an easy call for Niall because of Liam's emotional depth and wording. But on Team Snoop, the narrative was different. Sadie Dahl lost to Toni Lorene on "Love on the Brain," but Niall gave her a new beginning when he pressed the Steal button.

The Voice judge Niall informed her, “You’ve got something that sticks with people,” Niall told her. “You deserve another shot.”

Ultimately, Reba McEntire's heated victory over Aubrey Nicole on "Somethin' Bad" was the night's high point. However, in a touching turn of events, Reba used her save to keep Aubrey as well, guaranteeing that both strong women would go on.


Stay tuned to NBC to watch the next episode of The Voice Season 28.

Edited by Gouri Maheshwari