Terry McDermott

In an inexplicable hour-and-a-half long episode, in order to fill the time, there were a bunch of extra performances and B-roll footage, and when it was Terry McDermott's turn, the show made no exception in the storytelling.

Terry McDermott got off to a great start on 'The Voice;' with his rocker ways and great voice, he was a shoe in for the competition. But then he stalled and almost went home last week, so it's a good thing he's changing his tune -- literally -- this week of the show.

Up first for Team Blake on 'The Voice' was Scottish rocker Terry McDermott, who has been doing phenomenally well throughout the season so far.

Terry McDermott rocked the house on ‘The Voice’ tonight (Nov. 12) with his powerful version of Boston’s ‘More Than a Feeling.’ He may not have been born in the U.S., but it’s clear that Americans can relate to him like he’s one of their own. “It’s extremely surreal to know that America has voted for a Scottish guy,” McDermott said.

'The Voice' battle rounds are finally upon us this season, and not only does this mean the contestants will get cut in half, but the new "steal" rule has us pretty stoked. Each coach is allowed two steals, giving a previously eliminated contestant during the battle rounds a second chance to get to the finals.

35-year-old Scottish singer-songwriter Terry McDermott brought in tonight’s Season 3 premiere of ‘The Voice’ with a bang. After the judges kicked off the season's first episode with their own version of the Rolling Stones’ ‘Start Me Up,’ McDermott delivered a stunning rendition of the Who’s ‘Teenage Wasteland’ and quickly won over Cee Lo, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton.