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Michael Bublé is a five-time Grammy champion for albums like To Be Loved, Crazy Love, and Call Me Irresponsible. Before joining The Voice in Season 26, the popular crooner served as a part-time advisor to Team Blake Shelton way back in Season 3, and he also performed “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)” in that year’s live Semifinals. Michael prevailed during his first season at bat thanks to Filipino artist Sofronio Vasquez, and he also coached that year’s runner-up, Shye. Now that the Season 27 blind auditions have kicked off, can Michael prevail for the second time on NBC’s reality TV show?
Tour our gallery below for a closer look at Team Michael Bublé on The Voice Season 27, including photos, bios, and artist rankings. Also see our features for Team Kelsea Ballerini, Team John Legend, and Team Adam Levine.
Jadyn Cree (2-CHAIR TURN)
Age: 23
Resident: Lincoln, NE
Jadyn first caught attention on “The Voice” stage during Season 25 – not as a contestant, but supporting her father and future S25 finalist Bryan Olesen during his Blind Audition. When John spontaneously invited her to perform, she impressed with an impromptu rendition of “Put Your Records On.” Following in her father’s musical footsteps, Jadyn now leads AM/FM, an 1980s cover band where she’s embraced as a daughter by her bandmates, all men in their 50s and 60s. Her versatile performances span from Madonna to Dolly Parton, but she’s still honing in on who she is as an artist. Working full-time as a sales assistant at a window and door dealership, Jadyn is ready to return to “The Voice” stage – this time with her biggest inspiration, her dad, cheering her on.
Carlos Santiago (2-CHAIR TURN)
Age: 35
Hometown: Caguas, Puerto Rico
Resident: Nashville, TN
Growing up in Caguas, Puerto Rico, Carlos’ musical journey began at age 3, singing in church and imitating his aunt’s choir directing. Born into a family where music was woven into every celebration, he developed his talents alongside his parents, who often performed as a duo. At 13, Carlos moved with his family to Florida. He found solace in music to help with the transition, especially with the classical guitar gifted to him by his father, who later secretly submitted Carlos’ audition to “The Voice.” After receiving a Bachelor of Music in vocal performance from Southeastern University, Carlos now shares his passion as an Adjunct Voice Professor at Lipscomb University, inspiring young students while working as a session artist with choirs in his free time. Recently married to his wife, Katherine, he now focuses on songwriting and creating original music.
Who’s next?
John Legend, Kelsea Ballerini, Adam Levine, and Michael Bublé are your Season 27 coaches for The Voice. Keep watching every week on NBC to see which artists are added to the competition.
