Just last season, Michael Bublé made his debut on The Voice by landing Sofronio Vasquez III on his team. Making it through each round, Vasquez ended up as the latest winner. But now, with a new season kicking off on February 3rd, the competition started once again. And this time, Bublé found himself sitting beside John Legend, Adam Levine, and Kelsea Ballerina. A mix of both old and new coaches, the stars head into the last round of Blind Auditions on Monday night. And with one last chance to build their teams, here are all the details about when and where to watch.
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With a new episode airing tonight, the remaining singers hope to win over the coaches and gain one of the few spots still available. As tension continued to build, each coach searched for that one star who would help them make it into the finale. But with a ways to go before Carson Daly announced the winner, fans will have to tune in tonight at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT on NBC to see the final lineup for each team.
While airing on NBC tonight, The Voice made it easy for fans to stay in the loop when it came to the singers and coaches. For those who might miss Monday’s episode, don’t worry as the show is available to stream on Peacock. As for new episodes, they are made available the following day.
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Kelsea Ballerini Reflected On Her Own Career While Filming ‘The Voice’
Although Ballerini found herself sitting alongside seasoned coaches, she felt right at home when it came to the competition. While wanting to win, she admitted that when filming the show, she learned a great deal about her own career. “As I was filming The Voice, I was also finishing the album. Then I was putting the album out, and I was actually doing the things I was giving advice about, so it was a refresher for me.”
Not only helping the contestants achieve their dream, but Ballerini believed the show helped her reflect on her own talents. “It’s making me go into the last 10 years and think, wow, I really have done a lot. I have learned a lot. It’s helping me give credibility to my career. Being up there with people I grew up listening to, and having an opinion they’re holding on the same level as their own, has felt beautiful.”
Don’t miss The Voice, airing tonight at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT on NBC and available on Peacock the following day.
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