Singer from Quakertown shows her musical skills on “The Voice”

Laura Williams, a 20-year-old musician from Quakertown, really shone during her performance on the hit show “The Voice” earlier this week, Gianna writes for 94.5 PST.

The Voice is a singing competition in which singers audition in front of four celebrity judges in a blind audition process. At the start of the performance, the judges turn their backs on the artist and must select their teams based solely on the sound of the singers’ individual voices.

Williams was able to showcase her incredible voice in a fantastic performance of Lauren Spencer Smith’s song “Fingers Crossed.” Her performance wowed all four coaches and secured her the coveted four-seater chair, as Niall Horan, Gwen Stefani, John Legend and Reba McEntire all wanted her on their team.

In the end, she chose Horan because she was a huge fan of his former band One Direction. This was also a well-considered decision for the young singer, as Horan was the coach of last season’s winner, Gina Miles.

Read more about Laura Williams at 94.5 PST.

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Editor’s note: This post first appeared on BUCKSCO Today in October 2023.