The Voice is nearing its 27th season, and NBC has already announced which stars will continue as coaches for next year’s edition. Here, check out the returning stars and new additions to the red chairs.
© @nbcthevoiceKelsea Ballerini, Adam Levine, John Legend and Michael Bublé in The Voice, Season 27.
Although the episodes Season 26 of of The Voice have yet to finish airing in 2024, NBC has already announced which stars will be taking the coaches’ chairs in 2025 and all are familiar faces, as some popular veterans.
There will be only one new addition, as it is a mix of artists who have appeared at some point or another in the singing competition, though the exact debut date for next year has not yet been confirmed.
The selected artists will use the experiences and advice of these four figures to advance through the rounds, face challenges, showcase their talents and ultimately reach the highly anticipated grand finale.
Who are the coaches for Season 27 of The Voice?
Adam Levine, who was one of the original coaches and left the TV show after Season 16, will return to the red chair. The Maroon 5 singer is one of the most popular coaches, and his comeback is one of the most anticipated.
Joining him will be Kelsea Ballerini, who is stepping in as a permanent coach for the first time, though she had previously participated as a substitute. She is known for being a talented country music singer and songwriter.
After sitting out for just one season, John Legend will return to reaffirm his position as a veteran coach. Finally, the last coach selected is Michael Bublé, who debuted in Season 26 and will continue as a judge.
