Blake Shelton’s stepsons, Zuma and Apollo Rossdale, made a special appearance during the finale of “The Road” on December 21, where they supported Shelton while he performed his new single, “Stay Country or Die Tryin’.” The two boys, who are part of Gwen Stefani’s family, were seen enjoying the music, singing along, and reacting to the beat from the audience.
The taping took place at the iconic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, which was packed with familiar faces, including the show’s contestants from throughout the season. Among the attendees were Taylor Sheridan, the co-creator of “The Road,” and country star Keith Urban, who offered Shelton a standing ovation after his performance.
As the competitive spirit of the finale unfolded, the show presented its three finalists: Channing Wilson, Cassidy Daniels, and Adam Sanders, each showcasing their singing talents through group and solo performances. Ultimately, Adam Sanders was crowned the season’s winner, with Wilson as runner-up and Daniels finishing in third place.
Beyond this event, there is an exciting future for Shelton’s stepsons in music. Apollo, the youngest at 11, has yet to perform at Shelton’s Ole Red bar, while 17-year-old Zuma has already made his mark there. Zuma has given performances in full Western attire and demonstrated his country music skills with covers like “Sold (The Grundy County Auction Incident).” Shelton expressed enthusiasm for Zuma’s dedication to music, noting that the young artist actively practices guitar daily and often shares new music discoveries with him.
The bond between Shelton and Zuma, in particular, has grown around their mutual love for music, with the country star enjoying the role of both mentor and fan. Given Zuma’s potential and passion for music, there’s a chance he could emerge as a star on platforms like “The Road” in the future. The positive energy surrounding the Rossdale boys suggests that they could continue to flourish in the music industry, supported by a family deeply rooted in the art.