The
Voice

just
got
a
little
more
country.

The
NBC
singing
competition
series
announced
they
will
welcome
music
icons


LeAnn
Rimes

and


Sheryl
Crow

as
their
season
27
Mega
Mentors
to
assist
the
coaches
and
contestants
during
the
playoff
round.

Rimes—who
became
the
youngest
person
to
ever
win
the


Grammy

for
Best
New
Artist
in
1997
at
14
years
old—will
support
coaches


John
Legend

and


Adam
Levine.
Crow,
who
herself
is
a
nine-time
Grammy
winner,
will
join
coaches


Kelsea
Ballerini

and


Michael
Bublé.

Both
mega
mentors
celebrated
the
announcement
by
sharing
the
news
to
their
Instagram
Stories.

Rimes
and
Crow
join
an
elite
group
of
musicians
who
have
filled
the
important
role
of
Mega
Mentor,
with
the
position
previously
going
to
stars
like


Taylor
Swift

and


Keith
Urban,
as
well
as
former


Voice

coaches


Reba
McEntire

and


Jennifer
Hudson.
And
just
as
the
pair
are
accomplished
musicians,
they
are
also
experienced
when
it
comes
to


The
Voice.