TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Royce Lovett, a Tallahassee native, has secured a spot on Gwen Stefani's team after a blind audition on the reality TV show "The Voice."
Lovett performed Wyclef Jean's "911" on the show's season premiere Tuesday night, Gwen Stefani turning her chair for him just 30 seconds into his performance. Unable to contain her excitement, Stephani got up and began dancing to Lovett's Reggae beat.
Watch it again!!! https://t.co/MznRD0aBwv
— Royce Lovett (@RoyceLovett) September 25, 2019
Just 30 seconds after, Blake Shelton also pushed his button for Lovett. In the end, Lovett went with Team Gwen.
Listen, @gwenstefani you’re exactly who I wanted!! We’re gonna rock this!! If I wasn’t singing on stage, I would have been out there dancing with you! nbcthevoice
— Royce Lovett (@RoyceLovett) September 25, 2019
LINK IN BIO @ NBC The Voice https://t.co/ebcb5VNCYT
A singer, songwriter, and rapper Lovett is a father of two and a Motown Gospel recording artist. He's performed along well-known artists like Wale, Vince Staples, George Clinton, P-Funk, and more.
Most recently, Lovett performed at the Sundown Series in Cascades Park on Sept. 14.
"The Voice" airs 8 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays on NBC.
