'The Voice' Recap: Top 17 Perform for Live Shows
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Prior to the Live Shows, the new episode of the long-running show sees the winner of the Four-Way Knockout, which was shown in the previous episode, being finally revealed. May 11, 2021
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The Voice" returned with a new episode on Monday, May 10. In the new outing, the winner of the Four-Way Knockout which was shown in the previous episode was finally revealed. Devan Blake Jones from Team
Nick Jonas was named the winner, while Emma Caroline (Team
Later, Corey Ward from Team Kelly kicked off the Live Shows by performing "Bruises" by
Anna Grace - "Let Her Go"
Pete Mroz - "We Belong"
Cam Anthony - "Take Me to Church"
In addition to their coaches, the season 20 contestants have also had the help of their Mega Mentor: rap legend Snoop Dogg! ET spoke with Snoop while he worked with singers during the Knockout rounds, and the legendary rapper shared how excited he was to help coach the teams and impart his own experiences on the up-and-coming stars. But, while he had thoughts on each of the season 20 coaches, Snoop wasn't playing favorites!
"It's hard to say which team that I like working with the best, because there's so much talent inside of each team," he marveled. "Each team has some unique singers and some unique artists that could possibly make it past the show. I know only one person's gonna win, but it seems like there's about six or seven record deals up in here."
Tonight on NBC’s Emmy Award-winning musical competition The Voice airs with an all-new Tuesday, May 10, 2021, season 20 episode 13
“Live Top 17 Performances,” and we have your The Voice recap right below. On tonight’s The Voice season 20 episode 13
“Live Top 17 Performances” as per the NBC synopsis
, “The winner of the four-way knockout is revealed.
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he remaining top 17 artists perform in front of coaches Kelly Clarkson, Nick Jonas, John Legend, and Blake Shelton for their chance at a spot in the top nine.
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So make sure to bookmark this spot and come back for our The Voice recap between 8 PM – 10 PM ET! While you wait for the recap make sure to check out all our The Voice spoilers, news, videos, recaps & more, right here!
Nick Jonas. After several heart-thumping weeks of Blind Auditions, Battles and Knockouts, there are now only a few singers left competing in the Live Playoffs. From here on out, it's up to viewers at home to decide who advances and who goes home.
In case you've missed an episode or two along the way, here are
The Voice contestants left in the spring 2021 season:
Advertisement - Continue Reading Below Team Kelly: Kenzie Wheeler
This four-chair turner is well on his way to the top. After stunning the coaches with a rendition of
Keith Whitle
y's "Don't Close Your Eyes," he wound up picking Kelly as his mentor. From there, he dominated in the Battles with
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Tonight on NBC’s Emmy Award-winning musical competition The Voice airs with an all-new Tuesday, April 19, 2021, season 20 episode 10
“The Knockouts Premiere,” and we have your The Voice recap right below. On tonight’s The Voice season 20 episode 8
“The Knockouts Premiere” as per the NBC synopsis
, “Snoop Dogg serves as Mega Mentor to all of the teams on the first night of the Knockouts as the coaches pair their artists to perform individually against a teammate, then select a winner to move on to the Live Playoffs; each coach has one steal.”
So make sure to bookmark this spot and come back for our The Voice recap between 8 PM – 10 PM ET! While you wait for the recap make sure to check out all our The Voice spoilers, news, videos, recaps & more, right here!
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The Voice season 20 is headed for the live shows!
Monday marks the first night of the Knockout Rounds, with Blake Shelton, John Legend, Nick Jonas and Kelly Clarkson making the tough decisions for one last time, whittling their teams down for the upcoming live performances, where America's vote will decide the finalists and the season 20 winner.
ET will be tracking the teams throughout the season, monitoring steals, saves and favorites as The Voice prepares to crown a new champion.
The season 20 contestants also have the help of their Mega Mentor: rap legend Snoop Dogg! ET spoke with Snoop ahead of his big reveal, and the legendary rapper shared how excited he was to help coach the teams and impart his own experiences on the up-and-coming stars. But, while he had thoughts on each of the season 20 coaches, Snoop wasn't playing favorites!
Team Legendâs performers had vastly different reasons for their song choices as Pia reveals her momâs recent death inspired her pick. Meanwhile, Ciana was ready for a change after sticking to ballads most of the time, so sheâs opting for Lizzoâs hit as an ode to her parents. Ultimately, Piaâs powerhouse Knockout performance was too strong for Ciana to contend with, forcing her out of the competition when John chooses Pia as the winner.
Dana Monique performs Ike and Tina Turnerâs âNutbush City Limitsâ & Keegan Ferrell sings The Temptationsâ âJust My Imagination (Running Away With Me)â
By Meredith B. Kile NBC
The Voice season 20 Knockout Rounds, and her team's first showdown packs an emotional punch!
The performer and talk show host -- who had pal Kelsea Ballerini sitting in with her team over the last few weeks while she was out sick during the Battle Rounds -- returned just in time to pair up team members Ryleigh Modig and Corey Ward, the latter of whom made a daring song selection, choosing Kelly's own track, "Already Gone."
Corey's gritty, soaring performance of the single -- from Kelly's 2009 album,
All I Ever Wanted -- gave season 20 Mega Mentor Snoop Dogg "chills" during the rehearsal, and brought Kelly to tears as she considered the new rendition of the song, and the additional significance she feels in the lyrics more than a decade later.
Kelly Clarkson cried as she listened to a contestant singing her song Already Gone on Monday's episode of The Voice.
Corey Ward, 34, from Hartsville, South Carolina, picked the tune for the first Knockouts round performance of season 20 because he related to its idea that life could be unpredictable.
Those words and Corey's impassioned performance had a devastating impact on Kelly, 38, who co-wrote the song with OneRepublic singer Ryan Tedder.
Breakup song: Kelly Clarkson cried as she listened to a contestant singing her breakup song Already Gone on Monday's episode of The Voice
'When I wrote Already Gone, I was going through something that I thought, ''It's ok; it doesn't always have to work out'',' Kelly recalled. 'And hearing him sing that to me in my life now, are you like, smacking me in the face with my message?'