Sit in Dan + Shay's 'The Voice' chairs during 'Double Chair Takeover' at Ole Red Nashville

From March 20-22, 2024, "The Voice" — or at least the 25-season and 13-year-old NBC singing program's artifacts and country stars — will be coming to Blake Shelton's Lower Broadway Ole Red honky-tonk location.

Yes, the "Double Chair Takeover" is coming to Nashville, meaning the chair customized for debuting 2024 season coaches Dan + Shay to sit in on Monday nights will be present.

The current "The Voice" season panel includes the "10,000 Hours" vocalists joined by Chance the Rapper, John Legend (for his ninth season) and Country Music Hall of Famer Reba McEntire (for her second consecutive season).

Upon entrance to Ole Red, fans can sit in the double chair, receive exclusive branded giveaways, participate in photo opportunities and enjoy drink specials.

The three-day activation is free and open to the public on a first-come, first-serve basis. A small queue will be available upon entry. Venue policies will be followed, including access for 21+ only after 9 p.m. CT.

The event will also feature performances from country artists who have previously appeared on "The Voice," including Alexandra Kay, Huntley, Jake Hoot, Lana Scott, Morgan Myles, Pete Mroz, Worth the Wait and more, plus what a press statement offers will be "surprise celebrity appearances."

In advertising for the current season of "The Voice," Chance, Legend, and McEntire joke about how the "Double Chair S25" has a "sleek and sexy design, cutting-edge button-pushing" and yes, "two seats."

The country duo previously appeared on "The Voice" as "battle advisors" for Blake Shelton in season 20. Shelton left the program in October 2022 after two decades in its legendary red chairs.

Notably, in the current "The Voice" season, Nashville-based country performer Tae Lewis has joined "Team Reba."

"Reba's super authentic and reminds me of how my mother cares for, loves on and nurtures me," Lewis told The Tennessean.

"She's honed in on developing what she feels is my already great vocal tone and helping me better understand myself as an artist. 'The Voice' is a difficult competition that has tested how exhilarating and fun I can make [my craft]."

For more information on "The Voice," visit https://www.nbc.com/the-voice.

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