Stunning Performance! Team Bublé Wows with Louis Armstrong Classic in ‘The Voice’ Season 26!

Michael Buble The Voice Season 26

Tonight on “The Voice,” the Battles continued with coaches Michael BubleSnoop DoggReba McEntire and Gwen Stefani pitting two of their 14 acts against each other in head-to-head match-ups. In this round of the competition, only one of the battling artists advances as a member of their team while the other is eliminated… unless another coach uses a steal to save them and bring the artist over to their team. Michael and Gwen both used their first of two steal options during “The Battles Premiere” on October 21.

For the centerpiece showing of “The Battles Part 2” evening, Michael paired his two “character voices” on the Louis Armstrong classic “What a Wonderful World.” When introducing the song to Edward Preble and Mark Shiiba, Michael referred to Louis as “the most important artist in the history of American music” because he “changed music forever” when he “invented something that has never been heard before.” Because he sees Edward and Mark as such unique artists, he knew they could handle “one of the greatest songs ever written” with the finesse it needed.

During rehearsal, Edward expressed his passion for the kind of music Louis made and it was important for him to “do it justice.” Similarly, Michael recognizes a “camaraderie” between himself and Edward because they “share the same heroes” in terms of their musical influence. Meanwhile, Mark was the artist that Michael used his only Coach Replay on during the Blind Auditions, picking him up because he has a “special” and “different” voice that he knows how to use.

Following their stunning duet of the song, Snoop said he was “in a trance” because they “made it [their] own version.” He challenged Michael to pick Mark over Edward because it would be the unexpected choice for Michael to help bring his tone “to life.” Reba added that it was a smart pairing because they’re so different, but worked so well and she also thought Mark did better because it was “refreshing” and “out of the box.” Gwen was more “mesmerized” by Edward because he “got into it on stage” and was ultimately “more curious” about him as an artist.

Michael acknowledged that the song is “pretty scary” because it “exposes” the artist’s vocal and that he could hear the nervousness in Edward’s voice. He told Mark it was “such a great performance” because he did “such a great job as a storyteller.” Taking it all into consideration, Michael shocked the other coaches by choosing Edward as the winner because of his “potential” and “how he carries himself.” Even though Snoop and Reba both thought he won the battle, neither coach used one of their steals to save Mark.

The other battles shown in episode 8 were: Adam Bohanan over Kevin James Graham from Team Reba singing “Lose Control,” ChrisDeo beat MisterMoon from Team Snoop on “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow,” Jeremy Beloate defeated Torion Sellers from Team Buble on “Just the Way You Are,” Torre Blake beat Suede Lacy from Team Snoop with “What You Won’t Do for Love,” and Gabrielle Zabosky won instead of Frankie Torres from Team Gwen singing “Never Tear Us Apart,” but Reba saved Frankie from elimination with use of her first steal of the round.

The updated teams:

TEAM SNOOP  – Brad Sample, ChrisDeo, Christina EagleDREIONGeorge StarnesJake TankersleyMary McAvoyMichael AlexanderssonMikaela Ayira, Torre Blake

TEAM REBA – 323, Adam Bohanan, Creigh RiepeDanny JosephDeon Jones, Frankie Torres, Jaukeem FortsonKatie OKendall EugeneLauren-Michael SellersTanner FrickTate RennerTsola

TEAM GWEN – Austyns StancilBeyaCamryn BrooksCozy LenFelsmere, Gabrielle Zabosky, Jan DanJose LuisKay SibalMor IldertonRowdy SheaSydney Sterlace

TEAM BUBLE – Aliyah KhaylynCameron WrightCassidy Lee, Edward Preble, J.PaulJamison Puckett, Jeremy Beloate, Kamila KiehneKiara VegaShyeSloane SimonSofronio Vasquez

The four-time Emmy Award-winning musical competition series “The Voice” is in its 26th season featuring five stages of competition: Blind Auditions, Battle Rounds, Knockouts, Playoffs and Live Performance Shows. In the coaches’ chairs, Reba is the defending champion after winning season 25 with Asher HaVon, the show’s first openly LGBTQ champ. She is joined by Gwen, in her 8th season, and Snoop and Michael, both competing for the first time. 

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