For the superstars on ‘Duets,’ the challenge is not only finding someone with some singing chops, but also finding that person whose vocal and personal chemistry blends easily with theirs. Robin Thicke must have had his ears on during his auditions because he found an incomparable voice in Alexis Foster.
It's difficult to believe John Legend hasn't known his second 'Duets' partner longer than just a few weeks. The singer-songwriter chose Bridget Carrington to sing his song 'Tonight (Best You Ever Had)' with him during Thursday night's debut episode of the ABC reality show. The result left at least two judges wanting to run home to the men in their lives.
Kelly Clarkson said that because she’s so competitive, she wanted to find the perfect people to duet with her on ABC’s ‘Duets.’ It’s possible that she just may have done that after seeing her first performance with Jason Farol.
Robin Thicke is Mr. Blue Eyed Soul. He has great hair, a great voice and looks like he will be absolutely and unquestionably terrific at mentoring the hopefuls on the new singing show 'Duets.'
We learned all of this on tonight's premiere (May 24) of the new
John Legend was out to find the purest voice when choosing a partner for his team on ABC's new reality show 'Duets.' After sifting through dozens of talented but not-quite-right singers, the singer-songwriter chose an unlikely partner to sing his hit 'Ordinary People.' Johnny Gray towered over Legend at the piano while singing the love song.
Kelly Clarkson is a busy gal. While she recently revealed that she loves the fact that her new management lets her have a life, it doesn't mean she's not working her butt off -- the 'American Idol' alum has a new song about to hit radio, a new TV show and a new romance to balance. She dished to Billboard on what sets 'Duets' apart from other musical competition shows and why she loves her new single, 'Dark Side.'
The gloves are off and the claws are out in the reality singing show wars!
Singer John Legend, who will unite with Kelly Clarkson on the newly launching ABC show 'Duets' (which will pair established, A-list judges with upstart contestants), took a shot at new 'X Factor' judges Britney Spears and Demi Lovato. He said that they can't sing, making their appointments to the show's panel questionable.
