Blake Shelton has amicably parted ways with Warner Music Nashville, concluding a remarkable 23-year partnership that significantly shaped his career.

In a statement, Shelton expressed gratitude for the support he received from Warner, which was instrumental in helping him realize his dreams in the country music industry.

Warner Music Nashville celebrated their long collaboration with Shelton, highlighting numerous hit songs, sold-out tours, and awards, while praising his talent and humor.

Shelton's career began with the hit single 'Austin' in 2001, which topped the charts for five weeks and marked the start of his successful journey in country music.

Throughout his time with Warner, Shelton released 12 full studio albums, with his latest being 'Body Language' in 2021, featuring the hit 'Happy Anywhere' alongside his wife, Gwen Stefani.

Under Warner, Shelton achieved tremendous success, including 28 No. 1 country hits, 11 billion global streams, and the sale of 13 million albums and 52 million singles.

The split follows a shift within the label, including the departure of Shelton's longtime producer, Scott Hendricks, last year.

As Shelton moves forward, the future of his music career remains uncertain, with no announcements yet regarding potential new label representation.

Shelton announced his departure from NBC's 'The Voice' in late 2022 after a successful 12-year run as a judge.

Recently, he collaborated with Post Malone on the song 'Pour Me a Drink,' which is quickly climbing the charts and has been well-received.

In addition to his music, Shelton is set to begin a Las Vegas residency in February 2025, with performances scheduled for several dates.

Despite the end of their professional relationship, Warner Music Nashville stated they will continue to be one of Shelton's biggest fans.