‘The Voice’ Coaches Through the Years: Looking Back at Who Left and Why

Denisha Dalton had “The Voice” coaches fighting to have her on their teams during Monday’s episode of the hit show.

Kelly Clarkson got sick during season 20 of, she knew just who to turn to!On Monday's episode, previewing the start of next week's Battle Rounds, the celebrity substitute was revealed to be none other than....Kelsea Ballerini!«Just pretend I'm Kelly,» the country star says in a promo for the upcoming shows, proving that she's got Kelly's spark when it comes to landing steals taking shots at fellow coach Blake Shelton: «Hey Blake, have I ever told you that you look like my dad?»«Thank you so much

season 20 teams are locked and loaded!Coaches Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, John Legend and Nick Jonas made their final chair turns, filling the last spots on their teams as the show heads into Battle Rounds next week, and towards a season 20 champion. Interestingly enough, there isn't a reigning champ on the coaches' panel this season, as Gwen Stefani won her first-ever title in season 19 with young crooner Carter Rubin.

Adam Levine departed after season 16, but his best frenemy, Blake Shelton, still remembers their time together!During the final night of the season 20 Blind Auditions on Monday, singer and pianist Keegan Ferrell impresses the coaches with his performance of a beloved Maroon 5 track, «She Will Be Loved.» Only Blake and Kelly Clarkson have open spots left on their teams, and when both turn their chairs, Blake pulls out the big guns to win Keegan over!«I happen to be buddies with the guy that wrote

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine The Voice recently returned for its twentieth season and the NBC show is once again full of incredible talent. But it's not just the contestants that make the show, the superstars that make up the judging panel are just as loved by viewers.

Blake Shelton shouldn't have been surprised when Kelly Clarkson tried to use his own fiancée against him!On Monday's all-new episode, hopeful singer Jordan Matthew Young took the stage for a heartfelt, acoustic performance of Keith Whitley's «I'm No Stranger to the Rain,» earning chair turns from Blake, Kelly and Nick Jonas.While all of Blake's fellow coaches took a moment to tease him for pursuing yet another male country artist, Kelly had another tactic up her sleeve, introducing a video

— so why doesn't he earn a four-chair turn?In a sneak peek from Tuesday's Blind Auditions, the North Carolina native takes the stage for a jaw-dropping cover of «Shallow,» the Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper song from earning chair turns fromNick Jonas, John Legend and Kelly Clarkson, but not Blake Shelton.Nick says he feels «emotionally connected» to the surprisingly soulful performance, telling Deion he thinks he could take him «to the end of the competition» on his team.John also praises the

gotta choose Team Blake Shelton — or do they?On Monday's all-new episode, 20-year-old North Carolina native Avery Roberson wowed all four coaches with his solemn, acoustic cover of Tim McGraw's «If You're Reading This,» kicking off a bidding war to land his smooth baritone.«You didn't do what people expect people to do to get four-chair turns, which is wail everywhere and do all of those things,» Kelly Clarkson marveled, praising Avery's tone and «storyteller vibe.» «You kept it you, and it

Gwen Stefani approve of Blake Shelton's latest tactic during Blind Auditions?The country superstar made a surprising move on Monday's all-new episode, turning his chair for reggae singer and mother of two Pia Renee. Blake almost went uncontested for the talented performer, until John Legend made a last-second turn as well, and then the (admittedly lopsided) battle was on.«That was so good,» Blake told Pia.

Fish gotta swim, birds gotta fly, country singers on “The Voice” gotta choose Team Blake Shelton — or do they?

gotta choose Team Blake Shelton — or do they?In a sneak peek from Monday's all-new episode, 20-year-old North Carolina native Avery Roberson wows all four coaches with his solemn, acoustic cover of Tim McGraw's «If You're Reading This,» kicking off a bidding war to land his smooth baritone.«You didn't do what people expect people to do to get four-chair turns, which is wail everywhere and do all of those things,» Kelly Clarkson marvels, praising Avery's tone and «storyteller vibe.» «You kept it

Feel the rush! Sugar Rush, a new fun-filled walk-through experience, will be emerging next month in L.A. From the same company that brought the drive-thrus WonderLAnd and Haunt’Oween, there will soon be a candy-fueled family adventure in Woodland Hills, California.

Blake Shelton just can't tell the truth when it comes to Blind Auditions!On day two of season 20, the coaches settled in to hear more hopeful singers, including 19-year-old Gean Garcia, who is something of a musical legacy.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Gwen Stefani's fiancé Blake Shelton has divided fans after sharing a photo of himself with long brown hair at the ACM Awards several years ago. MORE: Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton's unique living situation revealedThe country singer who recently returned as a coach on The Voice, was pictured on the red carpet dressed in a leather jacket and cowboy hat while doing the peace sign as he posed for photographs.

Blake Shelton had a big surprise on Monday’s episode of The Voice as he turned for an old bandmate.Pete Mroz, 45, appeared on the show to sing Blind Faith’s Can’t Find My Way Home, and both Blake and John Legend turned their chairs for him.But Pete had a shock for Blake, as he explained he used to sing and write under the name Pete Mitchell.WATCH: Blake Shelton opens up about being a stepfather to Gwen Stefani's children"I was in this group called the Young Riders," he shared to which Blake

The “Voice” judges are going to war over a talented Texas singer who appears on Tuesday night’s instalment of the show.

featured just one four-chair turn, but on Tuesday's round of the Blind Auditions, there's another one coming!ET's sneak peek features a stunning performance from 21-year-old Texas native Zae Romeo, who wows all of the coaches with his performance of Harry Styles' ballad, «Falling.» «I love your voice,» Kelly Clarkson tells Zae, teasing, «and that's why I turned around first and led all these boys to what they should do.»«What a unique voice you have,» Blake Shelton marvels in agreement.