Performances By Guests/coaches
| Episode | Show segment | Performer(s) | Title | Hot 100 reaction | Hot Digital Songs reaction |
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Live Playoff Results | Rod Stewart | "Finest Woman" | did not chart | did not chart | live performance |
| Rod Stewart | "Forever Young" | did not chart | did not chart | live performance | ||
| Cee Lo Green ft. Juliet SimmsB | "Only You" | did not chart | did not chart | live performance | ||
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Top 12 Results | Robin Thicke ft. T.I. and Pharrell | "Blurred Lines" | 12 (+42) | 2 (+21) | live performance |
| Lady Antebellum | "Goodbye Town" | did not chart | did not chart | live performance | ||
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Top 10 Perform Live | Maroon 5 | "Love Somebody" | 54 (debut) | 27 (debut) | live performance & music video teaser |
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Top 8 Perform Live | Blake Shelton ft. Gwen SebastianC | "Boys 'Round Here" | TBA | TBA | live performance |
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Top 8 Results | Sheryl Crow | "Easy" | TBA | TBA | live performance |
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Top 6 Results | Cassadee Pope | "Wasting All These Tears" | TBA | TBA | live performance |
- B^ Juliet Simms substitutes Lauriana Mae, who is featured on the single
- C^ Gwen Sebastian substitutes for both the Pistol Annies and RaeLynn, who are featured on the single
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Famous quotes containing the words performances, guests and/or coaches:
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“The menu was stewed liver and rice, fricassee of bones, and shredded dog biscuit. The dinner was greatly appreciated; the guests ate until they could eat no more, and Elisha Dyer’s dachshund so overtaxed its capacities that it fell unconscious by its plate and had to be carried home.”
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