Last time on Clash of the Choirs: 5 superstars faced a mission: form people who can sing to make a 20-person choir using one voice. Nick Lachey took the "unwritten" pen out of the gate, Kelly Rowland gave "Freedom" to America, Michael Bolton flew on a wing & a prayer, Blake Shelton took the "highway" less traveled, and Patti Labelle rocked the "world" to end it. Now, the mission continues. 1 choir will abort it. Join us now from New York for night 2 of  CLASH...OF THE CHOIRS!

It's time to see who's cut. Team Shelton is up first. Did the public throw the hail Mary?.............................................They SCORED! They're safe for now. Team Labelle is up next. Will they continue their quest for world domination?..............................................of course. They're safe. Team Lachey is up. Do they got the pen in their hands to keep writing?................................You bet. They're safe. Team Bolton & Team Rowland would have to wait, but we got a lot of singing to do, so let's go. 

Team Shelton will be up to do "Takin" to the Streets" by the Doobie Bros. Facts about those guys:

Chris says it's a great experience, but Blake calls Patti the biggest threat. Watch out now!

Team Labelle is now up to do "I'll stand by you" by The Pretenders. The facts about the band go like this:

And boy, they brought it like gravy. Kelly is so choked up, I'm choked up like the end of an NCAA title game.

John Sabina of the Army has a message for the troops overseas and then, there was one singer who lost weight and once worked in a resteraunt. Can you guess what team she's in? Yep, it's Team LACHEY doing "Friends in Low Places" by Garth Brooks. Here's some wiki about him:

And according to Blake, it was something he knows about. Yeah.

It's all down to either the New Haveners or the Oklahoma people. And the axe goes to...............................................................Team SHelton.  But they ain't going away losers, the consolation prize is......you'll just have to wait later. But now Team Bolton will round it out.

With Ryan on the DL for a throat problem, he surges back with "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" by Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell. About the song itself:

As the last fact states, it was a mixture of both. Even Nick has fallen in love with a silver fox. Behave yourself, Nick.

We're halfway through the mission. As we learned tonight, no one wants to go home. It's all about their hometowns. Be here tomorrow as another choir is denied from the mission. From New York everybody, Good Night!