Anthony Riley

Anthony Riley was a contestant on The Voice who inspired the fastest four-chair turnaround in the show's history.

Pop Singer

January 21, 1987

June 05, 2015

28

Anthony Riley was a talented American singer-songwriter and street performer who rose to national prominence as a contestant on the eighth season of The Voice in 2015. Recognized for his soulful voice and distinctive style, he frequently performed on the streets of Philadelphia. Sadly, at the age of 28, he took his own life, leaving behind a sister, Halima Miley. Apart from his achievements on The Voice, Anthony participated in numerous local music projects and collaborations. He was also a spoken word artist, performing his poetry at various Philadelphia venues. Although his life was cut short, Anthony Riley’s contributions to the music industry will always be remembered. A notable fact about Anthony is that his performance on The Voice led to the fastest four-chair turnaround in the show’s history.