The Four: Battle for Stardom season 2

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The Four: Battle for Stardom
Season 2
Hosted by Fergie
Coaches
Winner James Graham
Runner-up Sharaya J
Release
Original network Fox
Original releaseJune 7 (2018-06-07) 
August 2, 2018 (2018-08-02)
Season chronology
 Previous
Season 1

The second and final season of The Four: Battle for Stardom premiered on Fox on June 7, 2018. Fergie hosted the show, while Sean Combs, DJ Khaled and Meghan Trainor were judges. On August 2, 2018, the winner was announced as James Graham from Chelmsford, United Kingdom.

Contents

Fox ultimately canceled The Four without any announcement following sexual misconduct allegations against Sean Combs that surfaced in 2023 and the rating's popularity of its rival program, The Masked Singer .

The Four

Key:

  – Challenger against "The Four" won and secured a seat as a new member.
  – Member of "The Four" did not perform.
  – Member of "The Four" won the challenge and secured their seat.
  – Member of "The Four" lost the challenge and was eliminated.
  – Challenger to "The Four" lost their challenge and was eliminated.
  – An eliminated artist who was chosen to return to the competition via #TheFourComeback earned a chance to challenge "The Four"
  – Artist was chosen to return to the show, but lost their opportunity to challenge one of "The Four" when another comeback artist defeated them.
  – Not in the competition.
  – Final member of “The Four”
* – Original member of "The Four"
ArtistsEpisodes
1234567Finale
Part 1Part 2Part 1Part 2
James Graham*SAFEINSAFESAFESAFEOUTSAVEWINSAFEWINNER
Sharaya J*INSAFESAFESAFESAFESAFEN/ASAFESAFERUNNER-UP
Leah JeneaWINN/ASAFEOUT
Whitney ReignWINSAFEOUTSAVEWINOUT
Ali CaldwellWINSAFESAFEN/AOUT
JeRonelle McGheeWINN/AOUT
Dylan JacobOUTSAVEOUT
Carvena Jones*OUTSAVEOUT
Jesse KramerWINSAFESAFEOUTLOSE
Ebon LurksOUTLOSE
Lil BriOUTLOSE
Stephanie Zelaya*SAFEOUTLOSE
Noah BarlassWINOUT
Majeste PearsonWINOUT

Challenge Episodes

Key:

  – Artist secured a spot and has remained in "The Four".
  – Artist won their challenge, but was eventually eliminated from the competition.
  – Artist was eliminated from the competition.
  – Artist lost their challenge, and was originally eliminated, but received a second chance via #TheFourComeback.

Week 1 (June 7)

Before the competition began, each original member of The Four performed a solo song.

Starting lineup of The Four
ArtistAgeHometownSongStarting seat
Carvena Jones22 Jackson, Mississippi "Fine China"Put in seat 1
James Graham 21 Chelmsford, Essex, England "I Can't Make You Love Me"Put in seat 2
Stephanie Zelaya26 Guatemala City, Guatemala "Chantaje"Put in seat 3
Sharaya J 34 Atlanta, Georgia "Banji Certified"Put in seat 4

Note : Sharaya J & James Graham Were also the final two.

Artist performances on the first episode
OrderArtistAgeHometownSongJudges' verdictTrainorCombsKhaled
1Chris Vanny24 Orlando, Florida "Maria Maria"/
"Wild Thoughts"
Eliminated Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg
2Majeste Pearson21 Tulsa, Oklahoma "Someone Like You"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
3 Christina Castle 21 Sydney, Australia "Side to Side"Eliminated Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg
4Quinton Ellis17 Conway, Arkansas "U Got It Bad"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
5 Rebecca Black 20 Anaheim, California "Bye Bye Bye"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
Challenge performances on the first episode
OrderArtistSongChallenge result
2.1Carvena Jones"Love Don't Live Here Anymore"Eliminated
2.2Majeste Pearson"Chandelier"Put in Seat 1
4.1Stephanie Zelaya"Mi Gente"Safe
4.2Quinton Ellis"So Sick"Eliminated
5.1James Graham"A Song for You"Safe
5.2Rebecca Black"Torn"Eliminated

Week 2 (June 14)

Artist performances on the second episode
OrderArtistAgeHometownSongJudges' verdictTrainorCombsKhaled
1Whitney Reign25 Chicago, Illinois "Issues"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
2De'Stani Bryant16 Odessa, Texas "So Gone"Eliminated Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg
3Stelle Amor25 Nashville, Tennessee "Mad World"Eliminated Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear app clean.png
4James Farrow25 Minneapolis, Minnesota "Lean Back"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
5Skylar Dayne21 Hialeah, Florida "Wolves"Eliminated Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg
6Jesse Kramer21 Nashville, Tennessee "Hallelujah"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
Challenge performances on the second episode
OrderArtistSongChallenge result
1.1Stephanie Zelaya"On The Floor"Eliminated
1.2Whitney Reign"It's a Man's Man's Man's World"Put in seat 3
4.1Sharaya J"Plain Jane"Safe
4.2James Farrow"Panda"Eliminated
6.1Majeste Pearson"Stone Cold"Eliminated
6.2Jesse Kramer"All Along The Watchtower"Put in seat 1

Week 3 (June 21)

Note: This is the first time that all four members have been challenged this season and this is the first time on The Four that all four members have defended their seats.

