Voices of Service

Caleb Green, Voices of Service end America’s Got Talent run with fifth place finish

Washington Capitals anthem singer Caleb Green and his singing group Voices of Service wrapped up an amazing summer Wednesday night with a top-5 finish in America’s Got Talent.

Though they didn’t win the massive talent contest, Voices of Service certainly succeeded in their mission to raise awareness and bring hope and encouragement to other veterans struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder and other mental health challenges.

The group of talented veterans and active-duty service members ended their run on AGT during the results show with a moving performance of “Some Gave All” with country music legend Billy Ray Cyrus.

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Caleb Green, Voices of Service have masterful performance in America’s Got Talent Finale

On Tuesday night, contestants on America’s Got Talent gave their final performances of the season before viewers submit their votes to crown the winner. Washington Capitals anthem singer Caleb Green performed with the rest of his Voices of Service members and they were nothing short of perfection.

The singing group is made up entirely of veterans and active-duty service members. They delivered a showstopping and emotional performance of “Footprints in the Sand” by Leona Lewis for a chance to win one million dollars and the opportunity to headline at a Las Vegas casino.

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Capitals anthem singer Caleb Green advances to America’s Got Talent final with singing group Voices of Service

Washington Capitals anthem singer Caleb Green is advancing to the America’s Got Talent final with his group Voices of Service after a surprising and inspiring run on the network’s flagship TV show.

Voices of Service was voted through after singing a stunning rendition of OneRepublic’s “Choke” in the semifinals Tuesday night.

Several members of the group dropped to their knees, overwhelmed with emotion after host Terry Crews announced that the military veterans will have a chance to win $1 million next week.

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Caleb Green’s Voices of Service receive standing ovation for cover of OneRepublic’s ‘Choke’, look to advance to America’s Got Talent final

Washington Capitals anthem singer Caleb Green and his vocal group Voices of Service are one successful vote away from making it to the final of America’s Got Talent. Tuesday night, the ensemble closed the semifinals show with a riveting performance of OneRepublic’s “Choke.”

The group received another standing ovation from both the judges and the Dolby Theatre crowd.

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Caleb Green and Voices of Service pass through to America’s Got Talent semifinals

Washington Capitals anthem singer Caleb Green and his ensemble Voices of Service have made it through the first round of public voting on America’s Got Talent and will perform in the show’s semifinals later this month.

In a dramatic moment during Wednesday night’s results show, Voice of Service was put up against Kodi Lee, an inspiring singer who is blind and has autism. But in an unexpected twist, both Lee and Voices of Service passed through to the next round.

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Caleb Green, Voices of Service receive standing ovation after brilliant performance on America’s Got Talent live show

Just like he did during the Stanley Cup Final last year, Washington Capitals anthem singer Caleb Green served up another memorable singing performance on live TV.

Green sang on the America’s Got Talent live show Tuesday night as a member of Voices of Service. The singing group is made up entirely of veterans and active-duty service members. The quartet delivered an inspiring performance of “Fire” by Gavin Degraw.

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Caleb Green advances past America’s Got Talent Judge Cuts with singing group ‘Voices of Service’

Washington Capitals’ anthem singer Caleb Green has made it through to America’s Got Talent’s Season 14 quarterfinals after another tear-jerking performance with his singing group, “Voices of Service.” The four-member ensemble is made up of entirely of veterans and active-duty service members between the ages of 45 and 54.

During the Judges’ Cuts show featuring celebrity judge Jay Leno, Voices of Service performed a goosebumps-inspiring version of Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth’s See You Again. “This is dedicated to our brothers and sisters who have been silenced and could not find peace on this side,” Sgt. Maj. Christal Rheams said before they performed. They received a standing ovation when they were finished.

“They’re really good,” a floored Simon Cowell said in passing to Julianne Hough.

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