Singer Sloane Simon Performs on 'The Voice' Shortly After Losing Her Father

Michael Bublé and other coaches were moved to tears as Simon dedicated her emotional performance to her late father, who encouraged her to stay in the competition.

Sloane Simon performed Chappell Roan’s 'Good Luck, Babe!' on 'The Voice' playoffs just days after her father passed away from cancer.
Simon shared that her father urged her to remain in the competition, saying she would be 'crazy to turn back,' inspiring her to dedicate her performance to him.
Michael Bublé, Simon's coach, empathized with her loss, recalling his own experience when his son battled cancer, which is now in remission.
The performance deeply resonated with the show's coaches, including Snoop Dogg and Gwen Stefani, who were visibly emotional during her heartfelt rendition.
Despite her courageous performance, Simon was not selected to advance to the live shows, with Bublé choosing two other contestants to move forward.