The Tennessean
2019 became the year Shelton found God — in more ways than one. It's is also the year Shelton felt his faith soar.
Nash Country Daily
“This was one of those songs where the more I heard it, the more I fell in love with it,” Blake says. “I also realized how important it is for me and where I am in my life.”
Nashville Lifestyles
With Fully Loaded: God’s Country, Blake Shelton looks back on his story—and to the chapters ahead.
Vocal Point with Martina McBride
I've known Blake a long time and we've just always had a great chemistry. I always say that we're kind of like a brother and a sister.
blakeshelton.com
“The Friends and Heroes Tour was so exciting and successful last year that I couldn’t imagine not trying something like that again,” said Shelton.
The Vindicator
Shelton landed that The Voice gig by being one of the most successful country artists of the 21st century, and that’s the role he’ll be playing Saturday when he headlines the third Y Live concert at Stambaugh Stadium.
The Mercury News
We recently interviewed Shelton, who performs Sept. 13 at the SAP Center at San Jose. Hunter Hayes and Devin Dawson are also on the bill.
blakeshelton.com
Country music superstar Blake Shelton has crossed the wide expanses of God’s country to find a Friday night somewhere in America where the drinks are flowing, the party is raging and all there is to say is “Hell Right.”
The Tennessean
Cousins. That’s how Blake Shelton likens his new single “Hell Right” to his recent multi-week No. 1 smash “God’s Country.”
Nash Country Daily
Blake Shelton will try to score the 27th No. 1 single of his career with the release of “Hell Right” on Aug. 16.
Sounds Like Nashville
When Blake Shelton opens for George Strait, he’s not only there as a performer, but a loyal fan of the legendary country star.
The Tennessean
When Blake Shelton heard "God's Country" for the first time, he had that moment people tell him about. He was so moved, he pulled over.
Entertainment Tonight
Blake Shelton knows there's a next step in his relationship with Gwen Stefani-- but he's not ready to reveal their marriage plans just yet.
People Magazine
The “All of Me” singer, 40, joins Kelly Clarkson, Blake Shelton and Adam Levine as a coach on season 16 of NBC's hit singing-competition show, airing Mondays at 8 p.m. EST.