Adam Levine is returning to "The Voice" after leaving the singing show in 2019. Here's what to know about his return and who will be joining him in Season 27.

The Voice returns for a benchmark 26 th season this fall with a new roster of coaches, comprised of returning coaches Reba McEntire and Gwen Stefani and first-time coaches Snoop Dogg and Michael Bublé, who will select an all-new roster of artists during the Blind Auditions to make up their teams.

Blake Shelton is giving a new full-time coach for Season 27 of The Voice some help to "take down" his rival Adam Levine.

Blake Shelton has said in a dozen different ways that he’s done with The Voice and that he is happy with his choice to leave. John Legend even told us to give it up; the cowboy has ridden off into the sunset.

NBC just unveiled the coaching lineup for The Voice Season 27, and the announcement has left viewers with one burning question: where’s Reba McEntire? Her absence from the coach roster has been the main talking point among fans.

It was announced Wednesday that Maroon 5 lead singer Adam Levine is returning to the NBC singing competition and will be joined by a new coach, country and pop singer/songwriter Kelsea Ballerini. The news was shared on the official Instagram for the show.

Reba McEntire is leaving in The Voice come season 27 but a surprising singer is returning to coach!

The 27th season is set to premiere in spring 2025 on NBC, with episodes streaming the following days on Peacock.

Levine, Ballerini, Michael Bublé and John Legend will be coaches for the show's 27th season premiering next spring, 'Variety' reports. This will be Ballerini's first time as a head coach, although she served as a battle adviser on season 16 and filled in as a coach on season 20.