Blake Shelton Reveals New Album Cover on 'The Voice,' Teases It Might Be His Last
Blake Shelton unveiled the cover for his upcoming album, If I’m Honest, on The Voice on Monday.
“Look at the head on that guy!” Shelton exclaimed to Voice host Carson Daly, showing off the black-and-white headshot with shades of blue in the overlaid title.
WATCH: Blake Shelton Is More Adorable Than Ever in Super Cute 'Angry Birds' Music Video
“I’m excited about it,” Shelton gushed of his upcoming album, which comes out May 20 and will feature Shelton’s latest single “Came Here to Forget.”
“I think it’s the best I can do,” the 39-year-old country crooner added. “I literally think it’s the best I can do.”
The announcement echoes the sentiment that Shelton expressed in the press release about his ninth studio album, in which he said, "This is the most excited I've been about a new album since the release of my second record.”
Shelton also joked about the excitement for this album being the pinnacle of his 15-year career.
“That’s probably going to be my last album, I think it’s my last album,” he teased. “I’m just a coach on The Voice from now on.”
”It’s his best work to date,” Daly agreed, before receiving a grateful smooch from Shelton.
If I’m Honest hits stores May 20.
WATCH: Blake Shelton Reveals 'Honest' New Album Title and Release Date