Artist performances on the third episode
OrderArtistAgeHometownSongJudges' verdictTrainorCombsKhaled
1Ebon Lurks22 Tulsa, Oklahoma "Photograph"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
2 Elijah Connor 28 Detroit, Michigan "Love"Eliminated Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg
3Matt Bloyd25 Modesto, California "How Will I Know"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
4Lil Bri17 Houston, Texas "Hate It Or Love It"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
5Christian Gonzalez16 Miami, Florida "Bailando"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
Challenge performances on the third episode
OrderArtistSongChallenge result
1.1Jesse Kramer"You Are So Beautiful"Safe
1.2Ebon Lurks"Mine"Eliminated
3.1Whitney Reign"(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman"Safe
3.2Matt Bloyd"Tennessee Whiskey"Eliminated
4.1Sharaya J"Stir Fry"Safe
4.2Lil Bri"Crush On You"Eliminated
5.1James Graham"Lately"Safe
5.2Christian Gonzalez"Hold On We're Going Home"Eliminated

Week 4 (June 28)

Artist performances on the fourth episode
OrderArtistAgeHometownSongJudges' verdictTrainorCombsKhaled
1Felix Thompson24 Monroe, Georgia "Can We Talk"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
2Alma Lake21 Medellín, Colombia "Ex's and Oh's"Eliminated Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
3 Ali Caldwell 29 Woodbridge, New Jersey "Tell Me Something Good"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
4Dion Rene28 Banes, Cuba "Hero"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
5Brennan Villines30 Memphis, Tennessee "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
Challenge performances on the fourth episode
OrderArtistSongChallenge result
1.1Jesse Kramer"Hold On, I'm Comin'"Safe
1.2Felix Thompson"That's What I Like"Eliminated
3.1Whitney Reign"If You Don't Know Me By Now"Eliminated
3.2Ali Caldwell"Set Fire To The Rain"Put in seat 3
4.1James Graham"Human Nature"Safe
4.2Dion Rene"Flor Pálida"Eliminated
5.1Sharaya J"Go Raya (Original Song)"Safe
5.2Brennan Villines"Let It Go"Eliminated

Week 5 (July 12)

Artist performances on the fourth episode
OrderArtistAgeHometownSongJudges' verdictTrainorCombsKhaled
1Dylan Jacob16 Las Vegas, Nevada "Flava In Ya Ear"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
2Jade Milan20 Baltimore, Maryland "Grenade"Eliminated Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg
3Ronnie Smith Jr.25 Miami, Florida "U Don't Have To Call"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
4Noah Barlass26 Welch, Oklahoma "The Middle"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
5Kateri Bluford23 Milwaukee, Wisconsin "I'm Getting Ready"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
Challenge performances on the fourth episode
OrderArtistSongChallenge result
1.1Sharaya J"She's a Bitch"Safe
1.2Dylan Jacob"Dat Cheese" (Original Song)Eliminated
3.1James Graham"On Bended Knee"Safe
3.2Ronnie Smith Jr."Let Me Love You"Eliminated
4.1Jesse Kramer Nothing Compares 2 U Eliminated
4.2Noah Barlass"Who You Are"Put in Seat 1
5.1Ali Caldwell"Somebody Loves You Baby (You Know Who It Is)"Safe
5.2Kateri Bluford"Because You Loved Me"Eliminated

Week 6 (July 19)

Artist performances on the fourth episode
OrderArtistAgeHometownSongJudges' verdictTrainorCombsKhaled
1JeRonelle McGhee24 Omaha, Nebraska "Too Close"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
2Mackenzie Johnson25 Bucks County, Pennsylvania "Love Yourself"Eliminated Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg Crystal Clear action button cancel.svg
3Leah Jenea17 Newark, New Jersey "Best Part"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
4AJ Reynolds25 Lee, New Hampshire "Cheeks" (Original Song)Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
5Anthony Gargiula19 Orlando, Florida "In My Blood"Advanced Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png Crystal Clear app clean.png
Challenge performances on the fourth episode
OrderArtistSongChallenge result
1.1Noah Barlass"Chains"Eliminated
1.2JeRonelle McGhee"This Woman's Work"Put in seat 1
3.1James Graham"Want to Want Me"Eliminated
3.2Leah Jenea"Call Out My Name"Put in seat 2
4.1Sharaya J"I Don't Fuck with You"Safe
4.2AJ Reynolds"King" (Original Song)Eliminated
5.1Ali Caldwell"No More Drama"Safe
5.2Anthony Gargiula"I'm Not the Only One"Eliminated

