I thought there were a number of good performances last night.
CJ Johnson singing Kiss On My List was very strong, as was Ethan Kunz singing Stormy Monday (Allman Brothers). Can't find a youtube clip for Ethan, unfortunately.
I also liked
John Wayne Schulz who sang The Dance. I remember (and liked) him from his previous time on Idol, glad that he came back again.
Kassy Levels and Rhea Raj were also strong. From googling Kassy, I see that she has an album out (probably independently) and Rhea has her own youtube channel. So some experience with both of them that will hopefully show in how they do this season.
Jake Dillon singing Danny's Song was a favourite, even though the judges struggled with whether to put him through or not. I thought his song was very real, simple and beautiful. It made me tear up a bit. When the judges feel a contestant might be limited in what they can do, I don't know why they don't ask them to do another song which shows off their diversity. For Dillon to almost not go through would have been a mistake. Glad Keith gave him a second yes.
Andrew Nazarekian (To Make You Feel My Love) has an incredible voice, but his mannerisms are so affected that he wrecked his audition. The judges loved what he did, though. I sure hope they get him to simplify what he does and just trusts the melody and sings the song as it was written. I did find him annoying though, a real chatterbox who interrupted the judges often with random comments that had little substance (if any).
But the best part of the show (sarcasm alert) was the busking skit when Keith played out on the street and some hoody-ed dude made off with Keith's cash! And then when Harry walked away after hearing Keith's story, money fell out of his pocket! Man, that was so hilarious. These guys are comic geniuses!

I didn't think there could be a judging panel that could be more cloying than the judges on The Voice, but Harry sure is elevating this panel to that level. Ugh.