Girl Named Tom - Wikipedia

American folk trio

Girl Named Tom
Origin	Pettisville, Ohio, U.S.
Genres	Folk
Years active	2019–present
Labels	Republic Universal Music Group
Members	Caleb LiechtyJoshua LiechtyBekah Liechty
Website	www.girlnamedtom.com
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Last updated: October 10, 2025

Girl Named Tom is an American folk sibling trio from Pettisville, Ohio composed of Bekah Grace Liechty (born August 2000), Joshua Liechty (born 1998), and Caleb Liechty (born 1995).[1] They are the winners of season 21 of the American talent competition The Voice, with the distinction of being the first trio on the American version of The Voice to win the competition. They competed on the team coached by Kelly Clarkson, taking her 4th and final win as a coach.[2]

The band name was inspired by Joshua and Caleb's desire to have another brother and originates from Joshua calling their sister Bekah "Thomas" when she was a baby.

Career

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2019–2020: Band formation and Another World

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Originally intending to go to medical school, all three siblings decided to form a band in 2019.[3]

They released their first single, Barrier Island, independently in November 2019[4] and their first EP, Another World, the following month.[5]

2021–present: Hits from the Road and The Voice

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On New Year's Day 2021, they released a second single, Backup Plan.[6] In February, they released their first album, Hits from the Road, an album of covers.[7] They released a holiday single, No Snow for Christmas, the day after the Voice finale, under Republic Records.[8]

Main article: The Voice (American TV series) season 21

Performances on The Voice season 21
Stage	Theme	Song	Original Artist	Order	Date	Notes
Blind Auditions	—N/a	"Helplessly Hoping"	Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young	1.1	Sept. 20, 2021	All chairs turned; Joined Team Kelly
Battles(Top 48)		"Seven Bridges Road" (vs. Kinsey Rose)	The Eagles	7.3	Oct. 11, 2021	Saved by Kelly
Knockouts(Top 32)		"Wichita Lineman" (vs. Holly Forbes)	Glen Campbell	11.6	Oct. 25, 2021
Live Playoffs(Top 20)		"Creep"	Radiohead	15.1	Nov. 8, 2021	Public's vote
Live Top 13	"Dedications"	"Dust in the Wind"	Kansas	17.4	Nov. 15, 2021
Live Top 11	"Fan Week"	"More Hearts Than Mine"	Ingrid Andress	19.2	Nov. 22, 2021
Live Top 10	"Challenge Week"	"Viva la Vida"	Coldplay	21.10	Nov. 29, 2021
Live Semifinals(Top 8)	—N/a	"River"	Joni Mitchell	23.7	Dec. 6, 2021
	'90s Duet with another act	"Hold On" (with Hailey Mia)	Wilson Phillips	23.10
Live Finale(Final 5)	"Upbeat song"	"The Chain"	Fleetwood Mac	25.3	Dec. 13, 2021	Winners
	"Ballad"	"Baby Now That I've Found You"	The Foundations	25.8
	"Duet with coach"	"Leave Before You Love Me" (with Kelly Clarkson)	Marshmello & Jonas Brothers	26.14	Dec. 14, 2021

In September 2021, the siblings entered the 21st season of The Voice, auditioning with "Helplessly Hoping" by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. All four coaches, Kelly Clarkson, John Legend, Ariana Grande, and Blake Shelton, turned their chairs for them. Their audition was the first audition, as well as the first four-chair turn, of season 21.[9] They chose to become members of Team Kelly. They would go on to advance to finale and win the season on December 14, 2021. They became the first trio to win The Voice.[2]

On November 2, 2022, the siblings announced their second album, One More Christmas, would be released on November 11, 2022. They also shared that they would open for the Pentatonix "A Christmas Spectacular" Tour.[10]

On December 13, 2022, the season finale of The Voice season 22, they performed the title track from their album "One More Christmas." Following the performance, "One More Christmas" reached number one on the iTunes Charts.[11]

Discography

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Albums

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Title	Details	Peak chart positions	Sales
		US
Hits from the Road	Released: February 19, 2021 Label: Independent	—
One More Christmas	Released: November 11, 2022 Label: Republic	—
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory

Extended plays

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Title	Details	Peak chart positions	Sales
		US
Another World	Released: December 13, 2019 Label: Independent	—
The Voice: The Season 21 Collection	Released: December 15, 2021 Label: Republic Records	—
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory

Singles

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Title	Year	Peak chart positions	Album
		US
"Barrier Island"	2019	—	Another World
"Backup Plan"	2021	—	Non-album single
"Dust in the Wind"		—	The Voice: The Season 21 Collection
"More Hearts Than Mine"		—
"Viva la Vida"		—
"River"		—
"The Chain"		—
"Baby Now That I've Found You"		—
"No Snow for Christmas"		—	Non-album single
"What a View"	2023	—	Non-album single
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory

