The Voice mentors Adam Levine and Blake Shelton land three male singers in final... as viewers vote for fourth spot

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The Voice final was shaping up to be a proper boys club - with three male artists from two male mentors advancing.

After five guys and zero gals made it to the semi-finals three of those males advanced on Tuesday night's Wildcard show.

Two of the qualifiers were from Adam Levine's team and one from Blake Shelton.

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Sitting pretty: Adam Levine saw two of his singers advance to the finals on Monday on The Voice

Top of the scoreboard was chiseled Chris Jamison, 20, from Team Adam.

He was followed by Blake's rugged country/rock performer Craig Wayne Boyd, 35.

The Maroon 5 frontman celebrated again when his tattooed protégé Matt McAndrew, 23, was also spared.

Still in it: Blake Shelton headed into the finals with lone singer Craig Wayne Boyd

However, there is still a shred of hope for female coach Gwen Stefani and the already eliminated females from this season.

Nine previously ejected artists were brought back for a chance to be catapulted into the final next week as a 'wildcard' entry.

Each performed a song and, after public voting, the fourth finalist will be revealed on NBC's The Today Show on Wednesday morning by The Voice host Carson Daly.

Boys club: Craig, Taylor John Williams, Matt McAndrew, Damien and Chris Jamison awaited their fate

'This is a completely new move for The Voice,' Carson said.

'We have never done this before,' he added.

First to sing for a spot in the finals was Blake's sixteen-year-old cutie Reagan James.

New move: The Voice host Carson Daly will announce the fourth finalist on Wednesday on The Today Show

She executed a lovely rendition of Put Your Records On, by English soul singer–songwriter Corinne Bailey Rae.

Blake loved Reagan's 'swagger' on stage and Pharrell Williams thought the melody suited her voice 'perfectly'.

Also from Team Blake was Jessie Pitts who wore crimped cornrows to sing Zombie by Irish rock band The Cranberries.

Teen talent: Reagan James performed a lovely rendition of Put Your Records On

'You're such a little angel,' said Gwen, 45, who wore a structured, monochrome dress.

'I've missed you,' she added.

Blake called Jessie 'an inventor' and 'a writer' and reminded the audience that she was Taylor Swift's favourite from the show.

Lively song: Jessie Pitts sang Zombie by The Cranberries in a bid to make the finals

Next up was Ryan Sill from Team Gwen who hit some soaring high notes and worked the crowd with Marry Me by Train.

Singing directly to a swooning girl in the front row Ryan got all the females screaming.

'I think that girl in the audience would marry you,' said Adam.

Fan favourite: Ryan Sill had the women in the audience screaming during his performance

'I think she might be pregnant,' quipped Blake, who is married to fellow country music artist Miranda Lambert.

'It was always a shock to me that you didn't do better,' added Adam while Blake praised Ryan's impressive range.

'I thought that was beautiful,' he told Ryan, who already had been saved three times.

Proud coach: Gwen Stefani cheered on her singers who returned to try to make the finals

Gwen's sassy talent Anita Antoinette then belted out Waiting On The World To Change by John Mayer.

'I love how you were all business,' said Adam, commending her 'jazz run' in the latter part of the track.

Hat-wearing Taylor John Williams softly engaged the panel with a gentle rendition of Wicked Game by Chris Isaak.

Jazzy run: Anita Antoinette took on Waiting On The World To Change by John Mayer

The hat-donning Oregonian changed the melody slightly – which impressed Blake.

'I got a lot of respect for you man,' he told Gwen's former student.

'You're a real artist,' agreed Pharrell, nodding appreciatively.

Changed the melody: Taylor John Williams belted out a unique version of Wicked Game

Keeping it real: Damien impressed the judges with his take of the Bruno Mars song Grenade

Team Adam's soul man Damien got emotional for Bruno Mars' love song Grenade.

'Damn. That was so intense,' said Pharrell, flattering the 'crazy control' he commands of his voice.

Gwen was also sold.

Coaches concert: Gwen and Pharrell teamed up for a performance on Tuesday at the show's coaches concert

Rocking out: Gwen showed her command of the stage while singing

Strumming and singing: Adam also performed at the coaches concert

'You're always so real…I believed every note of that,' cooed the No Doubt singer.

Pharrell's former apprentice Sugar Joans wore a Morticia Addams-style getup to sing Amy Winehouse's sultry track Back To Black.

'You just made this so much harder for everyone else…that was so good,' said Blake.

'When your mouth opens this whole world of soul comes out…the world needs to hear this,' gushed Pharrell.

Nailed it: Sugar Joans took it up a notch with her rendition of an Amy Winehouse song

Luke Wade egged viewers to pick him with Have A Little Faith In Me by John Hiatt.

'I feel like for a minute there you were a little bit lost,' said Adam, giving the first grain of criticism of the night.

'Then you found yourself again…I'm so happy,' he added.

Found himself: Luke Wade belted out Have A Little Faith In Me as he tried to get into the finals

Standing up: Pharrell Williams hoped that he could get a singer back in the competition

Last was Pennsylvania mother DaNica Shirey from Team Pharrell.

She impressed the panel with a large-lunged yet and vocally controlled version of I Can't Live (If Living Is Without You).

The Happy singer, who has no contestants left, stood to applaud.

'Did you hear that sound,' he said as the crowd screamed.

'That's the sound of America voting you back,' he proclaimed.

Last but not least: DaNica Shirey wrapped up the show with a stirring rendition of I Can't Live (If Living Is Without You)