The fans fell in love with The Voice season 19 winner Carter Rubin and want to know what he has been up to since winning the show under coach Gwen Stefani. Carter was introduced on The Voice as a 14-year-old aspiring singer from Shoreham, New York. His Blind Audition performance of Lewis Capaldi's "Before You Go" impressed coaches Gwen Stefani and John Legend, who both turned their chairs for him. Online, Carter's performance went immediately viral with the fans, making him one of the initial frontrunners to go all the way.
Throughout season 19 of The Voice, Carter Rubin had to fight his way through the competition. In the Knockouts round, Carter won over Chloé Hogan, but she still got saved by John Legend and moved forward in the season. In the Live Playoffs, Carter sang Mariah Carey's "Hero" and won the public's vote. He went on to win the public's vote once again in the semifinals after performing to The Muppet Movie's "The Rainbow Connection". At the finale, Carter performed Miley Cyrus' "The Climb" and an original song called "Up From Here". In the end, he was crowned the winner of season 19.
Carter Rubin has kept himself busy ever since he won The Voice season 19. Despite the pandemic, he has been recording several videos of himself performing different hit songs and belting out his angelic voice. As of this writing, Carter has over 66,000 followers on Instagram and over 12,000 followers on TikTok. As seen in the video below, Blake Shelton gave Carter a shout-out during an interview with a radio station. Blake declared that Carter has the potential to have a very big career beyond winning The Voice, and revealed that Gwen Stefani had already connected Carter with her own management team.
Carter Rubin's original song "Up From Here", which was performed at The Voice finale, has had over 40,000 listens on Spotify. On the streaming service, Carter averages 8,000 monthly listeners. Given his age, Carter is still focusing on attending school. However, he did tease that he's been working on his debut album on the side as well. All things considered, the future certainly looks bright for this great vocalist.
Season 20 of The Voice is now well underway, and the fans can't wait to find out which singer will win the show and succeed reigning champion Carter Rubin. Right now, however, it is still too early for anyone to be placing bets!
The Voice season 20 airs Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 pm ET/PT on NBC.