Ian Harrison, 20, appeared on the singing competition's season 22 premiere Monday for the blind auditions.
For his audition, Harrison performed"The Night We Met" by indie rock band Lord Huron. None of"The Voice" coaches turned their chairs around for him at first, but country singer Blake Shelton eventually made the first move. Pop stars Gwen Stefani and John Legend soon followed, leaving new coach Camilla Cabello the lone person to not turn around."I-O!," Harrison responded.
Stefani said Harrison showed his heart in the performance and that she strives to do the same thing with her music.
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