Jeremy Beloate performed his version of Josh Groban’s “The Impossible Dream (The Quest)" on the Nov. 25 episode of the show, which really connected with Snoop Dogg and Reba McEntire. He did it in honor of his two late brothers who each died from addiction, which he opened up about prior to his performance.

A few months after her first victory on “The Voice” as a coach, country legend Reba McEntire is back in her red swivel chair looking for a second win. As the competition continues, McEntire’s team is now down to five singers who are competing for a spot in the live shows (only two singers from each team will advance to the live shows,

Spoiler alert! This story reveals some of the results from Team Snoop and Team Reba’s Playoff performances that aired November 25. Episodes can be streamed with a Peacock subscription if you missed it.

Snoop Dogg chose Beloate and Christina Eagle to move on to the live shows next week Jeremy Beloate is a star in the making. On Monday, Nov. 25, Beloate — who's on Team Snoop — took the stage for his playoffs performance of "The Impossible Dream (The Quest)" on The Voice.

The tears were flowing on Monday’s (November 25) episode of The Voice as Jeremy Beloate delivered an emotional performance that had Reba McEntire and Snoop Dogg openly crying. As the second round of Playoffs got underway,

Lainey Wilson will return to The Voice as a Playoff Advisor for Reba McEntire’s team on the hit competition show, NBC announced on Monday (November 25): “Just country icons helping country icons. 🤠🤠” Wilson performed “Hang Tight Honey” on the season finale of The Voice earlier this year,

Snoop Dogg had an emotional night Monday on The Voice. Surprisingly, he said goodbye to Aliyah Khaylyn, a 23-year-old from Philadelphia who knocked the judges out with her performance of Whitney Houston's "I Have Nothing.