Jared Blake Takes on Drunk Driving in Powerful 'Don't Let Her Be Gone' Video

Jared Blake Takes on Drunk Driving in Powerful 'Don't Let Her Be Gone' Video

Former The Voice contestant Jared Blake gets serious about drunk driving in his new video for "Don't Let Her Be Gone," inspired by an experience drawn from his real life. In the clip above, which is premiering exclusively via Taste of Country, the singer — who competed on Season 1 of The Voice in 2011 ...

Jared Blake Releases New Single Based on a True Story

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Blake’s Platform, Live To Be, Changing Lives In Schools Across the Nation

NASHVILLE, Tenn.— Powerful country singer and former NBC’s “The Voice” finalist, Jared Blake, has just released a brand new single “Don’t Let Her Be Gone”. Fans can purchase the track now, available HERE.

The father of six found himself in front of millions on “The Voice,” impressing judges with his raw talent and winning fans with his story of overcoming addiction. Blake’s performances have already appeared on the iTunes charts over 56 times. Past single, “Countryfied”, reached #66 on Music Row charts in 2013, while his sophomore single, “Stomp”, rose even higher to #55.

Since his time on “The Voice,” however, the passionate country singer has found another passion—telling his story of addiction and redemption to schools around the country through his platform Live To Be. Founded in 2015 by Blake and his wife, Live to Be is a concept that empowers today’s youth to “fill in the blank” with their own goal for life. The program provides discussions to help teens dig deep within their own desires to gain a positive focus on life while fighting doubt, confusion, hopelessness, and peer pressure.

In this new single, Blake finds a crossroads of his music and outreach by telling the story of his wife’s near-death experience, caused by drunk driving.

For me, the success of this single is going to be measured in how many people I can reach before they make a decision like drunk driving. To get to tie in the message about living to be a positive influence in the world with the music that I love is an incredible thing.
— Jared Blake

In both his music and his outreach, Blake has a rawness and openness that is powerful enough to make a difference—and there is no doubt he is just getting started with rocking the boat in each.

Country Star Jared Blake Performs on Daybreak

(WXOW) -- On the heels of releasing his newest single "Stomp," Jared Blake performed a preview on Daybreak ahead of an upcoming concert in Galesville.

Blake and his band will be playing Thursday, July 17 at Champions Resort off Highway 53 outside of Galesville as part of a fundraiser for GET High School's choir, Vocal Point. The 16-person a cappella group will open the show at 6:30, followed by Blake at 8:00 p.m. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door. Money raised goes to support Vocal Point's upcoming trip to Carnegie Hall as part of a national a cappella music festival. Concert-goers must by 21 years old or accompanied by an adult.

Jared Blake said he wanted to be a part of this event because he has a close connection with Wisconsin. Blake played at Champions Resort soon after becoming a finalist on the hit TV show "The Voice." He also said the Badger State works in conjunction with a group close to his heart, "Bringing Families Closer Through Camping."

The country star shared his newest single "Stomp" on Daybreak.