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      'The Voice' Recap: Battle Rounds Start Tonight!

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      The first singers to go against each other in the Battle Rounds are Worth the Wait and Taryn Papa from Team Blake Shelton, who taps Kane Brown to be his guest advisor.

      Nov 10, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Season 19 of “The Voice” kicked off the Battle Rounds in the Monday, November 9 episode. The first singers to go against each other were Worth the Wait and Taryn Papa from Team Blake Shelton, who tapped Kane Brown to be his guest advisor. They sang “Little White Church” by Little Big Town and Blake had constructive criticism for both singers.
      John Legend advised Blake to pick Taryn while Gwen Stefani picked Worth the Wait. After a long deliberation, Blake decided to go with trio Worth the Wait. The next battle was between Tamara Jade and Olivia Reyes from Team John, who had Miguel as his guest advisor. They sang “Hard Place” by H.E.R. and eventually, John picked Tamara as the winner.
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      Eli Zamora and Madeline Consoer from Team Kelly Clarkson then followed it up as they performed a duet of “Nobody Wants to Be Lonely” by Ricky Martin and Christina Aguilera. The song allowed both of the singers to fully showcase their strength but the winner was Madelinne.
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      Team Gwen’s Lauren Frihauf and Payge Turner then took the stage to sing “If the World Was Ending”. It was a hard decision to make for Gwen, who said that it was “nearly impossible” for her to only choose one winner. She, however, picked Payge, which meant that Lauren was up to be grabbed by other coaches.
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      John and Blake pitched for Lauren to pick them as her new coach. Lauren eventually decided to go with John. Payton Lamar and Jus Jon, another pair from Team Blake, then performed Sam Smith and Normani Kordei’s song “Dancing with a Stranger”. Blake chose Jus Jon as the winner.
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      Rounding out the night was Sid Kingsley from Team John, who went against Bailey Rae. They did their best on their take on Chris Stapleton’s “Tennessee Whiskey”. It was such an exciting battle and John declared Bailey as the winner. Sid, however, wasn’t going home because Kelly stole Sid for her team.

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      'The Voice' Recap: Coaches Complete Their Teams in Last Night of Blind Auditions

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      NBC

      In a new episode of the series, coaches Kelly Clarkson, Gwen Stefani, John Legend and Blake Shelton have finally completed their group of 10 artists before the show moves on to the next round.

      Nov 3, 2020
      AceShowbiz – The Sunday, November 2 episode of “The Voice” season 19 marked the last night of Blind Auditions. Coaches Kelly Clarkson, Gwen Stefani, John Legend and Blake Shelton finally completed their group of 10 artists before the show moves on to the next round.
      The first contestant that night was Julia Cooper from Poland, Ohio. Singing “Alaska” by Maggie Rogers, Julia impressed John who turned his chair for her within the first few seconds of her performance. Kelly and Gwen also hit their buttons, but Julia chose to be on Team John.
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      The next singer was Apropos from Detroit, Mich, who sang “I Heard It Through the Grapevine” by Marvin Gaye. Unfortunately, no one turned for him. Later, John Sullivan from Denver, N.C. took the stage to sing “Operator (That’s Not the Way It Feels)” by Jim Croce. John, Gwen and Blake loved his voice, and he decided to join Team Blake.
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      Singing “Blinding Lights” by The Weeknd was Skylar Alyvia Mayton from Grand Rapids, Mich. Only Kelly turned her chair for the 15-year-old singer, so she was automatically on Team Kelly. Following it up was Lain Roy from Larkspur, Co. He sang “Someone You Loved” by Lewis Capaldi, and his radio-ready pop voice piqued both Gwen and John’s interest. After a good pitch, Lain picked Gwen to be his coach.
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      Jared Ming then took the stageto perform “Drunk Me” by Mitchell Tenpenny, but unfortunately no one turned for him. Trio Worth the Wait, which consists of Mother Tara and her two teenage daughters Mia and Jaycee, later sang “When Will I Be Loved” by Linda Ronstadt. Gwen turned her chair quickly, and once the trio showed off their impressive harmony, the other three coaches hit their buttons. Worth the Wait chose to be the last singer on Team Blake.

