The Canadian crooner stole from fellow coach Reba McEntire on Monday’s episode of ‘The Voice’
Michael Bublé is officially ready to take The Voice by storm.
On Monday, Nov. 4, the Canadian crooner used his final steal in the Battles to take one of Reba McEntire’s contestants after she chose his opponent to stay in the competition.
For the battle, Tate Renner and Tanner Frick went head-to-head as they belted out the lyrics to Jelly Roll’s “Need a Favor.”
After thinking long and hard, McEntire, 69, announced that Renner was the winner of the competition.
“That was a really tough decision but I went with Tate. I love Tate’s raspiness in his voice. A little bit of Chris Stapleton in there,” she said, later adding that she thinks he’ll “go far.”
After host Carson Daly announced that Frick was available for a steal, Bublé pressed his button and let out a big smile as he nodded his head up and down.
“Tanner Frick was a huge win for me. That’s a former four-chair turn and a piece of the puzzle that I didn’t have,” he said.
Adding, “I needed that country singer and now I feel like I’m completely in the game. It’s a brave new world we’re about to head into.”
In a one-on-one interview afterward, Frick yelled out, “Woo! I’m on Team Bublé.”
Then, the star walked up behind him and said, “Dude, you opened your mouth and the very first note I was like, ‘Yes. You know what?'”
And Frick interrupted by singing Bublé’s song, “Feeling Good.”
