Ed Sheeran Joins The Voice This Season As A ‘Mega Mentor’ Alongside Coaches

This season’s The Voice contestants are in for a treat as Ed Sheeran joins the show.

NBC Universal has announced that the top of the charts, 30, will put his talents and expertise to the service of the season 21 show as a “mega mentor” on Tuesday.

Ed will guide the competitors who have made it through the bouts with coaches Kelly Clarkson, Ariana Grande, John Legend and Blake Shelton.

Mega Mentor: NBC Universal announced that Ed Sheeran will put his talents and expertise to work on the Season 21 show as a ‘mega mentor’ on Tuesday

Starting Monday, October 25, Shivers’ crooner will step in to help performers in the knockout rounds where contestants will be matched with one of their teammates.

“Using her vast experience in songwriting, music production and performance to provide multi-faceted mentorship, Sheeran will guide artists in their vocal and technical choices and tailor the artists’ songs to their strengths to reinforce each performance. “NBC said in a Liberation press.

Ed certainly knows a thing or two about musical success with four Grammy Awards to his name and four multi-platinum albums.

To date, he’s sold over 50 million albums – a number that’s likely to skyrocket with the release of his next album, =, later this month. His first two singles on =, Shivers and Bad Habits, quickly rose to the top of the charts.

Expert Ear: Starting Monday, October 25, Shivers’ crooner will step in to help performers in knockout rounds where contestants will be matched with one of their teammates.

This won’t be Ed’s first rodeo on The Voice. Returning in season five, he stepped in as a coaching advisor to Christina Aguilera’s squad.

Meanwhile, on this season of The Voice, the blind auditions were about to end on Monday evening.

Coaches Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, Ariana Grande and John Legend all went out of their way to sign the remaining candidates they needed to complete their squads.

The episode ended with a powerful performance from Brittany Bree, who spun all four judges before choosing John Legend.

Team: Coaches Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, Ariana Grande and John Legend all went out of their way on Monday to sign the remaining candidates they needed to complete their squads

The first contender for the fifth round of the blind auditions was Ryleigh Plank, 20, of Fort. Meyers, Fla. Who performed Demi Lovato’s “Anyone”.

Ryleigh told the camera music was her life and helped her “get her out of the trenches.” She said she didn’t have many friends, had bullying issues, and suffered from depression and anxiety.

She ultimately chose Ariana who said she was so excited to have her on her team. “I love Ryleigh,” Ariana said.

Auditions for The Voice will continue Tuesday night on NBC.

Blind: The Voice auditions to continue Tuesday night on NBC