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      Emmalee from Clarksville, Tennessee, meanwhile, opted to sing Whitney Houston’s “How Will I Know”. John and Kelly both turned their chair for her and eventually, Emmalee chose Team Kelly, marking herself as the last artist in Kelly’s team.
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      Singing “Does My Ring Burn Your Finger” by Lee Ann Womack was Bailey Rae. John was happy that both Kelly and Blake didn’t have the chance to get Bailey on their teams. And as he was the only one who hit the button, the singer did go to Team John.
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      Neci from Nashville performed “God Bless the Child” by Billie Holiday, but John noted some pitch issues on her. She unfortunately didn’t move forward. Up next was Tori Miller from Siloam Springs. Gwen turned for her because she loved how “calm” and “soothing” Tori’s voice, while John opted out because of “pitch issues.” Gwen completed her team with Tori.
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      The last singer to perform that night was James Pyle from West Hills. Singing “Watermelon Sugar” by Harry Styles, he impressed all judges. He automatically went to Team John.

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      'The Voice' Recap: Blind Auditions Resume in Season 19

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      NBC

      The new episode of the singing competition series opens with singer Desz revealing her final decision regarding which team she chooses to be on before singer Olivia Reyes takes the stage to flaunt her vocal skills.

      Oct 28, 2020
      AceShowbiz – The fourth episode of “The Voice” season 19 is here. The new outing opened with singer Desz revealing her final decision regarding which team she chose to be on. After much deliberation, she eventually joined Team Kelly Clarkson! Later that night, Olivia Reyes took the stage to sing which marked the first full performance in the episode.
      Singing Harry Styles’s “Falling”, Olivia got a chair turn from John Legend and Gwen Stefani. Fellow coach Blake Shelton tried to convince Olivia to go to Team Gwen, but Olivia decided to be on Team John. The next performer was Tony Mason, who belted out “What’s Going On” by Marvin Gaye, but no one turned their chairs for him.
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      Sam Stacy then sang “Fire and Rain” by James Taylor. Kelly, Blake and Gwen turned their chairs for him. John, meanwhile, didn’t hit his button because he found some unsteadiness in his voice. Sam eventually chose to be on Team Blake.
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      The next performance was from 15-year-old Larriah Jackson, who opted to perform Mariah Carey’s version of “I’ll Be There”. Gwen got Larriah on her team unopposed as she was the only one who turned for her. Following it up was Payton Lamar. She hoped to impress the coaches by singing “Never Alone” and it worked for Blake, who was the only one who hit his button.
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      Later that night, Van Andrew performed “Behind Blue Eyes” by The Who. Gwen and Blake both turned their chairs for Van. Gwen praised Van for the unique and dynamic aspects of his voice, while Blake said that he never heard something like his voice before. Van ultimately joined Team Gwen.
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      Singing Dustin Lynch’s “Cowboys and Angels” was Tanner Gomes. Everyone turned their chairs for Dustin except for Blake as he said that he already had a lot of country artists on his team. He suggested Dustin to join Team John or Team Gwen, but Dustin chose Kelly as his coach.

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      'The Voice' Recap: A Singer With Beautiful Voice Earns Four-Chair Turn

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      NBC

      As the Blind Auditions resume in a new episode of season 19, coaches Kelly Clarkson, Blake Shelton, John Legend and Gwen Stefani are trying hard to find the best singers to be added to their teams.

      Oct 27, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Blind Auditions continued in the Monday, October 26 episode of “The Voice” season 19. Coach Kelly Clarkson had already five artists on her team, while fellow coaches Blake Shelton, John Legend and Gwen Stefani had four singers apiece on their teams.
      The first singer to perform was Rio Soumba, who sang “Cruisin’ ” by Smokey Robinson. Gwen hit her button with John and Kelly following her up. Blake was the only who the only who didn’t turn his chair. Eventually, Rio decided to join Team John.
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      The next performer was Ryan Berg, who performed “Waiting on the World to Change” by John Mayer. John realized he was blocked with Ryan eventually joining Team Gwen. Later, Becca Kotte flaunted her powerful vocals by singing “American Woman” by The Guess Who. Unfortunately, no one turned for her.
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      Singing “Talk” by Khalid was Jus Jon. His smooth, classic R&B voice interested Blake. He was the only one who turned his chair for Jus, which made Jus automatically join Team Blake. 42-year-old Ben Allen then hit the stage to sing “Red Dirt Road” by Brooks & Dunn. Blake, John and Gwen hit their button, though Ben unsurprisingly opted to be on Team Blake.

