NBC’s ‘The Voice’ Top 10 Recognizes Military Appreciation Month
The duo went on to introduce the Top 10 contestants group performance of Dierks Bentley’s No.1 song “Home."
The Top 10 of NBCs The Voice kicked off with two very special guests on Monday nights episode. First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden visited the hit show to promote Military Appreciation Month and their Joining Forces initiative.
The duo went on to introduce the Top 10 contestants group performance of Dierks Bentleys No.1 song Home, featuring a full brass band.
After the moving moments of patriotism, the competition got down and dirty. Coach Blake Shelton still has his final three contestants intact: Mary Sarah, Paxton Ingram and Adam Wakefield.
Following his stand-out performance last week, Ingram channeled the iconic Cline Dion for Its All Coming Back to Me Now. I was genuinely, pleasantly surprised, admitted Christina. You are becoming this artist right before our very eyes, man, his proud coach added.
Second for Team Blake was country favorite Mary Sarah, singing Tammy Wynettes Stand By Your Man. She is more of a singer than I even knew she was, said her coach. That was amazing, concluded Adam Levine. Since the blinds, I dont think Ive really seen anything that fit quite as well as this.
Last for Sheltons team was Adam Wakefield, who sang I Got A Woman by Ray Charles. To step out of his comfort zone, his coach decided to add a brass section because It is not time to play it safe anymore. Youre the next one, bro, Pharrell expressed. You literally just blowed my brains out. Blowed my brains out, Blake added.
Someone from the Top 10 is going home on tonights results show. Who will it be?
The Voice Season 10 Top 10 sing “Home”
Paxton Ingram belts “It’s All Coming Back to Me Now”
Mary Sarah steps up with “Stand By Your Man”
Adam Wakefield pushes boundaries with “I Got A Woman”
