'The Voice': Snoop Dogg Is the Season 20 Mega Mentor!

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 asprepares 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

is a heavy task for every contestant, but for Pia Renee, season 20 has been an intense emotional roller coaster.The Chicago native returned for Knockout Rounds on Monday, but as she prepared for her powerful performance of «What the World Needs Now is Love,» she shared with coach John Legend and this season's Mega Mentor, Snoop Dogg, why the song was so meaningful to her.«Shortly after we got here to prepare for Battles, my mother passed away,» Pia revealed.«My mother represented and embodied

Kelly Clarkson is back for 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

season 20 are about to learn some lessons from Tha Doggfather himself!Snoop Dogg is this season's Mega Mentor, making his debut during Monday's Knockout Rounds to help coaches Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, John Legend and Nick Jonas coach their team members up for one last round before the start of the season 20 live shows.«The element of surprise is when you come and see Snoop Dogg sitting in the chair,» the rapper told ET's Kevin Frazier about making his debut as the first-ever rapper to

Many are beginning to wonder if Blake Shelton is leaving The Voice after being a coach on the series for 20 seasons—and it looks like the country crooner may have just given his fans a hint.

Haley Bosselman editorWhen Blake Shelton first joined “The Voice,” he thought the show was “pretty ridiculous” with its “Star Trek”- like chairs and big red buttons. Reading the concept on paper made it hard to envision, but once filming started, everything clicked.“If Christina Aguilera is doing it, I’ll do it,” Shelton recalled thinking at the time.

s teen talents, it's Brandy!The singer and actress is season 20's Team Legend mentor, and found herself blown away during the final night of Battle Rounds, when two of the season's youngest performers — 17-year-old Carolina Rial and 16-year-old Rio Doyle — were paired up by coach John Legend for a performance of «Somebody That I Used to Know» by Gotye feat. Kimbra.«You guys are stars.

Battle Rounds — leaving the coaches with some of their toughest decisions yet!Returning coach Nick Jonas was faced with a particularly difficult pairing when he matched up Raine Stern — a four-chair turn that John Legend said was one of his «big heartbreaks of this season» when he failed to land her to his team during the Blind Auditions — and Andrew Marshall for a performance of Harry Styles' «Adore You.» The back-and-forth duet wowed all four of the coaches, who all recalled Raine's impressive

Blake Shelton,John Legend, Nick Jonas and Kelly Clarkson -- with some help from Kelsea Ballerini — making the tough decisions and whittling their teams down for the upcoming KnockoutsET will be tracking the teams throughout the season, monitoring steals, saves and favorites asprepares to crown a season 20 champion. Interestingly, there isn't a reigning champ on this season's coaches' panel, as Gwen Stefani won her first-ever title in season 19 with young crooner Carter Rubin.

Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, John Legend and Nick Jonas made their final chair turns during the Blind Auditions, filling the last spots on their teams as the show headed into Battle Rounds.ET will be tracking the teams throughout the season, monitoring steals, saves and favorites asprepares to crown a season 20 champion. Interestingly, there isn't a reigning champ on the coaches' panel, as Gwen Stefani won her first-ever title in season 19 with young crooner Carter Rubin.

Blake Shelton had a tough battle on his hands on Monday's !For the second week of the Battle Rounds, the country star pitted Keegan Ferrell and Jordan Matthew Young against one another, for a dueling duet of Train's «Calling All Angels.»The two are very different performers: Keegan is a 21-year-old up-and-coming music producer with a crystal-clear tone, while Jordan is a 35-year-old touring musician with a signature gravel to his voice.«Keegan's a guy who, music is second nature to him,

coach John Legend gets plenty of musical inspiration from his home life with wife Chrissy Teigen and their kids, Luna and Miles.As the season 20 Battle Rounds continue this week, John credited Chrissy with one of his song selections, noting that he was moved to pair up team members Zania Alaké and Durell Anthony on a «soulful song together» — selecting «Emotion» by The Bee Gees.«My wife loves that song,» John shared. «She plays it all the time, she plays the Destiny's Child version a lot.

Blake Shelton's team kicked off week two of 's season 20 Battle Rounds with an impressive matchup!The longtime coach pitted singers Cam Anthony and Emma Caroline against one another for a performance of Dan + Shay's «10,000 Hours.» And not only did the two have to work out the logistics and harmonies of their duet — they had to do it in front of this season's Team Blake mentors, Dan + Shay themselves!Thankfully, the pair pulled off a soaring rendition of the track, with harmonies that wowed all

Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, John Legend and Nick Jonas made their final chair turns during the Blind Auditions last week, filling the last spots on their teams as the show headed into Battle Rounds.ET will be tracking the teams throughout the season, monitoring steals, saves and favorites asprepares to crown a season 20 champion. Interestingly, there isn't a reigning champ on the coaches' panel, as Gwen Stefani won her first-ever title in season 19 with young crooner Carter Rubin.

“The Voice” in 2016, she won — as all of the confetti-doused champions do — $100,000 and a recording contract.But after that pitch-perfect ending on NBC’s singing-competition juggernaut, her pop-star dreams soon turned into a nightmare.“It was sort of like, ’I got this record deal, but what do I do now?’ ” Porter, 39, who became the first winner for original “Voice” coach Christina Aguilera, told The Post. “Once you win, they’re on to the next season within two months and you’re a has-been.

NEW YORK -- “The Voice" is switching their positions for Ariana Grande: the pop star is taking her seat in the coach's chair later this year.NBC said Tuesday that Grande will join the Emmy-winning series for its fall 2021 cycle.Grande will be joined by Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend.