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.

Original Voice coach Adam Levine was back in the famous red chair alongside returning coaches John Legend and Michael Bublé and brand-new coach Kelsea Ballerini. The four showed a competitive spirit right from the very start when 20-year-old Grace-Miller Moody from Florence, South Carolina, kicked things off with a bang.

And when The Voice Season 27 premieres on February 3, there will be another one: Kelsea Ballerini, the Grammy-nominated pop singer who is making her full-time coaching debut. She’s not the only star being welcomed to the podium this go-round: Returning favorite Adam Levine will again join the coaching panel of the long-running series after a five-year absence.

Adam Levine returned to The Voice as a coach for season 27 following a five-year hiatus from the hit NBC singing competition. Now that he's back with the hopes of leading one lucky contestant to victory,

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,

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