Keegan Ferrell: Last News

Blake Shelton had a tough battle on his hands on Monday's !For the second week of the Battle Rounds, the country star pitted Keegan Ferrell and Jordan Matthew Young against one another, for a dueling duet of Train's «Calling All Angels.»The two are very different performers: Keegan is a 21-year-old up-and-coming music producer with a crystal-clear tone, while Jordan is a 35-year-old touring musician with a signature gravel to his voice.«Keegan's a guy who, music is second nature to him, performing is maybe a different thing,» Blake said of the matchup.

Blake Shelton is pinning the exit of former "Voice" castmate, Adam Levine, on Kelly Clarkson. It all started during "The Voice’s" blind auditions on Monday when 21-year-old contestant Keegan Ferrell sang "She Will Be Loved," which hails from Levine's band Maroon 5.  Ferrell's performance saw both Shelton, 44, and Clarkson, 38, slamming their buzzers in hopes of landing the singer on their respective teams.

Shots fired! Blake Shelton joked that Adam Levine was cut from The Voice because of Kelly Clarkson during the Monday, March 22, episode.

It has been years since Adam Levine has been on The Voice and now Blake Shelton is placing blame on another judge for his ousting from the show.

Adam Levine departed after season 16, but his best frenemy, Blake Shelton, still remembers their time together!During the final night of the season 20 Blind Auditions on Monday, singer and pianist Keegan Ferrell impresses the coaches with his performance of a beloved Maroon 5 track, «She Will Be Loved.» Only Blake and Kelly Clarkson have open spots left on their teams, and when both turn their chairs, Blake pulls out the big guns to win Keegan over!«I happen to be buddies with the guy that wrote and sang that song,» Blake notes, jokingly pointing out that Kelly now occupies Adam's old chair. «I'm not saying that Kelly got Adam fired, but he's gone and she's sitting there.»«I would love to be that powerful!» Kelly replies.

Keegan Ferrell is proving himself to be a hot commodity on “The Voice”.