Aubrey is competing in The Voice Finale!

Have you been following Aubrey Nicole's journey on the 28th season of The Voice? We sure have!!

🎯 Who is Aubrey Nicole?

Aubrey Nicole is a 20-year-old singer from Littlestown, Pennsylvania.
She’s a graduate of Delone Catholic High School (2023), and currently studies at Belmont University in Nashville, majoring in commercial music.
Before The Voice, she had some background singing, musical-theater experience, and even acting credits (in the 2022, she was casted in Rosemary Street Series, and plays Stashi Daniels, the oldest teen daughter of Asher Daniels, played by Johnny Alonso.)

Aubrey’s blind audition aired on October 7, 2025. She sang Burning House (originally by Cam).
Her performance deeply moved her coach, Reba McEntire — Reba turned her chair, saying the sound “went through this chair and hit my heart.” She was so deeply moved by Aubrey's voice and performance.
That moment was especially meaningful because, years earlier, Aubrey had auditioned for Belmont singing another Reba song — so it felt like coming full circle.

In the Battle Round, Aubrey competed against another singer named Cori Kennedy. They sang a duet of Somethin' Bad (by Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood).
Although her coach initially chose Kennedy, Reba used her “save” to keep Aubrey on the team — at the same time, another coach, Snoop Dogg, tried to steal her. Aubrey opted to stay on Team Reba.

In the Knockouts round, Aubrey performed I'm Gonna Love You Through It by Martina McBride. She dedicated the song to her father, who is a cancer survivor.
The performance struck a deep chord with all the coaches — especially Reba, who became visibly emotional.
The other coaches praised Aubrey’s voice and emotional delivery. One said the performance gave him “goosebumps.”
Thanks to that knockout, Aubrey advanced to the Playoffs round.

As the show continued, Aubrey remained one of the 16 contestants moving into the Playoffs.
On December 1, 2025, her coach Reba McEntire chose her as the one contestant from her team to advance to the live finale. She called Aubrey, “The Whole Package”!

Reba explained her decision by saying that Aubrey “has a way of portraying a lot of emotion — that’s what music is supposed to be about,” adding she thought Aubrey could win the whole competition.

Watch The Voice on Monday, December 15th at 9pm (Eastern Time) and after the show -
VOTE, VOTE, VOTE!! VOTE FOR AUBREY NICOLE!!

Emotional honesty: Aubrey seems especially good at connecting songs to personal stories (like her father’s illness), which gives her performances sincerity and depth.
Consistent growth: From a nerve-wracking audition to a live-performance finale, she’s navigated each round — even coming back from a tough battle elimination by getting saved.
Musical roots + determination: Her background in musical theater, college training at Belmont, and past musical/acting work give her a strong foundation.