Contestants' Appearances On Earlier Talent Shows
- Garrett Gardner and Agina Alvarez sang in the blind auditions of season three of The Voice and failed to make a team, but were able to turn chairs this season.
- Rhian and Cara Morgan of The Morgan Twins, Colton Swon of The Swon Brothers, Luke Edgemon, and Agina Alvarez made it to Hollywood Week on American Idol seasons two, seven, nine, and eleven respectively.
- Jon Peter Lewis of Midas Whale finished in eighth place on the third season of American Idol.
- Amy Whitcomb performed in season one of The Sing-Off as a member of BYU Noteworthy and again in season three as a member of Delilah. They came in sixth place both seasons.
- Sasha Allen was a contestant on VH1's Born to Diva.
- Mary Miranda was on Estrella TV's Tengo Talento, Mucho Talento.
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