What The Voice Didn’t Tell You: 5 Things to Know About Breakout Star Brianna Cameron

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At just 13 years old, Brianna Cameron is already making a major impression on The Voice Season 30. Her powerful vocals have earned praise from all four coaches, and her performance during Cut Week even brought Kelly Clarkson to tears.

But there is more to Brianna’s story than what viewers have seen on the competition stage. The young singer from Union, New Jersey, has already appeared in a national touring musical and on television. Here are five things fans may not know about her journey so far.

1. She started performing at a very young age

Brianna’s experience with music began long before her appearance on The Voice. According to a local report, she was already trying to sing gospel music at just six months old.

By the age of eight, she was performing Whitney Houston’s “The Greatest Love of All” at Union’s Got Talent, a local talent competition in her hometown. That early performance was one of the first public signs of the talent she would continue developing over the years.

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2. She played a young Tina Turner in a national musical tour

One of the most surprising details about Brianna is that she already has professional musical theatre experience.

Before joining The Voice, she played young Tina Turner in the national touring production of TINA: The Tina Turner Musical. It is a demanding role connected to one of music’s most recognizable performers, giving Brianna an opportunity to develop her stage skills before competing on national television.

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3. She has also appeared on a television drama

Her experience is not limited to singing and theatre. Brianna also filmed a role on The Equalizer, the CBS drama starring Queen Latifah.

That connection became an interesting detail during Season 30 because Queen Latifah is now one of the coaches on The Voice. Brianna arrived on the show with experience in both live performance and television production—something not every contestant can say.

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For her Blind Audition, Brianna chose Ike and Tina Turner’s “River Deep, Mountain High.” The performance showed off her powerful vocals and stage confidence, earning chair turns from Kelly Clarkson and Riley Green.

Despite Riley’s efforts to win her over, Brianna ultimately chose Team Kelly. It was a fitting decision for a young singer who had already performed as Tina Turner in the musical about her life.

She later faced Saade in the Battle Round, performing Duffy’s “Mercy.” Kelly chose Brianna as the winner, allowing her to continue into the next stage of the competition.

5. Kelly Clarkson compared her to young Whitney Houston during Cut Week

Brianna’s biggest moment so far came during the show’s first-ever Cut Week. She performed Natalie Cole’s “Inseparable,” delivering a vocal performance that left the coaches stunned.

Kelly Clarkson became emotional and compared Brianna to a young Whitney Houston. She also told the teenager, “I haven’t heard runs like that since Whitney,” before joking that she had a hard time accepting Brianna was actually human.

Queen Latifah praised her poise, while Riley Green called her the most naturally talented contestant he had seen on the show.

But the decision was not easy. Kelly had to narrow her team down to just three artists for the Live Shows. After advancing Koumba Diallo and Anna McElroy, she selected Brianna as her final team member. That decision secured the 13-year-old a place in the Live Shows.

What comes next for Brianna?

Brianna’s journey is a reminder that a contestant’s story can begin long before the Blind Auditions. From local talent performances to a national musical tour and a television appearance, she has already experienced several sides of the entertainment industry.

Now, she has another challenge ahead

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