Mixed fortunes for Falkirk district singers on The Voice

There were mixed fortunes for two Scottish singers on The Voice as one progressed to the semi-finals and the other missed out.

Craig Eddie, of New Carron, stormed into the next round after his rendition of This City wowed judges on the hit ITV show last night.

The 22-year-old took on James Robb in The Battles as the duo covered This City.

Expressing his gratitude to his team leader in a Faceook post, he wrote: “Thank you so much, Anne-Marie.

Craig Eddie and James Robb perform on The Voice. Picture: Rachel Joseph/ITV Studios.

“Words can’t express how much I appreciate all the support. On to the semi-finals.”

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However, fellow Falkirk district singer-songwriter Cameron Ledwidge bowed out of the competition following his performance of Beautiful People alongside Leona Jørgensen.

The Denny 18-year-old tweeted: “This is just the beginning.

Cameron Ledwidge, of Denny, missed out on the chance to perform in the semi-finals of The Voice. Picture: Rachel Joseph/ITV Studios

“The Voice has brought me amazing new friends and has opened my eyes to a world that feels right for me.

“Time to work hard and make a difference on the journey from the small town to the global stages.”