Sally, a 19-year-old singer from Queensland, returns to The Voice after being eliminated in the Knockout round last year. She had previously been on Boy George's team but was stolen by Kelly Rowland. This year, she joins Joe's team and faces various challenges, including overcoming self-doubt and proving herself. Despite her nerves, Sally delivers powerful performances, including singing "Spectrum" by Florence and the Machine and "Fix You" by Coldplay, which she dedicates to her mother who has breast cancer. Sally makes it to the semi-finals, where she sings "Life on Mars" by David Bowie, and although she faces criticism from the judges, she ultimately proves herself and makes it to the grand finale.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. Sally, a 19-year-old from the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, was a contestant on Season 6 of The Voice.
2. She was part of Boy George's team but was stolen by Kelly Rowland after being eliminated.
3. Sally returned to The Voice for another season, determined to succeed where she failed previously.
4. She auditioned again and was selected for Team Joe.
5. Sally was given the opportunity to work with Demi Lovato, who sent her a video message.
6. Sally's song for the Knockout round was "The Chain" by Fleetwood Mac.
7. She was paired against Homegrown, a sibling trio, and won the Knockout round.
8. Sally's next song was "Spectrum" by Florence and the Machine.
9. She was nervous about performing the song but received encouragement from her coach, Joe.
10. Sally's personal story includes her mother's diagnosis with breast cancer six months prior.
11. She dedicated her performance of "Fix You" by Coldplay to her mother.
12. Sally's final song before the grand finale was "Life on Mars" by David Bowie.
13. Sally was eliminated from the competition in the semi-finals, finishing as a member of Team Joe.