The Voice

When the new season of The Voice kicked off last month, we were pretty darn excited because a Shreveport, LA favorite successfully turned coach Reba McEntire's chair! However, that journey came to an end last night for NWLA's own, Al Boogie.

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The new season of The Voice is here and last night, we got to see this Shreveport, LA favorite successfully turn a coach Reba McEntire's chair!

The new season of The Voice is here and word is we'll get to see this Shreveport, LA favorite... again!

I can't even begin to tell you how bummed I am that no coach's chairs were turned last night for our homegrown Shreveport, LA area talent on 'The Voice!'

Answer: Not soon enough!

If you like your music with a side of twang and a nice beard, you're going to want to be watching the premiere of NBC's 'The Voice' on March 6th for one of Shreveport, LA's own talented musicians.

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Local metal/hard rock vocalist Chris Benefield is auditioning for "The Voice" in Nashville next month.

Shreveport, Louisiana singer Cole Vosbury may have been sent home on 'The Voice' this week, but a visit to the Today Show in New York has helped cement his place as a future star.

It's been a long, wild ride for Shreveport's Cole Vosbury. The singer made it all the way to the final 5 on 'The Voice,' but on Tuesday, Dec. 10, that journey ended. Vosbury was eliminated in the semifinals.

It's been a long and interesting journey for Shreveport's Cole Vosbury, who started out on 'The Voice' with a blind audition that leaned toward novelty and made a big mid-season move to Blake Shelton's team. But here we are, one week from the season 5 finale on Dec. 16-17, and the singer has successfully made the top 5. Relive Vosbury's journey on 'The Voice' by watching all of his performances. R