Melinda Lorge

“You are my last steal — my last steal ever.”

Kylee Dayne reigned supreme in the Knockouts Round, thanks to a rafter-raising cover of 'All by Myself.'

We've never seen something like this happen on 'Idol' before.

During her Showstoppers Round performance, Mariah Faith went for something uptempo.

Warren Peay ditched his guitar for a bluesy, vocals-first performance of The Allman Brothers' 'Whipping Post,' and the risk paid off.

Country twang won the day in this Battle Round between two Team Kelly singers.

This performance was an early-'90s flashback of 'She Talks to Angels.'

It was the biggest award of the night.

This up-and-comer is a star in the making.

He gave a powerful, emotional performance.

His up-beat live energy is unmatched in the country genre.

Hubbard brought the party with a live rendition of 'Dancin' in the Country,' the title track of his first solo EP.

These two 'The Voice' contestants were neck-and-neck -- and Shelton couldn't let either go home.

A sing-off resulted in not one but two steals.

He impressed the judges.

Country rocker Oliver Steele sang a Beatles cover straight to his dad in this emotional 'Idol' audition.

It sure felt right.

This would-be Idol's powerful backstory is a tear-jerker, too.

This audition gave Luke Bryan goosebumps.

"You’re going to be around here for a long time.”