Memphis native Jeremy Beloate stunned “The Voice” coaches again Monday night — and brought Snoop Dogg to tears.

Beloate, a member of Snoop Dogg’s team, was one of five finalists who took the stage and performed two songs in the first episode of a two-part finale on NBC. The other finalists are Danny Joseph (Team Reba McEntire), Sofronio Vasquez (Team Michael Bublé), Shye (Team Bublé) and Sydney Sterlace (Team Gwen Stefani).

After viewer votes are calculated, the winner of “The Voice” season 26 will be announced on Tuesday’s episode.

Here’s a look at Beloate’s performance and coach feedback from Monday’s episode.

What did Jeremy Beloate sing in the finale of “The Voice”?

Beloate, a Broadway hopeful originally handpicked by Michael Bublé before being snatched up for his team by Snoop Dogg, began his run Monday night with a performance of the 1965 Jackie DeShannon hit “What the World Needs Now.” .

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For his second number, Beloate delivered a slow ballad version of Swedish pop star Robyn’s 2010 hit “Dancing on My Own,” which also later became a chart hit and EDM favorite for British singer Calum Scott.

In between performances, Beloate was featured in a video package that showed him in and around Memphis – at Tom Lee Park, Sun Studio and various other locations – reading a letter about how music helped him through the challenges in his life had helped. including the addiction-related deaths of his brothers and father.