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Jewel Saves NBC’s Soul As Judge On ‘The Sing-Off’

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Jewel, you were meant for The Sing-Off. 

The four-time Grammy Award nominee has joined Boyz II Men’s Shawn Stockman and singer Ben Folds as a judge for NBC’s singing competition series’ recently announced fourth season. Nick Lachey will continue to turn the heat up to 98 Degrees as host of the show while singer-songwriter Jewel replaces Sara Bareilles, who took over for Nicole Scherzinger during the third season but is now stepping out to “focus on her music.” 

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“There are very few musical artists as accomplished and talented as Jewel. Her addition to The Sing-Off judges panel, along with our stellar team of Shawn Stockman and Ben Folds, raises the showmanship of the series up another notch,” said Paul Telegdy, NBC’s President of Alternative and Late Night Programming. “The musical credentials of Nick Lachey are extraordinary and his continued contributions to the show as host remain a huge asset.”

“I am so thrilled to welcome Jewel to our expert musical panel,” added executive producer Mark Burnett about the singer, who most recently starred in Lifetime’s June Carter Cash biopic Ring of Fire  in addition to releasing a greatest Hits  album.

Here’s to hoping the judge lineup is here to stay when The Sing-Off returns in December, because let’s be real… these foolish changes are tearing us apart.

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