Trending
    News

    Is This a Dream? Blake Shelton and Kelly Clarkson Return to The Voice in a Plot Twist No One Saw Coming

    Kelly WhitewoodBy 2 Mins Read

    ‘The Voice’ Gears Up for a Star-Studded Season 27 Finale with Big Returns and Even Bigger Performances

    The Season 27 finale of The Voice is pulling out all the stops—and bringing back some familiar favorites. Airing live on Tuesday, May 20 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on NBC, the high-energy event will showcase performances from the top five finalists and all four current coaches: Kelsea Ballerini, Michael Bublé, John Legend, and Adam Levine.

    But that’s not all—returning coaches and past contestants are also set to take the stage for a finale packed with talent and nostalgia.

    Blake Shelton and Kelly Clarkson Make Their Return
    Blake Shelton is making his highly anticipated return to The Voice stage for the first time since stepping away in 2023. He’ll perform “Texas,” the latest single off his new album For Recreational Use Only.

    Kelly Clarkson, who last coached in Season 23, will debut her new track “Where Have You Been.”

    A Powerhouse Performance Lineup
    The finale will also feature:

    Alicia Keys with Amanda Reid, performing the television debut of “The River/Empire State of Mind” from Keys’ Broadway show Hell’s Kitchen

    Chance the Rapper

    Joe Jonas

    James Bay with Sheryl Crow

    Legendary rock band Foreigner

    And Bryce Leatherwood, winner of Season 22

    With a mix of new music, unforgettable duets, and powerful reunions, The Voice Season 27 finale promises to be a night to remember.

    Share.

    Related Posts

    “THE ROOM WENT SILENT THE MOMENT HE SAID IT…” Snoop Dogg, the man who built a career on swagger, steel, and unshakeable confidence, finally let the mask slip — just for a moment. With his voice low and trembling, he admitted, “I gave everything I had to this stage… and being told it’s not enough? That hits in a place I don’t show nobody.” Behind closed doors, The Voice executives held an emergency meeting questioning his impact on the show — a move that blindsided a mentor who had poured heart, humor, and raw authenticity into every performance. For Snoop, this wasn’t just a critique… it was a wound. A reminder of how quickly passion can be mistaken for misstep, how even legends can be pushed to the edge of doubt. And the fans? They erupted — furious, heartbroken, and fiercely protective of the man who brought soul, truth, and unexpected warmth to the stage. Social media flooded with messages like, “You don’t throw away someone who gives you that much heart.” Yet in true Snoop fashion, he didn’t crumble. He rose — quietly, powerfully — turning hurt into humility, and vulnerability into strength. And by the time the dust settles, one thing will be clear: This wasn’t Snoop Dogg’s downfall… it was his rise into something even more real.

    “NO ONE EXPECTED THE MOMENT THAT WOULD BREAK BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN HIMSELF…” Jessica Rae Springsteen — once known for her grit as a champion rider — Walked Onto The New Jersey Stage Not As An Athlete, Not As A Celebrity Kid, But As A Daughter Carrying A Promise Straight From The Heart. The Crowd Gasped As She Stepped Into The Spotlight Beside Bruce And Patti, Her Voice Shaking Only For A Second Before She Took A Deep Breath And Whispered: “Tonight… This Is My Gift To Them.” What followed stunned the entire arena. Jessica launched into a breathtaking, emotion-soaked rendition of “Dancing In The Dark,” her voice warm, soaring, and unexpectedly powerful — the kind of tone that makes an audience go still before the goosebumps even hit.