This Season Of The Voice Is About To Blow Your Mind. It’S The 27Th Season, And Fans Are Buzzing With Anticipation As The New Coaches Take Their Seats. The Competition Is Going To Be Fiercer Than Ever, With Fresh Faces Bringing Their Unique Energy To The Table. But The Real Excitement? The Reveal Of The Star-Studded Panel Who Will Guide Contestants On Their Journey To The Spotlight. Will These New Mentors Bring Their A-Game? We Can’T Wait To See How Their Chemistry Plays Out On Screen!

Adam Levine, John Legend, Kelsea Ballerini and Michael Bublé will sit in the red swivel chairs for Season 27 of ‘The Voice’

Season 27 of The Voice won’t hit the air until Feb. 3, 2025 but filming has already been completed on the Blind Auditions with the previously announced return of OG coach Adam Levine, who will be joined by John Legend, Michael Bublé and first-time coach Kelsea Ballerini.

How this new coaching combo will fare, we’ll see in the Spring, but for now, here’s everything we know about Season 27 to date.

Related: All the Facts on The Voice Season 26, Including the Winner

What is the release date for The Voice Season 27?

The Voice Season 27 will begin airing on Monday, Feb. 3 in its usual Monday night 8 p.m. ET/PT time slot, and stream next day on Peacock.

Who will host The Voice in Season 27?

Carson Daly will return as host of The Voice for the 27th time, making him the only original cast member who has appeared on every season.

Who are The Voice judges for Season 27?

Adam Levine

Adam Levine, who previously spent 16 seasons coaching artists on The Voice, has three wins to his credit: Javier Colon in Season 1, Tessanne Chin in Season 5; and Jordan Smith in Season 9. He is the third-winningest coach behind Blake Shelton with 9 wins and Kelly Clarkson with four wins.

Adam’s return to The Voice has long been in the works, according to executive producer Audrey Morrissey. She told TV Guide, that it was a “good game of cat and mouse.’ That is until Levine and Morrissey met up at Blake Shelton‘s Hollywood Walk of Fame star ceremony, when Morrissey asked the Maroon 5 frontman face-to-face, “When are you gonna come back? I think that was the one that really started him thinking, ‘Maybe I will.’ It still took two years.”

John Legend

This will be the 10th season for John Legend, who to date, only has one win with Maelyn Jarmon.

Michael Bublé

This marks Michael Bublé’s second season as a coach, and he previously served as a Season 3 advisor to Blake Shelton. He won his first season with 31-year-old Sofronio Vasquez from Mindanao, Philippines.

Kelsea Ballerini

Kelsea Ballerini is a first-time coach, but she isn’t a complete stranger to working with artists on The Voice. She served as Season 16 battle advisor for Kelly Clarkson, and she filled in as coach during Season 20 when Kelly was ill.

When The Voice posted a welcome Instagram to Kelsea, she responded,
“🥹 I feel so lucky to be a part of this. Can’t wait for everyone to see the TALENT and vibes and happiness all around.”

And fellow coach Michael Bublé joined in the welcome, writing the sweet response, “”@kelseaballerini were lucky to have you Kelsea ❤️.”

Related: Adam Levine Gives Fans a First Look at The Voice Coaches for Season 27

They just wrapped filming the Blind Auditions, so no trailer yet but Adam released the following photo on Instagram:

Will the Coach Replay return for The Voice Season 27?

Yes. For the second season in a row during the Blind Auditions, the Coach Replay, which was added in Season 26, returns. The purpose of the Coach Replay button is to allow a coach to snag an artist after initially not turning their chair, which gives them a chance to change their mind after meeting the artist. Each coach gets one Coach Replay.

Who will be the Mega Mentor for The Voice Season 27?

This is TBD at this point in time.

Related: The Voice Winner Sofronio Vasquez Reveals Big Plans With Michael Bublé

Who won The Voice Season 26?

The Voice Season 26 winner was Team Bublé’s Sofronio Vasquez.

“I’m just so ready to move and get with the record label to have a deep conversation about my music and put it out right away, so that the supporters and the people who I consider family right now as a support are going to be able to listen and to remember the memories that I had,” Vasquez told Parade in an exclusive interview. “Moving forward, [I want to] make music that’s more inspirational and soulful classic songs.