A new season of The Voice is upon us, and no, you’re not still feeling the effects of that last visit to Snoop Dogg’s dressing room — that really was Adam Levine back on The

The Voice season 27 premieres on February 3, 2025, with four coaches building out their teams of singers in the Blind Auditions. Many fans are looking forward to the long-awaited return of former coach Adam Levine after six years away,

Adam Levine is returning to coach season 27 of “The Voice” after a 10-season hiatus. When asked why he chose this moment for a comeback, the Maroon 5 frontman told NBC.com that it just felt right.

The Voice Season 27 kicks off with a major return as Adam Levine gets back into the judge's chair. The premiere offers plenty of surprises and twists!

The day many fans of The Voice have been waiting for is finally upon us! Adam Levine is set to make his return to the Big Red Chairs when Season 27 premieres on the 2025 TV schedule February 3. It will be the first time the Maroon 5 singer coaches a team of singers since Season 16,

Maroon 5’s Adam Levine has had an on-and-off relationship with the hit singing competition The Voice. After leaving the show in 2019, Levine is now making a highly anticipated return for Season 27. But what led to his exit,

Fans of The Voice want “one more night” with Adam Levine and Blake Shelton - and they got it. Well, sort of. Viewers who watched the Season 27 premiere of the NBC singing competition show Monday were in for quite a surprise when the retired coach made a return to the show in a stealthy way.

The Voice fans are absolutely reeling with emotion as original judge Adam Levine made a triumphant return for the season 27 premiere. The Maroon 5 lead singer's comeback on Feb. 3 sparked a frenzy among viewers as he rejoined the judging panel to kickstart an all-new season.

On one hand, Monday’s Season 27 premiere of The Voice seemed like old times, what with OG coach Adam Levine back on the panel. On the other, it felt like something was missing… or rather someone. The Maroon 5 frontman’s longtime foil,

Adam Levine threw playful shade at Blake Shelton via his old Voice chair. Adam Levine, one of the original four Coaches on The Voice, stayed through Season 16, which means he spen

ET on NBC Adam Levine's return to The Voice was a matter of timing. Speaking with PEOPLE at a junket ahead of the season 27 premiere of the singing competition show, the Maroon 5 frontman detailed his time away from the show — and revealed the reason behind his return.