This season, Nick, who says 'I'm here to win,' believes John Legend is his biggest competition.

'It's really hopeful, it's incredibly wholesome, and it makes you feel good when you watch it,' he explains, adding, 'It's just one of those shows that means a lot to people, and the longer it's on TV, the more they love it.' So I love that we get to do that for people.'īut Nick Jonas, who's returned to join Kelly, Blake Shelton and John Legend as a coach, believes the show's longevity is down to something else. 'That would have really.boosted my confidence. 'It would have been a really cool thing to have someone in the industry, helping me on my way,' she explains. Kelly also thinks the fact that the contestants are mentored by the coaches is another unique aspect of the show - and something she wishes she could have had on American Idol. 'I think sometimes we can't remember a time before Auto Tune or just listening to really great singers.people that really move you and don't need help from anything else: It's just their God-given gift.

'The Blinds.really does make it about the voice,' says Kelly. Kelly Clarkson, back for another round as a coach, believes the Blinds - where the contestants sing without the coaches seeing them - is the reason the show has lasted for 10 years. NBCUniversal(LOS ANGELES) - Tonight, The Voice returns to NBC for an incredible 20th season, kicking off as usual with the Blind Auditions.

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