Blake Shelton, Charlie Puth & Maren Morris to Perform Live on THE VOICE

Coach and five-time CMA Male Vocalist of the Year Blake Shelton, multi-Grammy Award nominee Charlie Puth, and Grammy, CMA and ACM winner Maren Morris are set to perform on NBC's three-time Emmy Award-winning musical competition series, THE VOICE. On Monday, May 8, Shelton will perform his new Top 20 single, "Every Time I Hear That Song," from his current bestselling album, "If I'm Honest."

Puth, who appeared as Alicia Keys' guest adviser during season 11, will perform for the first time his new single "Attention" on Tuesday, May 9 from his upcoming sophomore album. That same night on "The Voice," Morris will sing "I Could Use a Love Song" from her debut studio album, "Hero."

Blake Shelton's "If I'm Honest" album debuted at #1 on the Billboard Top Album Sales Chart and the Billboard Country Album Chart, and is the best-selling country album release of 2016. It featured two #1 smash hits, "Came Here to Forget" and "A Guy With a Girl," the latter of which became his 23rd chart-topping song. The album features three songs written by Shelton, including the gospel-tinged "Savior's Shadow," "Friends," which is also featured in the "The Angry Birds Movie," and "Go Ahead and Break My Heart," a song he wrote and performs with Gwen Stefani.

A member of the Grand Ole Opry, Shelton has earned a host of awards throughout his career, which most recently include Favorite Country Male Artist at THE AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS as well as the first-ever Male Artist of the Year. In 2017 he became the first country artist to win Favorite Album at the PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARDS in addition to his win for Favorite Male Country Artist, and he was just nominated for a pair of BILLBOARD MUSIC AWARDS for Top Country Artist and Top Country Album. He recently wrapped his headlining 2017 "Doing It to Country Songs" Tour.

New Jersey-born multiple Grammy Award-nominated multiplatinum artist, songwriter and producer Charlie Puth catapulted to superstardom in 2016 at light speed. He maintained this perpetual motion with the 2017 single "Attention," which he appropriately wrote and produced on a Japanese bullet train. Following the song's debut at a groundbreaking Los Angeles music exhibit dubbed #THEATTENTIONROOM, critical applause exploded, with The New York Times proclaiming it "a savage takedown rendered in pinpoint 1980s soft-soul haze smacked hard by glossy funk." The song cracked 3 million Spotify streams in just a week, and its sexy music video racked up over 5 million views in under 24 hours.

Puth's first album "Nine Track Mind," which was recently certified platinum, made a remarkable chart debut upon its 2016 release, hitting #5 on Billboard's Top Current Albums Chart, fueled by 2x RIAA platinum-certified top 40 smashes, "One Call Away" and "Marvin Gaye (featuring Meghan Trainor)," as well as the platinum-certified "We Don't Talk Anymore (featuring Selena Gomez)." A worldwide phenomenon, the album reached #1 on iTunes charts in 28 countries around the globe.

Puth first exploded onto the music scene as a songwriter, producer and vocalist on Wiz Khalifa's "See You Again," the emotional tribute to Paul Walker in "Furious 7." The song has officially entered the history books as one of the decade's biggest singles, topping Billboard's Hot 100 for a stunning 12 weeks and has become YouTube's second most popular video of all-time with 2.6 billion-plus views. It won two Billboard Music Awards, a Critic's Choice Award for Best Song, a Hollywood Film Award and two Teen Choice Awards. It also earned a Golden Globe Award nomination in the category of Best Original Song and three Grammy nods, including the prestigious Song of the Year.

A gifted and charismatic live performer, Puth has proven a hugely popular concert attraction, with last year's "Nine Track Mind Tour" selling out nearly every date within 30 minutes of its announcement. Puth's new single, "Attention," is certain to be a live-show highlight in his upcoming North American tour. The dates, which see Puth performing as special guest to Shawn Mendes' "Illuminate World Tour," begin July 6 in Portland, Ore., and then travel through late August. For complete details and ticket information, visit www.charlieputh.com/tour. For news, music, and additional information, please visit www.charlieputh.com.

Singer/songwriter Maren Morris has quickly established herself with vocal stylings that reflect her country, folk and pop influences. The Arlington, Texas native's label-debut album, "Hero" released via Columbia NASHVILLE on June 3, 2016, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Country Album chart and No. 5 on the Billboard Top 200 all genre chart. Morris' first and second singles from "Hero," "My Church" and "80s Mercedes," have been certified Platinum and Gold respectively by the RIAA. Her current radio single "I Could Use A Love Song" is on the Country Radio airwaves now.

Morris recently took home the Grammy Award for Best Country Solo Performance for "My Church" at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards. She can also claim the most nominations for a Country music artist - with four to her credit. Morris received six nominations for the 52nd ACADEMY OF COUNTRY MUSIC AWARDS including New Female Vocalist of the Year, which she won. Morris was also awarded the "New Artist of the Year" trophy at the 50th Annual CMA Awards.

Morris recently wrapped the first leg of her first-ever, SOLD OUT, headlining tour, The HERO Tour 2017, with additional dates being added for the fall and winter of 2017.

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