Tony Lucca announced on Monday a slate of new tour dates that will have the talented singer-songwriter on the road from late July to mid-August.

Lucca, who was the finalist for Team Adam on season two of NBC's The Voice, subsequently signed with coach Adam Levine's 222 Records and is currently preparing his first post-show album.

It's not the first big move for Lucca, who's been working hard since his time on national TV ended. He previously embarked upon the nationwide "Chapter Two" tour last fall, released a new music video for his song "Like Love" in November, and returned to The Voice...

Ah, Valentine's Day. It's a holiday all about love. While it's generally taken to be reserved for that special someone in your life, there are other kinds of love, too - like showing some love for your favorite celebrities. Here's BFTV's list of the celebrities I've fallen in love with and why I want to give them a little extra appreciation this year. Not only are they talented at what they do, but they're also pretty fantastic people.

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Jamie Bamber: I waited a couple of years to meet the Monday Mornings star, during which I heard from several mutual friends and fans...

Neither of them won Season 2 of NBC's The Voice, but rockers Tony Lucca and Justin Hopkins are doing very well for themselves regardless.

Lucca, who was Team Adam's finalist and ultimately the third-place finisher, was signed to Adam Levine's 222 Records recently. During an interview backstage before his concert in San Diego, he talked about how the deal came together.

"Once it was decided that Universal [Music Group, the label associated with The Voice and which holds options on all of its contestants after production] wasn’t going to move forward with some type of project with me and ...

Call it full-service coaching: Adam Levine has signed Tony Lucca, the Team Adam finalist from Season 2 of The Voice, to his 222 Records label. The news was announced today via press release, after Adam mentioned it during the third-season premiere of The Voice on September 10.

"It's cool to see how a gut instinct can manifest itself in such unimaginable ways," Tony said in the press release. "Working with Adam on The Voice truly was an opportunity of a lifetime. Now we'll get a chance to take that opportunity to the next level. Thinking back to the blind auditions, Adam said he thought I...

The Voice season two finalist Tony Lucca is not wasting any time in moving forward after the show. According to an update at the Voice blog Big Red Chairs, Lucca is already embarking on an extensive cross-country tour, fittingly entitled "Chapter Two," which will reunite him with some of his fellow contestants.

The tour takes him throughout the country, including stops from the Midwest to the West Coast. He will be joined on select tour dates by Voice artists including Brian Fuente, Jordis Unga and Justin Hopkins, as well as Gabe Dixon. Fans can visit his website for tour dates and click...

Christina Aguilera must be feeling a bit wistful now that the second season of The Voice is over: She finally apologized for being a total B to Tony Lucca all season.

Christina Aguilera may be a lot of things, but she's apparently not above apologizing when she's wrong. The singer — embroiled in a feud with contestant Tony Lucca all season — said her sorrys for being rude.

"She just wanted to clear the air a bit," Lucca, 36, told US Weekly of their private backstage chat, adding that Aguilera "apologize[d] that this became much more of a dramatic thing than she ever intended it."

The p...

It’s the beginning of the end for the Final Four. Jermaine Paul, Tony Lucca, Chris Mann and Juliet Simms will face the audience to see who will win the title of this season’s The Voice. Host Carson Daly is excited, coaches Adam Levine, Cee Lo Green, Blake Shelton, and Christina Aguilera are excited, and the studio audience is frenzied.

Only the audience’s votes will be counted for the final vote. Each of the vocalists will sing three times; a solo, a duet with their coach, and a tribute to their coach, singing one of the songs their coach made famous.

The night begins with a look back at...

Some familiar faces joined the new during The Voice’s semi-final eliminations. Host Carson Daly welcomed special guests including Dia Frampton, Beverly McClellan, Vicci Martinez and Javier Colon, all of whom were last year's finalists.

The eight hopefuls, Tony Lucca, Erin Willett, Chris Mann, Jamar Rogers, Jermaine Paul, Katrina Parker, Lindsey Pavao, and Juliet Simms, battled it out on Monday’s episode, and discovered tonight what the coach judges and America thought of their efforts.

The process is a little complicated, involving 100 points for each coach to split between their team mem...

Oh snap, Tony Lucca. That was just perfect.

After taking a jab last week for scoring some Twitter support from his Mickey Mouse Club pal Justin Timberlake by fellow Mouse House vet Christina Aguilera, The Voice's handsome troubadour wannabe took the quarter-finals stage last night and did what any self-respecting artist would do: He covered another famed MMC alum, Britney Spears.

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