Sneak Peek Team Reba's Jordan Rainer and Jackson Snelling Wow the Coaches on 'The Voice'

Get an Exclusive Preview of the First Battle in Season 24 of The Voice! Season 24 of The Voice is heating up as the Battle Rounds kick off, and the first pairing from Team Reba is set to blow the coaches away!

In this exclusive sneak peek of the upcoming episode, Jordan Rainer and Jackson Snelling from Team Reba step onto the stage, donning matching black cowboy hats, to perform a hit song by their coach, "The Heart Won't Lie."

Their flawless performance garners a standing ovation from the coaches, and Niall Horan can't help but express his amazement, admitting he has "goosebumps." The coaches are all smiles as they take their seats.

Niall praises the duo, highlighting Jackson's unique tone and Jordan's versatility, saying, "That was stunning." Gwen Stefani joins in, appreciating the ethereal quality in Jordan's voice and her powerful delivery.

Their coach, Reba, commends them for their coachability and notices a significant improvement from their rehearsals. She offers words of encouragement, noting Jackson's friendly and open demeanor, and Jordan's remarkable vocal skills. She also applauds Jordan for ditching her trademark sunglasses during the performance, declaring, "You did an excellent job, and your harmonies were spectacular."

Watch the full Battle below and don't miss the episode on Tuesday to find out who emerges as the winner!

ET had a chat with Gwen prior to the Battle Rounds this season, where she opened up about the unique experience of being on The Voice without her husband, Blake Shelton. The country superstar left the NBC show after 23 seasons.

"It feels a bit like my first season when I didn't even know he existed," Gwen shared. "It's a little strange, but it's also really enjoyable."

She expressed her love for coaching and building relationships with her team members after the Blind Auditions, emphasizing that it's where the dream truly takes shape.

However, she did admit that it's somewhat nerve-wracking to see Reba, the Queen of Country, in Blake's coaching chair.

When reflecting on Reba's performance in her debut season, Gwen chuckled, remembering the Blind Auditions. "She did great. She didn't have to do much," she recalled. Reba's straightforward approach to coaching clearly won the contestants over.

Catch The Voice on NBC, airing Mondays at 8 p.m. PT and Tuesdays at 9 p.m. PT.