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Exclusive: Juliet Simms, Chris Mann & RaeLynn All Returning To ‘The Voice’!

By | Reality Rocks – Thu, Nov 29, 2012 1:27 PM EST

Chris Mann performs on 'The Voice' December 11Past contestants haven't made many appearances on "The Voice" this season, but you Season 2 diehards have very good reason to set your DVRs in a couple of weeks. Following reigning champion Jermaine Paul's recent performance on the show, three other Season 2 finalists will soon be returning to "The Voice," to perform on the December 11 results episode.

Team Cee Lo's Juliet Simms will belt out her new single, "Wild Child" (watch the rockin' video for the song here); Team Xtina's Chris Mann will be crooning the title track from his album, "Roads," which recently premiered right here on Yahoo! Music; and Team Blake's little spitfire RaeLynn (remember her?) will perform her latest tune, "Boyfriend." It'll be a Season 2 reunion up in there!

Get ready for December 11 with these Season 2 highlights from all three contestants:

But before all that, some past "Voice" mentors will also return to the show. Next Tuesday, December 4, Ne-Yo, who assisted Cee Lo Green in Season 2, will perform "Let Me Love You (Until You Learn To Love Yourself)," and Rob Thomas, who mentored Team Cee Lo this season, will perform "Overjoyed" with his band, Matchbox Twenty. Both artists with be joined onstage by the top six. Then on Monday, December 10, recent Team Blake mentor Michael Bublé will sing "Christmas, Baby Please Come Home" with all the contestants.

See you then!

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