Taylor Swift to coach on The Voice
Taylor Swift
Entertainment, Music
October 3, 2014

Taylor Swift to coach on The Voice

NEW YORK, USA (AP) — Taylor Swift has plenty of her own hits, and now she’ll be advising young singers on The Voice how to do it themselves.

The NBC competition show said yesterday that the Shake It Off singer is serving as a mentor to competitors later this month. She’ll make her first appearance on Oct 27, giving her some prime-time exposure on the day that her new album is scheduled to be released.

On three shows, Swift will advise contestants on vocal technique, stage presence and picking the right songs to fit their strengths.

There’s no word on whether Swift will appear after the November 3 show.

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