‘The Voice’ Coaches Team Up for a New Performance Ahead of the Premiere
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The Voice Season 26 coaches Reba McEntire, Snoop Dogg, Gwen Stefani, and Michael Bublé have teamed up for a new group performance ahead of Monday’s premiere. This time, they joined voices on a cover of “Heartache Tonight” by the Eagles.
The Voice Coaches Team Up for New Performance
The four coaches took the stage in front of the show’s in-studio audience to perform together. This is the second coaches’ performance we’ve seen ahead of Season 26, as the four previously teamed up to cover “Reach Out I’ll Be There” by the Four Tops.
This time, they took on an Eagles classic while wearing coordinating black outfits. Each of them also had some sparkly details, such as the metallic fringe on McEntire’s jacket, as well as Snoop’s necklace and lapel pin. Stefani was glamorous as usual in a bold dress and boots, while Bublé kept things classic.
The four coaches showed off a fun chemistry as they performed together, pairing off for cute little moments throughout the song. They also each had a chance to shine on their own. At the end of the performance, Stefani stepped forward to playfully push the camera away as the crowd applauded.
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Season 26 Premieres This Week
The Voice Season 26 premieres on Monday night at 8/7c on NBC. It will also be available to stream on Peacock. This is the second season of the show this year, following Season 25 in the spring — which was won by Asher HaVon on Team Reba.
McEntire is back for her third consecutive season as a coach, while Stefani is returning for her eighth season overall. The show is also introducing two new coaches to the panel this season — Snoop Dogg and Michael Bublé.
Are you excited about this season’s coaches? Which team do you think you’ll be rooting for this time around? Let us know in the comments below, and be sure to tune in Monday night on NBC to see the first round of Blind Auditions.
