Jason Wilkes and Stephanie (Smith) Skipper To Appear on The Voice Season 14

Season 14 of NBC's hit singing competition show The Voice will be featuring two familiar voices from Christian music: Jason Wilkes and Stephanie Skipper (formerly Smith).

Both artists announced that they had auditioned via Instagram. "Guess who auditioned for @nbcthevoice?!‬ ‪This guy," Jason Wilkes shared on Instagram. "Don't miss the season premiere on February 26!"

"It's been so hard to keep it a secret!" Stephanie Skipper added in her post.

Jason Wilkes' diverse career has included fronting rock group High Flight Society, serving as bass player and backing vocalist for Disciple and most recently serving as a country/pop staff writer for Dan Hodges Music.

Stephanie Skipper served as a solo artist under the name Stephanie Smith with Gotee Records. Her voice has also been heard in side project Copperlily with her husband Tim Skipper (House of Heroes). 


To keep up with Jason Wilkes and Stephanie Skipper's journeys on The Voice, make sure to find them on social media:

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Stephanie Skipper
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