Michael Bublé is truly going the extra mile for his contestants on the highly anticipated 'The Voice'. His impact on their journey is nothing short of remarkable. After the first live show on Monday, December 2, the Team Bublé contestants opened up to PEOPLE about the incredible support they've received from this first-time coach. His encouraging feedback brought Sofronio Vasquez to tears onstage, leaving a lasting impression.

Michael Bublé's Mentorship - A Home Away from Home

Section 1: Bublé's Heartfelt Encouragement

During the show, Bublé, 49, shared profound words with Vasquez after his moving performance of Elvis Presley's "If I Can Dream". He said, "Nobody in the whole universe besides you and your family know what you're going through. I know we talk." This display of understanding and empathy set the tone for his coaching style. His continued support throughout the process has been crucial for Vasquez's progress. Vasquez, originally from the Philippines but now in the United States pursuing music, expressed how Bublé's genuineness makes him feel at home even when far away. He added, "What he said earlier was bullseye with me."

Section 2: Pre-show Concern and Support

Even before the live shows, Bublé reached out to his contestants on his own. As Vasquez shared, "He [reached out] asking, 'Hey, are you okay? Are you prepared for tomorrow? Do you want some food?' He is very very genuine. He loves us." This shows his dedication and care for his team. Meanwhile, Shye, who performed "The Joke" by Brandi Carlile, also praised Bublé as a "fantastic" coach and "so personable". He said, "Even though I get that sense with the other coaches, I feel like he communicates with us the most and he aides us the most. He's very there to hold your hand."

Section 3: Bublé's Promise and Artists' Talent

Before the show, Bublé caught up with PEOPLE and admitted he "never knew I'd like a job so much." He promised his contestants that if they chose him, he would be there for them, guide them, and advocate for them. And his artists, Shye and Sofronio, have indeed worked hard. They deserve it, as they are incredibly talented and are truly stars in the making, with or without this show.The 'The Voice' airs Mondays and Tuesdays on NBC at 8 p.m. ET, and episodes are available to stream on Peacock the next day. Michael Bublé's influence on his contestants continues to shine through, making this season of 'The Voice' a memorable one.