Blake Shelton and Carson Daly are teaming up with the WWE Hall of Famer for a new celebrity game show Barmageddon, which will be hosted by WWE’s Nikki Bella. The show will take place at the Shelton Ole Red Bar, which is located in Nashville, Tennessee. Daly will be behind the bar while Shelton will take to the stage with his live band to sing. Bella will lead celebrities through a series of classic bar games with a twist, such as Air Cannon Cornhole, Keg Curling, Drunken Ax Hole, Shelton Darts (called Sharts) and more. Barmageddon is produced by White Label Productions and JLP Pictures for USA Network with Shelton, Daly, Lee Metzger, and Chris Wagner as executive producers.
“Nashville is known for great music and hospitality, which makes it the perfect location,” Shelton said. “I’m excited about Barmageddon and can’t wait for friends, old and new, to join my friend Carson and I for some drinks, music and lively fun at Ole Red.”
“Blake, Blake and I wanted to create a show where the audience would feel like they’re hanging out with us at Ole Red in Nashville, having a drink and cheering on friends as they compete in the ultimate test of athleticism and stamina – Bar Games!” Daly added.
The show will feature two celebrities competing in five matches in the pub to win a prize, which will be for an online viral sensation to choose each of them. Shelton and Daly will occasionally participate in games and will always have something to say all the time. You can find the official description of Parmageddon below.
In each episode, two celebrities will play a unique set of five games in the pub to win the much-needed prize for an online viral sensation they each choose to support. Pulled out of obscurity after their epic online adventures, famous stars find themselves in Ole Red on Hopefully they’ll be compensated. The competition intensifies when the losing contender each round has a chance to score by spinning the wheel of redemption, a risky move with hilarious consequences. Shelton and Daley will offer words of encouragement — and annoyance, of course — to their celebrity friends. They might step in to show off their skills and play a game or two. In the end, the winning team takes home a prize while the losing celebrity must accept the shame of defeat. But this is Parmageddon—even if they didn’t win, at least they had a lot of fun trying.”
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