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      Carter Rubin then belted out “Before You Go” by Lewis Capaldi, prompting John and Gwen to hit their buttons. Eventually, the 14-year-old singer decide to go to Team Gwen. As for Casme, she tried to impress the coaches by singing “Baby I Love You” by Aretha Franklin. John got Casme on his team unopposed as he was the only one who turned his chair.
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      Michelle Moonshine from Salt Lake City sang “Carolina on My Mind” by James Taylor. While she had a pretty tone, it wasn’t enough for the coaches as nobody turned around. The last singer that night was Desz, who sang “Un-Break My Heart” by Toni Braxton. Her beautiful voice earned her a four-chair turn. Each coach made a huge effort to get her on their team and viewers have to wait until the next episode to find out where she headed to.
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      “The Voice” returns on Tuesday, October 27 on NBC.

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      'The Voice' Premiere Recap: Kelly Clarkson Is Blocked During Blind Auditions

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      NBC

      In season 19 of the NBC singing competition series, Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend return as coaches with Gwen Stefani joining as the fourth coach as she replaces Nick Jonas.

      Oct 20, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Season 19 of “The Voice” is here! Airing on Monday, October 19, the season premiere saw Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend returning as coaches with Gwen Stefani joining as the fourth coach as she replaced Nick Jonas. The first singer to perform on the first night of Blind Auditions was Tamara Jade.
      The 30-year-old from Bowie, Maryland opted to sing “Cuz I Love You” by Lizzo. Kelly and John didn’t wait long to turn their chairs for Tamara. Lovebirds Blake and Gwen later also hit their buttons, meaning that Tamara got a four-chair turn. She eventually went to Team John.
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      The next singer was Lauren Frihauf. That night, the 16-year-old sang “Come to My Window” by Melissa Etheridge which John and Gwen loved, though Kelly and Blake didn’t turn their chairs for Lauren. As both Kelly and Blake thought that Gwen would be the best coach for Lauren, the latter ultimately decided to be on Team Gwen.
      Singing an R&B version of “Is This Love” by Bob Marley was Joseph Soul. Kelly and Blake turned their chairs for him. Blake tried to convince Joseph to be on his team by bragging about his seven champions, including season 2 winner, R&B/pop singer Jermaine Paul. Unfortunately, it didn’t work because Joseph chose to be on Team Kelly.

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      Ian Flanigan then followed it up with a performance of “Colder Weather” by the Zac Brown Band. His husky voice was enough to make Blake hit his button. As Blake was the only coach to turn his chair for Ian, he automatically went to Team Blake. Another young contestant in that night’s episode was Hailey Green. The 14-year-old St. Martin native hoped to impress the coach by singing “Soulshine” by The Allman Brothers Band, though no one unfortunately turned for her.
      Next up was Jim Ranger from California who opted to sing Keith Urban’s “Blue Ain’t Your Color”. John, Blake and Gwen turned their chairs for him. Despite John and Blake’s pitches, Jim decided to go to Team Blake.
      25-year-old Eli Zamora then hit the stage to sing “Ya Lo Se Que Tu Te Vas” by Juan Gabriel. Kelly was the only one who turned her chair for Eli, meaning that she was automatically on Team Kelly. Later, paige Turner impressed both Gwen and Blake with her fantastic performance of The Weeknd’s “Call Out My Name”. Eventually, Gwen won as Paige was on her team.
      Corey Ward, meanwhile, sang “Way Down We Go” by Kaleo but no one turned for him. The next singer was Marisa Corvo who performed “Perfect” by Pink and everyone turned their chairs except for John. At the end, Corey joined Team Kelly.
      As for the last performer that night, John Holiday proved that he’s a great singer by belting out “Misty” by Ella Fitzgerald. Everyone thought he was a woman considering his incredible range. John and Gwen hit their buttons while Kelly was blocked. Eventually, the Johns united as John Holiday went to Team John.

