‘The Voice’ Standout Jacquie Roar Opens Up About Switching Teams, Connecting with Reba, And Reveals Exciting Plans For The Future

Roar tried out for ‘The Voice’ for nine consecutive years before she made it and says it was “the best experience” she’s ever had.

From Team Gwen to Team Reba, Jacquie Roar captivated fans of The Voice with her powerhouse vocals, earning herself a four-chair turn, coasting her way to the finale, and ultimately finishing in fourth place on season 24. Serving as an artist who performs the perfect mixture of “rock, country, and classics,” the 37-year-old is truly one-of-a-kind, promising a plethora of new music to come post-show.

In an exclusive interview with Country Now, Jacquie gave those who kept up with her journey on The Voice a glimpse into the future – which includes a single titled “Bad Habit” and a forthcoming collaboration with fellow contestant BIAS – as well as reflected on her journey on the series as a whole.