The Voice

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.

We've always known that we have a ton of untapped talent in Louisiana and last night, Louisiana's own Hunter Plake made it into the semi finals/top 8 on NBC's The Voice.

Louisiana is chock full of talent and last night, that was proven again as Louisiana's own Hunter Plake made the top 10 on NBC's The Voice.

Stephanie Rice, formerly of Texarkana, joined 'Team Gwen Stefani' during the premiere of Season 12 of The Voice Monday, February 27, 2017 during the Blind Auditions.

Louisiana knows how to support their own so set your DVRs.

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

Cole Vosbury performed two songs on "The Voice" last night. He started the NBC Show "The Voice" with the Hall & Oates classic "Rich Girl," but his biggest performance of the night was the James Morrison song "Better Man."

Another great night for Shreveporter Cole Vosbury. He makes it to the next round on "The Voice."

Cole Vosbury has made it through another round on 'The Voice.' The Shreveport native's journey continues following a stellar performance of Miguel's 'Adorn' Monday night (Nov. 11) that rendered the show's new Twitter-based #VoiceSave option moot.

Shreveport's Cole Vosbury surprised audience members and The Voice coaches alike when he busted out a soulful version of 'Movin' On Up,' more commonly known as the theme song from The Jeffersons.