Noah Cyrus Joins ‘The Voice’ as Mega Mentor for Dolly Parton Duet Finale
In a star-studded season finale of The Voice, Noah Cyrus made a significant impact by joining Zac Brown as a Mega Mentor. The finale showcased a mix of performances from the show’s coaches, including Reba McEntire, Michael Bublé, Niall Horan, and Snoop Dogg.
Noah Cyrus Shines in ‘The Voice’ Finale
Noah Cyrus performed “Butterfly,” a duet with Zac Brown featured on his album Love & Fear, originally recorded with Dolly Parton. This collaboration added a notable highlight to an already packed night of talent.
Contestants in the Spotlight
During the finale, contestants Ralph Edwards, Aubrey Nicole, Aiden Ross, and Jazz McKenzie were eager to be crowned the winner. Thanks to wild card votes, Max Chambers and DEK of Hearts joined them in the Top 6, heightening the competition’s intensity. However, only one contestant would come out on top.
Noah Cyrus’s Musical Legacy
- Album Release: Noah Cyrus’s latest release, I Want My Loved Ones to Go with Me, features collaborations with artists like Ella Langley and Fleet Foxes.
- Family Background: Coming from a musical family, Noah is the daughter of Billy Ray and Tish Cyrus and sister to pop icon Miley Cyrus.
Cyrus has been gaining recognition for her powerful voice and emotional delivery. Her performances are praised for showcasing a unique blend of talent and authenticity. Fans have expressed admiration for her growing artistry and emotional depth.
Blake Shelton’s Impact on ‘The Voice’
Blake Shelton, a long-time coach on The Voice, holds a significant position in the show’s history. With nine wins under his belt, he has played a crucial role in launching many successful careers, such as Cassadee Pope and Craig Wayne Boyd.
Stream the Season Finale
For those who missed the live finale, it will be available for streaming on Peacock. With memorable performances and emotional moments, this season’s wrap-up is not to be missed.
