Blaire Elbert has been performing nearly her entire life. Growing up in Lubbock, Texas, she began voice lessons at five and soon became a member of The Cactus Cuties, a local girl group whose viral rendition of the National Anthem led to national TV appearances on Oprah, Rachael Ray, and Disney Channel’s Cory in the House. The group even performed at the White House and major sporting events before disbanding in her teens. After moving to Nashville to attend Belmont University, Blaire launched her solo career, releasing original music like “Easy Going” and “Howdy,” which have earned over 600,000 streams combined. This year, Blaire became a featured artist on season 29 of The Voice: Battle of Champions, landing a spot on Kelly Clarkson’s team! She has plans to release several songs in 2026, including the studio version of her Blind Audition song, “Wide Rolling Plains.” To learn more about Blaire visit her socials: @blaire_elbert.