after Kills's Boys and Blatt looking after Moon's Groups. Studio versions of the contestants' performances were released on iTunes starting this week. A series first. On 23 March 2015, the performances of three acts entered the NZ Singles Chart. Stevie Tonk's performance of "Young and Beautiful" debuted at number 5, Mae Valley's performance of "If I Die Young" debuted at number 10, and Lili Bayliss' performance of "Rude" debuted at number 18. Week 2 (22/23 March) Theme: Biggest records right now Musical guests: Ginny Blackmore ("Love Me Anyway"), Jamie McDell ("Back Of My Mind") Judges' vote to eliminate Woolright: Nofo Lameko – backed his own act, Fare Thee Well. Bassingthwaighte: Fare Thee Well – backed her own act, Nofo Lameko. Blatt: Nofo Lameko – had never felt a connection with Lameko. Walker: Nofo Lameko – based on what he saw in the future for the performers. Notes On 30 March 2015, Brendon Thomas and the Vibes' performance of "Budapest" debuted at number 12 on the NZ Singles Chart. Their performance of "Budapest" retained its spot at number 12 for a second week. Week 3 (30/31 March) Theme: Songs of summer Musical guests: Jason Kerrison ("You Want Me As Me"), Ricky Martin ("Mr. Put It Down") Judges' vote to eliminate Walker: Fare Thee Well – backed his own act, Lili Bayliss. Woolright: Lili Bayliss – backed his own act, Fare Thee Well. Bassingthwaighte: Fare Thee Well – gave no reason. Blatt: Fare Thee Well – thought Bayliss could hold a more sustainable career in the music industry. Notes This week's shows were moved to Monday and Tuesday nights to avoid the Sunday night show clashing with the final of the 2015 Cricket World Cup. On 3 April 2015, Nyssa Collins performance of "How Will I Know" debuted at number 19 on the NZ Singles Chart. Week 4 (6/7 April) Theme: One-hit wonders Musical guests: Vince Harder ("Shot Me Down"), P-Money & Sid Diamond ("Truth Hurts") Judges' vote to eliminate Woolright: Sarah Spicer – backed his own act, Brendon Thomas and The Vibes. Blatt: Brendon Thomas and The Vibes – backed her own act, Sarah Spicer. Bassingthwaighte: Sarah Spicer – based her decision on who could sell more records. Walker: Brendon Thomas and The Vibes – could not decide and sent the result to deadlock. With the acts in the bottom two receiving two votes each, the result went deadlock and reverted