Adam Levine pronounces his return to The Voice for Season 27!

Six years after leaving the program in 2019, Adam Levine recently revealed that he will be returning for season 27 of the NBC reality talent show The Voice. Levine confirmed that he will be back as a coach for the upcoming season on Instagram, sharing this wonderful news with his followers.

From 2011 until 2019, Adam Levine was a coach on NBC's reality talent show The Voice for 16 seasons in a row. 2019 saw the singer go from The Voice, and now, six years later, Levine is making a comeback for the 27th season of the program.

 

In an Instagram post on Wednesday, June 5, NBC announced that "The OG is back in the building," confirming his comeback for season 27. Levine expressed his enthusiasm for his return to the show by posting a video on the platform that included a compilation of fans' comments from over the years asking for his return to the show.

 

'Excited' to return, Levine said in the footage that he will be returning for season 27 in the spring of 2025, "Team Adam is back. I feel bad for the other teams.” He captioned the post: "The OG is back in the building! I’M COMING BACK to #TheVoice next Spring 2025."

 

Michael Bublé, John Legend, and Kelsea Ballerini are reportedly joining Adam Levine on The Voice season 27's coaching team.