A Game Of Musical Chairs

The Voice season 20 begins on a high note with stellar performances as past coach Nick Jonas reclaims his seat.

- Ipeleng Rakgantsho

Nick Jonas (far right) is back to duke it out with the other coaches (from left): Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson and John Legend.

The Voice

Season 20 Fridays (from 28 May)

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The key to sustaining the longevity of a reality TV show is its ability to maintain a fresh and exciting premise while keeping viewers engaged and on the edge of their seats. And that is exactly what musical show The Voice (2011-now) does well. With season 20’s arrival, we’re celebrating the show’s 10th anniversary as the spotlight again zooms in on singers who’re able to move the now-virtual audiences with their performances week after week.

“The Voice has lasted this long for the simple reason that it’s wholesome and it is hopeful, it has a feel-good factor and you see contestants pushing themselves to be the best they can be on the stage. It’s absolutely phenomenal and that makes me proud to be part of The Voice family,” explains musician and actor Nick Jonas (Nate Kulina in sports drama series Kingdom, 2014-2017), who returns as a coach alongside Kelly Clarkson, John Legend and Blake Shelton.