‘The Voice’ Adds Sheryl Crow, LeAnn Rimes as “Mega Mentors” for Playoff Rounds

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The Voice is adding some more star power to its current season.

As a devoted fan, I’m thrilled to share that Sheryl Crow and LeAnn Rimes are stepping in as our power coaches for the upcoming playoff rounds on NBC’s series! Starting April 28, they’ll be lending their expertise to help Kelsea Ballerini’s and Michael Bublé’s teams, with Sheryl working closely with each singer. Meanwhile, LeAnn will be mentoring the artists in John Legend’s and Adam Levine’s squads, providing them with valuable insights as we move forward in the competition!

Crow and Rimes boast a combined total of 11 Grammy Awards and over 80 million albums sold collectively. They both have experience with “The Voice”; Crow served as a mentor during season four (which premiered in 2013), while Rimes has taken on coaching roles on the British and Australian editions of the show.

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In their careers, Crow and Rimes have accumulated 11 Grammy Awards and sold more than 80 million albums. They’ve both been associated with “The Voice”; Crow mentored during season four (2013), and Rimes has coached on the UK and Australian versions of the show.

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Both Crow and Rimes have achieved a great deal in their careers, including 11 Grammy Awards between them and more than 80 million albums sold collectively. They’ve both been involved with “The Voice”; Crow served as a mentor for season four (aired in 2013), while Rimes has worked on the British and Australian versions of the show as a coach.

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Crow and Rimes have a combined total of 11 Grammy Awards, more than 80 million albums sold collectively, and both have experience with “The Voice”. Crow acted as a mentor during season four (aired in 2013), while Rimes has coached on the British and Australian versions of the show.

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Crow and Rimes have an impressive resume: they’ve won 11 Grammy Awards together, sold over 80 million albums, and both have been involved with “The Voice”. Crow was a mentor during season four (aired in 2013), while Rimes has coached on the British and Australian versions of the show.

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Crow and Rimes have an impressive list of achievements: they’ve earned a combined total of 11 Grammy Awards, sold more than 80 million albums, and both are familiar with “The Voice”. Crow served as a mentor during season four (aired in 2013), while Rimes has coached on the British and Australian versions of the show.

2023 saw the honor of induction into the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame bestowed upon Crow. She boasts nine Grammy Awards and five multiplatinum-selling albums to her credit. Her latest album, titled Evolution, was unveiled in 2024.

Beyond earning a couple of Grammys, Rimes has amassed two Country Music Association Awards and three Academy of Country Music Awards throughout her career. Moreover, “How Do I Live” ranks among the most successful singles ever produced.

On Monday evenings, “The Voice” consistently ranks as one of NBC’s highest-rated programs, attracting an average of 5.28 million viewers during its 27th season, as reported by Nielsen. The autumn edition drew in an average of 6.57 million viewers on Mondays and 5.69 million on Tuesdays after a week of delayed viewing, without taking streaming into account.

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2025-04-14 23:25