Comeback Performances

Week 7 (July 26)

Similar to last season, America voted on which of the eliminated contestants they wanted to return to the competition by tweeting the hashtag #TheFourComeback and the hashtag of the contestant's name. However, this season, people who challenged The Four and lost were also eligible in addition to previous members. On July 23, @TheFourOnFox (via Instagram) posted pictures which announced that Carvena Jones, Dylan Jacob, Ebon Lurks, James Graham, Jesse Kramer, Lil Bri, Stephanie Zelaya, and Whitney Reign were the top eight vote-getters, and will be returning to the competition.

Part 1: Head-To-Head Battles

During the first part of the competition, the comeback artists split into pairs and performed for the favor of the audience. The audience selected one from each pair to immediately challenge one of the members of "The Four"

Head-to-Head Battle Results
OrderArtistSongChallenge result
1.1Whitney Reign"Mamma Knows Best"Advanced
1.2Stephanie Zelaya"Bailamos"Eliminated
3.1Lil Bri"All I Do is Win (No Matter What") Eliminated
3.2Dylan Jacob"A Milli"Advanced
5.1Carvena Jones"I Will Always Love You"Advanced
5.2Ebon Lurks"Congratulations"Eliminated
7.1Jesse Kramer"Come Together"Eliminated
7.2James Graham"Writing's on the Wall"Advanced

Part 2: Comeback Artist Challenge Performances

After winning their Head-to-Head battles, the four comeback artists each immediately challenged a member of "The Four" for an opportunity to claim a seat. This time, the judges decided who would advance to the finale instead of the audience.

Challenge Performance Results
OrderArtistSongChallenge result
2.1Ali Caldwell"My All"Eliminated
2.2Whitney Reign"Don't Let Go (Love)"Put in seat 3
4.1Sharaya J"Mama Said Knock You Out"Safe
4.2Dylan Jacob"Quiet Storm"Eliminated
6.1Leah Jenea"Focus"Safe
6.2Carvena Jones"Feeling Good"Eliminated
8.1JeRonelle McGhee"All of Me"Eliminated
8.2James Graham"Without You"Put in seat 1

Finale

Week 8 (August 2)

Part 1: Head-to-Head Battles

In Part 1, the finalists each performed two songs. For the first song, each finalist performed in hopes of winning over the audience. After performing, the audience voted on their favorite performance, and the finalist with the most votes earned the power to choose who they wanted to battle against in the head-to-head challenge. For their second song, each selected pair went head-to-head. The judges picked a winner from each pair to move on to the final battle.

Selection Power Performances
OrderArtistSongResultOpponent
1Whitney Reign"Lady Marmalade"Did not receiveSharaya
2Leah Jenea"True Colors"Did not receiveJames
3 Sharaya J "Juicy"Selected WhitneyWhitney
4James Graham"Rock with You"Did not receiveLeah
Head-to-Head Performances
OrderArtistSongResult
5Whitney Reign"Million Reasons"Eliminated
6Sharaya J"Cops Shot the Kid"Advanced
7Leah Jenea"Golden"Eliminated
8James Graham"Hello Advanced
Non-Competition Performances
OrderArtistSong
8.1Evvie McKinney"How Do You Feel"

Part 2: The Final Battle

For the final battle, the two finalists performed once more for the votes of the judges. The winner of this battle would be crowned the winner of The Four.

Final Head-to-head Performance Results
OrderArtistSongResult
9Sharaya J"Say Less" (Original Song)Runner-Up
10James Graham"Fix You"Winner

Artists who appeared on previous shows

Ratings

EpisodeOriginal airdateTime slot (ET)Viewers
(in millions)
Adults (18–49)Source
RatingShare
1"Week One"June 7, 2018Thursday 8:00 p.m.2.430.73 [1]
2"Week Two"June 14, 20182.190.73 [2]
3"Week Three"June 21, 20182.380.73 [3]
4"Week Four"June 28, 20182.580.84 [4]
5"Week Five"July 12, 20182.810.84 [5]
6"Week Six"July 19, 20182.860.95 [6]
7"Comeback Week"July 26, 20183.120.95 [7]
8"The Finale"August 2, 20183.401.05 [8]

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