Are You Interested in Watching Clash of the Choirs?

December 10, 2007

A week from tonight, NBC will kick off a four-night holiday special called Clash of the Choirs. Five musicians — Michael Bolton, Patti LaBelle, Nick Lachey, Kelly Rowland, and Blake Shelton — have recruited singers from their hometowns for the choir battle, and they'll face off live with songs ranging from holiday carols to pop hits. Check out the promo below, and then let me know: Are you curious to see these choirs belt it out?

Photos courtesy of NBC

19 Comments

PinkNC 5 years 22 weeks

Mmmm...nope, notta gonna watch this one either. Reality television is such a mess. Nothing about it is worthy of my time. So I agree *dh931*.

Linda McP 5 years 23 weeks

No thank you.

MamaD 5 years 23 weeks

I'm so tired of these kinds of shows!!!!!

tiabia 5 years 23 weeks

oh poo, I've got this beautiful mauve colored paint that I'm watching dry at the same time this show is scheduled...oh, darn.

megnmac 5 years 23 weeks

I'm not interested at all, and my husband who TEACHES band and choir isn't planning on watching the show...

POPSUGAR Home 5 years 23 weeks

I have no idea what's wrong with me, but I love watching choirs perform....

alillee 5 years 23 weeks

weird Blake Shelton is from my hometown and a girl I know is gonna be on this show!

pargie 5 years 23 weeks

I'd rather watch Sister Act 2!

anniemation 5 years 23 weeks

As a big fan of 'Sister Act 2' (in which a choir becomes Totally Hip and Breaks It Down 1990s Style For Old-Fashioned Audiences), I think there'll be much cheesy fun to derive from this.

karisaamy 5 years 23 weeks

no, reality tv is just going to get worse and worse as the strike goes on. I don't want to encourage it.

tlsgirl 5 years 23 weeks

I'm pretty sure this would annoy the h*ll out of me

princess_eab 5 years 23 weeks

yes, but I've been in choir my whole life!

cageyme 5 years 23 weeks

I have sung in many choirs over the course of my life, I'm an alto, but even I think that this is a ridiculous idea for a reality show. If I wanted to watch a bunch of choirs sing on television, I'd tune into PBS. (Not that there's anything wrong with PBS.)