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Blake Shelton

Blake Shelton is an Oklahoma country singer whose songs include “Austin” and “God’s Country,” and whose television work spans The Voice and The Road.

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Overview

Hometown: Ada, Oklahoma
Work: Country singer and television personality
Breakout: “Austin,” his debut single and first No. 1, in 2001
Opry member: Inducted October 23, 2010
On television: The Voice coach for 23 seasons; executive producer of The Road

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From Ada to Nashville.

Shelton grew up in Ada, Oklahoma, where he learned guitar, worked on his singing and regularly performed at the McSwain Theatre. He moved to Nashville at 17. His debut single “Austin” became his first No. 1 in 2001.

Songs and a red chair.

His career grew through records including Red River Blue and hits such as “Honey Bee,” “God Gave Me You” and “God’s Country.” He also became a familiar face as a coach on The Voice, appearing from its 2011 debut through 2023 across 23 seasons.

Still sharing the stage.

His 2025 album For Recreational Use Only paired new songs with appearances by Gwen Stefani, Craig Morgan and John Anderson. Alongside his own recordings and concerts, Shelton supports emerging performers through Ole Red venues and his work as an executive producer of The Road.

Creditschronological, newest first

Music

2026Let Him In Anyway (Stripped Version)Recording artist
2025For Recreational Use OnlyRecording artist
2019God’s CountryRecording artist
2001AustinRecording artist; debut single

Television

2025The RoadExecutive producer
2011–2023The VoiceCoach, 23 seasons

Awards

Quotes

I love this song, and I’m so grateful the fans do too.Blake Shelton, BBR Music Group

He said this in January 2026 as his label celebrated “Stay Country or Die Tryin’” reaching No. 1 at country radio.

Trivia

Ada’s water tower appears on the cover of his 2014 album Bringing Back the Sunshine.
He was the first Opry member to screw in his own member nameplate, starting a tradition followed by later inductees.
His Ole Red venues take their name from his song “Ol’ Red.”