References

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1. ^ Steer, Jen (December 15, 2021). "Ohio natives Girl Named Tom wins The Voice". WJW (TV).
2. ^ a b Parker, Lyndsey (December 14, 2021). "Sibling trio Girl Named Tom makes 'The Voice' history with unprecedented Season 21 win". Yahoo! Entertainment.
3. ^ Ningthoujam, Natalia (December 15, 2021). "Who Won 'The Voice' Season 21". Latin Times.
4. ^ Barrier Island - Single by Girl Named Tom, November 8, 2019
5. ^ Another World - EP by Girl Named Tom, December 13, 2019
6. ^ Backup Plan - Single by Girl Named Tom, January 1, 2021
7. ^ Hits from the Road by Girl Named Tom, February 19, 2021
8. ^ No Snow for Christmas - Single by Girl Named Tom, December 15, 2021
9. ^ "Three siblings representing South Bend make a splash on 'The Voice'". WNDU-TV. September 23, 2021.
10. ^ Manno, Jackie (November 2, 2022). "Girl Named Tom's First Christmas Album Is Coming This Year—Here's When". NBC News.
11. ^ Rosa, Christopher (December 13, 2022). "Girl Named Tom Sounded So Angelic Performing on The Voice Season 22 Finale". NBC News.

Awards and achievements
Preceded byCam Anthony	The Voice (American)Winners 2021 (Fall)	Succeeded byBryce Leatherwood
Preceded by"Wanted Dead or Alive"	The Voice (American)Winner's song"The Chain" 2021 (Fall)	Succeeded byT-R-O-U-B-L-E

v t e The Voice (U.S.)
Seasons	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
Winners	Javier Colon Jermaine Paul Cassadee Pope Danielle Bradbery Tessanne Chin Josh Kaufman Craig Wayne Boyd Sawyer Fredericks Jordan Smith Alisan Porter Sundance Head Chris Blue Chloe Kohanski Brynn Cartelli Chevel Shepherd Maelyn Jarmon Jake Hoot Todd Tilghman Carter Rubin Cam Anthony Girl Named Tom Bryce Leatherwood Gina Miles Huntley Asher HaVon Sofronio Vasquez Adam David Aiden Ross
Winner's singles	"Stitch by Stitch" "I Believe I Can Fly" "Cry" "Born to Fly" "Tumbling Down" "Set Fire to the Rain" "My Baby's Got a Smile on Her Face" "Please" "Climb Ev'ry Mountain" "Down That Road" "Darlin' Don't Go" "Money on You" "Wish I Didn't Love You" "Walk My Way" "Broken Hearts" "Better Off Without You" "Wanted Dead or Alive" "The Chain"
Runners-up	Dia Frampton Juliet Simms Terry McDermott Michelle Chamuel Jacquie Lee Jake Worthington Matt McAndrew Meghan Linsey Emily Ann Roberts Billy Gilman Chris Kroeze Ricky Duran Wendy Moten
Other alumni	Vicci Martinez Beverly McClellan Frenchie Davis Nakia Casey Weston Xenia Jared Blake Raquel Castro Lily Elise Tje Austin Casey Desmond Elenowen Justin Grennan Rebecca Loebe Tarralyn Ramsey Serabee Tony Lucca Chris Mann Katrina Parker Cheesa Mathai RaeLynn Jesse Campbell Pip Jordis Unga Naia Kete Erin Martin Charlotte Sometimes Moses Stone Tony Vincent Kim Yarbrough Anthony Evans Nicolle Galyon Sarah Golden Lex Land Jordan Rager Gwen Sebastian Angel Taylor Elley Duhé David Dunn Preston Shannon Nicholas David Amanda Brown Melanie Martinez Bryan Keith Loren Allred MacKenzie Bourg Suzanna Choffel Terisa Griffin Collin McLoughlin Avery Wilson Lelia Broussard Jordan Pruitt Ben Taub Chris Trousdale Cupid VanJess Rod Michael The Swon Brothers Sasha Allen Holly Tucker Judith Hill Kris Thomas Garrett Gardner Cáthia Jon Peter Lewis Jeff Lewis Sam Alves Leah Lewis Julie Roberts Jane Smith Sonika Vaid Will Champlin Cole Vosbury James Wolpert Matthew Schuler Caroline Pennell Josh Logan Briana Cuoco E. G. Daily Holly Henry Donna Allen Brian Pounds Dominic Scott Kay Samuel Mancini Malford Milligan Christina Grimmie Kristen Merlin Kat Perkins Sisaundra Lewis Morgan Wallen Dawn and Hawkes Paula DeAnda Lindsay Pagano Chris Jamison Taylor John Williams Anita Antoinette Bryana Salaz Blessing Offor Jordy Searcy Andy Cherry MEGG Koryn Hawthorne Corey Kent White Hannah Ellis Quincy Mumford Drew Parker Barrett Baber Jeffery Austin Madi Davis Amy Vachal Viktor Király Darius Scott Keith Semple Amanda Ayala Tyler Dickerson Caleb Lee Hutchinson Laith Al-Saadi Mary Sarah Daniel Passino Owen Danoff Emily Keener Támar Davis Kata Hay Katherine Ho Aijia Grammer Maddie Poppe Chase Walker Wé McDonald Ali Caldwell Brennley Brown Brooke Simpson Esera Tuaolo Stephan Marcellus Katrina Rose Myles Frost Spensha Baker WILKES Shana Halligan Megan Lee Brittney Spencer Reagan Strange Kameron Marlowe Fousheé Dexter Roberts Andrew Jannakos Jae Jin Zan Fiskum Todd Michael Hall John Holiday Jeremy Rosado Libianca Crystal Nicole Bryan Olesen
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