Three Sisters Electrify The Voice Stage with Retro Queen Revival

In a performance packed with style, swagger, and vocal finesse, sister trio Sorelle turned heads with their unforgettable blind audition on The Voice USA. Tackling Queen’s “Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy” — a theatrical and rhythmically complex track — the siblings brought a rare mix of charisma and precision to the stage that few could match.

Each sister owned her moment. The performance began with tight harmonies and a playful swing, but quickly escalated into a full showcase of vocal range and personality. With dynamic choreography, cheeky expressions, and perfectly timed mic work, the girls made the stage feel like a Broadway spotlight — not just a reality show.

Judges were visibly stunned by their synchronicity and control. The trio’s ability to balance the song’s vintage feel with a modern, fresh edge made their act feel less like a cover and more like a reinvention. It was bold, risky, and entirely captivating — the kind of moment that sticks in the memory long after the music fades.

By the end of the performance, the energy in the room had flipped. The crowd erupted, chairs turned, and the Sorelle sisters proved that sometimes, family chemistry is the strongest formula for a viral moment. They didn’t just sing — they performed, and the world took notice.

Watch their performance here: