Aiden Ross, the 20-year-old Texas A&M sophomore who already stunned The Voice fans with his blind audition, has once again captured the hearts of his growing fanbase. This time, however, it wasn’t a polished stage performance that left everyone talking — it was a quiet, impromptu backstage moment.
Filmed casually on his phone, Aiden took to singing a Michael Bublé classic, Feeling Good, completely a cappella — no microphone, no band, just his raw, unfiltered voice. And fans were blown away. The clip quickly went viral, sending social media into overdrive.
“Wow. Your voice gives me chills. Beautiful,” one fan wrote in response to the clip. Another viewer, still riding high from his blind audition, commented, “I came here from your audition and just have one selfish request — please do a cover of the song you sang on the show and upload it. I want to listen to it on repeat without the crowd noise!”
The reaction was overwhelmingly positive, with comments pouring in from around the globe, including the UK, Australia, and across the U.S. “You are going to win!!! That audition was incredible,” another fan said. “Your version of Sailing by Christopher Cross would be a radio hit. Your voice is beautiful!”
Aiden’s rise from a College Station native to a national The Voice favorite has been heartwarming. His voice, full of emotion and creativity, has captivated viewers everywhere. Fans are convinced that Aiden is destined for the finale, especially after his emotional blind audition performance of Adele’s “Love in the Dark,” which earned a four-chair turn from all the coaches: Michael Bublé, Niall Horan, Reba McEntire, and Snoop Dogg.
“It’s been an incredible journey,” said Aiden, reflecting on his rise to stardom. “But moments like these, like my impromptu performance backstage, just remind me why I love doing this in the first place. It’s about connecting with people through music.”
With his soulful voice and a growing fanbase, Aiden’s journey on The Voice is just beginning, and his impromptu performances have only added to the excitement surrounding his potential to take the crown.
