Country superstar Blake Shelton has made headlines lately for his recent performances and appearances. The "God's Country" singer has been using his platform to showcase up-and-coming talent and surprise audiences with unexpected collaborations. Here's a roundup of his latest news:

Most recently, Shelton used his last "save" on Milwaukee singer Rachel Christine during the latest season of "The Voice." The country crooner is currently on season 23 of the hit singing competition, where he's mentoring a team pairing of Kylee Dayne and Mary Kate Conner.

Shelton's live shows are also making waves, as he headlined the Boots in the Park 2023 music festival in Tempe, Arizona alongside fellow country star Sam Hunt. Other popular artists performed at the two-day event.

At his tour stop in Buffalo, New York on March 25, Shelton's wife Gwen Stefani joined him onstage for a surprise performance of No Doubt's "Don't Speak." The pop star also sang two of her collaborations with Shelton, "Nobody But You" and "Happy Anywhere."

Speaking of Stefani, country newcomer Carly Pearce opened for Shelton on his Back to the Honky Tonk tour and bonded with Shelton's wife during their time on the road. Pearce has called the couple "hilarious" and Stefani "very normal."

Shelton and Stefani also made headlines at the recent CMT Music Awards, where they walked the red carpet together. While rumors of a pregnancy circulated after Stefani teased a "big announcement," it turned out to be related to her upcoming Las Vegas residency.

During a December interview with PEOPLE, Shelton spoke about his happy home life with Stefani and their enjoyment of simpler times spent relaxing and cooking together. The couple has been together since 2015 and Shelton is a stepfather to Stefani's three sons from her previous marriage.

Fans of Shelton can also catch him on season 23 of "The Voice," where he's working alongside fellow coaches Ariana Grande, Kelly Clarkson, and John Legend. The coaches have all expressed their excitement to work with the veteran country singer and Clarkson even texted him about his final season on the show.

As for future events and ticket sales, no information has been released at this time. However, fans can rest assured that Shelton will continue to entertain audiences with his signature blend of twangy vocals and down-home charm.

Blake Shelton History

Blake Shelton was born on June 18, 1976, in Ada, Oklahoma. He grew up in a small town with his parents and brother. Shelton showed an early interest in music, and by the age of 12, he was playing guitar and singing at local events.

In 2001, Shelton signed a recording contract with Giant Records, and his debut single, "Austin," quickly climbed the charts, reaching No. 1 on the country music charts. The success of "Austin" led to Shelton's first album, "Blake Shelton," which was released in 2001.

Since then, Shelton has released 12 studio albums and has had over 40 singles reach the top 40 on the country music charts. He is best known for his hits "Some Beach," "The Baby," and "Honey Bee."

Shelton is also a popular television personality, serving as a coach on the hit show "The Voice" since 2011. His popularity on the show has helped to increase his fan base and has brought him even more success as a country music artist.

Live concerts and events have always been a big part of Blake Shelton's career. He has performed at some of the biggest events in country music, including the CMA Awards, ACM Awards, and the Grand Ole Opry. He is also known for his own headlining tours, which have drawn large crowds of fans from all over the country.

Shelton's most recent tour was the "Friends and Heroes Tour," which ran from February to March 2020. The tour featured special guests Lauren Alaina, Trace Adkins, John Anderson, and the Bellamy Brothers.

In addition to his headlining tours, Shelton has also been a part of many festival lineups, including the Country Thunder Music Festival, Stagecoach Country Music Festival, and the CMA Music Festival.

Getting tickets to a Blake Shelton concert can be a challenging task due to his large fan base and popularity. Tickets for his concerts often sell out within hours of going on sale, making it important for fans to act fast if they want to see him perform live.

One way to secure tickets to a Blake Shelton concert is to sign up for pre-sale alerts. Many ticketing websites offer pre-sale alerts to their subscribers, giving them early access to tickets before they go on sale to the general public.

Another way to get tickets to a Blake Shelton concert is to purchase them through a ticket broker or reseller. While these tickets may be more expensive than face value, they can be a good option for fans who missed out on the initial ticket sales.

In conclusion, Blake Shelton's career has been marked by his success in both the music industry and as a television personality. Live concerts and events have always been a big part of his career, and he has become one of the most popular and sought-after country music artists of our time. Getting tickets to his concerts can be a challenge, but for fans, the experience of seeing him perform live is well worth the effort.