Sheryl Crow Reveals Her Reasons for Declining a Coaching Role on The Voice’s Inaugural Season
- Sheryl Crow recently explained why she declined the opportunity to be a coach on the inaugural season of The Voice during an event in Nashville
- The singer acknowledged that the timing was simply not right for her
- Crow also mentioned her new role as a mentor on season 27 of the NBC reality competition show
Sheryl Crow has opened up about why she felt the timing was not suitable for her to join The Voice at its launch.
While attending the third A Country Thing Happened on the Way to Cure Parkinson’s event in Nashville on April 16, Crow revealed that she was approached to be a coach in the show’s first season. However, she had to decline due to her family situation at that time.
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“I had a newborn and did not want to move back to L.A.,” she recalled, quickly clarifying, “Actually, that’s not true. He [son Levi] was about 2 years old, and I didn’t want to move back to L.A., so I turned it down. Since then, I haven’t seriously considered it because our life here is quite busy, and having normalcy is really lovely.”
“I don’t know if either of them really wants to pursue that, but they are both musical. I’m one of those parents who insists, ‘You have to take piano. Don’t argue with me about it,'” Crow said.
“As for my 15-year-old, he has a great ear and can play very well,” she continued. “He enjoys tinkering with music, but he aspires to be a marine biologist, so I’m not quite sure how to compete with that — I don’t even know what a marine biologist does. But I’m thrilled for him to pursue saving the reefs, which is what he wants to do.”
Crow mentioned that she has been introducing her children to some of the classic songs she enjoyed growing up, including her beloved Motown hits.
“They’re always like, ‘Mom, what’s this old music?’ Yet they find themselves humming and singing along,” she shared. “My 15-year-old frequently sings, ‘I got sunshine…’ So, I feel like I’m on the right track. I grew up with this music, and my son is a talented bass player learning from James Jamerson, just as I did.”
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