Top 10 Perform on ‘The Voice’ [VIDEO]

The Top 10 will become the Top 8 after tonight on 'The Voice.' Austin Jenckes from #TeamBlake opened the show with 'Your Love,' while Ray Boudreaux stuck with his 'swamp pop' sound on 'You Are the Best' and Cole Vosbury went acoustic on 'To Be With You.'

Coach Blake Shelton was a proud papa after his boys performed.

So damn proud of my #TeamBlake boys @AustinJenckes @ColeVosbury and @RayBoudreaux. Follow these dudes!!

— Blake Shelton (@blakeshelton) November 12, 2013

Thanks for all the kind words tonight!!! Love y'all, but its time to get some sleep! I promised the little one she could sleep with me ton

— Ray Boudreaux (@RayBoudreaux) November 19, 2013

Ray Boudreaux 'You Are the Best Thing'

Cole Vosbury 'To Be With You'

Thank you all so much for tweeting and supporting me...I feel very blessed tonight and YOU are the reason why!!!!!!!

— Austin Jenckes (@AustinJenckes) November 19, 2013

Austin Jenckes 'Your Love'

Standing in Blake Shelton's way of a 4peat this year are Matthew Schuler and Tessanne Chin. Matthew topped iTunes last week with 'Hallelujah' and didn't disappoint this week with 'Beneath Your Beautiful.' It's hard to believe he's a teenager with a voice like that.

Tessanne can saaang! She performed the crap out of 'If I Were Your Woman' and with a voice like that, she'll not only be in the finals but could win the whole thing.

Matthew Schuler 'Beneath Your Beautiful'

Tessanne Chin 'If I Were Your Woman'

NBC aired an hour recap at 8pm from the previous week before the Top 10 sang for America's vote from 9-11pm.  I hope this isn't a permanent change this season. Why would I need to watch an hour of a show I already watched.  Plus, 11pm is a little late for most to stay up and watch television.  They need to go back to the 8-10pm slot without the hour of fluff before.

Two will be sent home tonight on NBC at 9. I think it'll be Kat Robichaud, who was in the bottom last week and focused more this week on her performance than her vocals. The Top 10 all have amazing voices, so I think it'll come down to song choice and what the American voters identify with.  Will Champlin who sang a very unfamiliar song and Jacqui Lee, who was a bit boring, could also be in trouble.

Who do you think will go home tonight?