Dancing with the Stars season 35 premiere: See the celebrity who was first to be eliminated from the competition

Dancing with the Stars kicked off their season 35 premiere with a two-night event on Tuesday.

The first night - which was plunged into chaos when voting for the live show went down just minutes into the broadcast - saw only the male celebrity contestants perform on the dance floor, with the ladies set to follow on Wednesday. 

For their first dance, the contestants were told to pick a number one song from the year they were born, before getting their scores from judges Derek Hough, Bruno Tonioli and Carrie Ann Inaba. 

Tyler Cameron, Ezra Frech, Taylor Hanson, Conner Leavitt, Jackson Olson, Guillermo Rodriguez, Harry Shum Jr. and Connor Wood all showed off their best moves as they competed for the Len Goodman Mirrorball trophy.

Though it was only the first night, one contestant ended up getting eliminated at the end of the show.

Leavitt, the husband of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Whitney Leavitt, and his dance partner Adele Zaikman were booted off after performing a 'chaotic' salsa.

His wife previously competed on season 34 and made it to the semifinals before getting eliminated.  

Leavitt and Zaikman danced the salsa to the 1993 hit Whoomp! There It Is by Tag Team.

Inaba called the performance 'a bit chaotic' but noted that she loved his 'enthusiasm.'

Hough said, 'I love it. It was goofy, playful, it was a whole lot of fun. I got the shimmy, I got the shake, I just didn't really get the salsa, and when you did the salsa, the hips weren't really going.'

Tonioli said the dance was 'very colorful.'

Leavitt ended up getting a score of 12 out of 30, before getting sent home.

After his elimination, he said doing the show has been 'the most fun' before praising his dance partner.  

Earlier in the night, Savannah Bananas star Olson and his partner Emma Slater were first to hit the dance floor. 

Olson, who was born in 1997, told Slater he wanted to dance their cha cha to Wannabe by the Spice Girls.

The baseball player explained that 'dancing to Wannabe just makes you feel alive and powerful.'

Slater said she was thrilled about having him as a partner, stating, 'I can push the choreography.' 

Olson wore a sparkly yellow baseball uniform for his lively performance.

Hough called Olson a 'natural-born performer' though he admitted that the judges' expectations this season 'are super high.'

Tonioli pointed out issues with foot placement, but added, 'performance-wise, great.'

Inaba praised Olson's 'rizz' and said he could be a 'crowd favorite.'

Olson ended up earning a score of 15 out of 30.

Bachelorette star Cameron took the stage next alongside partner Sharna Burgess, who made her return after a four-year hiatus.

They danced the tango to the 1993 hit Are You Gonna Go My Way by Lenny Kravitz.

Tonioli praised Cameron's 'natural musicality' and told him, 'you have so much potential.'

Cameron - who once dated supermodel Gigi Hadid - ended up getting a score of 17. 

Jimmy Kimmel Live star Rodriguez and Witney Carson danced the cha cha to the 1971 smash hit Mr. Big Stuff by Jean Knight.

Rodriguez said he wanted to learn better moves so he could 'dance with his wife, have more confidence and look good.'

Carson, who is currently pregnant, told him, 'Don't let my pregnancy fool you, I'm kind of a strict teacher.'

Hough called the performance 'spicy' but lacking in technique. Meanwhile Inaba thought it was 'super entertaining.'

The performance earned Rodriguez a low score of 10.

Paralympian gold medalist Frech and his partner Daniella Karagach danced the tango to Kelly Clarkson's 2004 song Since U Been Gone.

'Winning the mirrorball as an amputee would be legendary,' Frech said before hitting the dance floor.

Karagach added that she was 'honored' to work with him.

Frech was born without most of his left leg and with only one finger on his left hand. He received his first prosthetic leg at age 11.

He explained that he doesn't 'have any control over the lower part of my prosthetic.'

'If I'm a little bit off, it can buckle and I can fall, which I'm not afraid of,' he told his dance partner.

The audience was mesmerized by the performance, as were the judges.

Inaba called it 'unbelievable' and said she was 'in awe.'

He ended up getting a score of 20. 

Comedian and podcaster Wood and partner Rylee Arnold danced the cha cha to the 1995 hit I Like It, I Love It by Tim McGraw. 

Inaba joked that his performance did not give her 'the ick' while Hough said it was 'pure joy' to watch them. He ended up getting a score of 16. 

Hanson - best known as a member of the eponymous pop rock band Hanson - danced the quickstep to the 1983 song Tell Her About It by Billy Joel with his partner Britt Stewart.

Tonioli called it a 'proper, real quickstep with so much content' and Hanson ended up getting a score of 16.  

Grey's Anatomy star Shum Jr. and his partner Jenna Johnson hit the dance floor to the 1981 hit Let's Groove by Earth, Wind & Fire.

Tonioli was thrilled with the show, and said, 'Excuse me, look at me, Dr. Steamy, I'm having a seizure. Listen to me, the chemistry between you two is off the charts, sharp as a scalpel.'

Meanwhile Inaba called the performance 'electric.'

He ended up getting a score of 21.

Night two will feature performances from actress Julia Stiles and partner Ezra Sosa, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air star Tatyana Ali and partner Jan Ravnik, celebrity chef and host Giada De Laurentiis and partner Alan Bersten, and actress Jenna Dewan and partner Val Chmerkovskiy.

The lineup also includes Olympic gold medalist Amber Glenn and partner Pasha Pashkov, reality star Maura Higgins and partner Mark Ballas, reality star and host Ciara Miller and partner Brandon Armstrong, and Love Thy Nader star Sarah Jane Nader and partner Hailey Bills.

The show will return on Wednesday at 8pm ET on ABC, as well as streaming on Disney+. Episodes can also be viewed a day late on Hulu.