Corey Curtis recently made national headlines as he secured a spot on Team Chance during a recent NBC reality TV show. However, his journey to musical prominence started long ago, with local talent show victories dating back to his middle school years.
At just 22, Curtis impressed the judges and viewers with his rendition of John Mayer’s “Waiting on the World to Change,” prompting immediate praise from Chance the Rapper within 17 seconds of his performance. The Voice also aired a video from Summerville, Georgia, Curtis’s hometown.
Curtis’s musical journey began at an early age when he taught himself to play drums at church. He eventually joined “The Young Disciples,” a Christian band formed with his brothers. His musical prowess extended to mastering the guitar, piano, and ukulele.
Curtis graduated from Chattooga High School in 2019. He performed at graduation and followed his dreams of music, catapulting onto the national stage.
At just 22, Corey Curtis has established himself as a rising star in the music industry, enchanting audiences with his soulful voice and heartfelt songs. Despite starting humbly, his love for music drives him to refine his talent and chase his dream of crafting timeless melodies that connect with listeners.
His appearance on Season 20 of ‘American Idol’ at age 20 marked his first venture into national singing competitions. There, he captivated judges and advanced through the rigorous rounds to reach Hollywood Week, showcasing his remarkable abilities early in his career.
For those eager to catch new episodes of The Voice, tune in to NBC and Peacock on Mondays at 8/7c and Tuesdays at 9/8c. Episodes are also available for streaming on NBC.com with cable provider credentials.