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      Boy George 'Kindly' Takes Pay Cut for 'The Voice Australia' New Season

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      Channel Seven

      The Culture Club frontman has been officially signed on to return as a judge on the next installment of the Australian singing competition after he offered to take pay cut.
      Oct 9, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Boy George apparently agreed to a pay cut from Australia’s Channel Nine in order to secure a spot on the coaching panel of “The Voice Australia”.
      The show is in the midst of a shake-up after Channel Seven purchased the rights to the franchise, with plans for a more “cost-effective” show reportedly involving replacing current coaches George, Kelly Rowland, Delta Goodrem, and Guy Sebastian with less expensive talent.
      Amid reports “Dance Monkey” star Tones and I and Aussie singer Ricki-Lee Coulter are set to join the show, the Culture Club frontman tweeted on Wednesday (07Oct20) that he’d “kindly” agreed to a pay cut in order to secure a spot on the coaching panel in 2021.
      However that agreement was nixed when Seven purchased the rights to the franchise in August and the show switched networks, he has suggested.

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      “Truth is, I kindly took a pay cut from @TheVoiceAU because of the corona. I am also decent, and they agreed to have me next season,” the British singer tweeted.
      “If I had known they would swap networks I still would have taken a financial hit because I’m decent and I never burn bridges!”
      The Culture Club singer did not confirm or deny whether he’ll return to the franchise. He previously slammed reports he’d been “dumped” from the show in favour of “cheaper” coach, New Zealand singer Lorde.
      Meanwhile, fellow judge Delta Goodrem recently said, “I genuinely don’t know what the next chapter is.” She continued, “Every season, at the end of (The Voice), I take stock of the year. I go, ‘How do I feel as an artist about this next chapter? What do I want for my next chapter?’ I’m truly taking it step by step (this year).”

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      Delta Goodrem Fuels Rumors of 'The Voice Australia' Firing

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      The ‘Wings’ singer adds fuel to the rumors that she is leaving ‘The Voice Australia’ as she claims that she ‘genuinely doesn’t know what the next chapter is.’
      Oct 2, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Delta Goodrem has failed to deny rumours she’s been axed from “The Voice Australia” amid speculation that the show’s only original coach is set to step away from her iconic red chair.
      The “Solid Gold” star’s future on the show’s coaching panel has been in question since Australia’s Channel Seven acquired the franchise from Nine earlier this year (20).
      During an appearance on “The Kyle And Jackie O Show” on Thursday (01Oct20), Goodrem, who joined “The Voice” nine years ago, confessed, “I genuinely don’t know what the next chapter is.”
      Hinting that her future on the show is still undecided, Delta continued, “Every season, at the end of (The Voice), I take stock of the year. I go, ‘How do I feel as an artist about this next chapter? What do I want for my next chapter?’ ”

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      She added, “I’m truly taking it step by step (this year).”
      However, later in the interview, Delta suggested that she may indeed have departed the franchise by insisting that she’s currently enjoying focusing on her own creative pursuits.
      “I’m really loving making my own music,” the “ost Without You” hitmaker, who is set to release a new album before the end of 2020, explained. “There’s so many layers to every decision I ever make, I’ve been in the industry my whole life.”
      Her comments come amid reports of a “salary conflict” with network officials, with The Daily Telegraph newspaper also reporting that bosses at Channel Seven are set to axe coaches Boy George and Kelly Rowland as part of a cost-cutting measure.
      Local stars Lorde and The Veronicas are among those who have been rumoured to be joining the programme.

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      Keith Urban and Kylie Minogue Circle Judging Panel of 'The Voice Australia'

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      Producers behind the singing competition series are reportedly planning to replace Kelly Rowland and Boy George for the 2021 edition after a drop in ratings and issues relating to COVID-19.
      Jul 14, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Keith Urban and Kylie Minogue are reportedly being eyed for a spot on “The Voice” Australia panel, as producers plot a judging shake-up for the 2021 edition.
      Executives of the singing series, which features Guy Sebastian and Delta Goodrem as coaches, are apparently planning to replace American singer Kelly Rowland and British icon Boy George with Australian stars Keith and Kylie.
      According to New Idea, a drop in ratings and issues relating to COVID-19 have plagued the current series, with Kelly and George forced to mentor their contestants virtually amid the pandemic, as they remain at home overseas.
      An insider added, “I think they will try and reinvent themselves with two new Aussie judges and use ‘All Aussie Voice’ as a tagline for 2021.”
      Keith, 52, was one of the original coaches on the show’s debut series in 2012, with the source confirming the star “is top of their list as he was loved the first time around.”
      Meanwhile, “Can’t Get You Out of My Head” hitmaker Kylie, 52, has also had experience on the show, serving as a judge on season three of “The Voice UK”, and replacing Delta during her one-season hiatus in 2014.

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