Meet the Coaches of The Voice Season 27
Taking bets on who scores the first four-chair turn.
Let the battle for the four-chair turns commence. A new season of The Voice is here with a brand-new lineup of coaches, featuring new and familiar faces, sitting in the signature red chairs. They’ll be mentoring a new crop of hopefuls with big dreams of competing for the grand prize of $100,000, a shiny The Voice trophy, and a recording contract with Universal Music Group.
Here’s everything you need to know about Season 27 of The Voice.
When does The Voice Season 27 premiere?
The latest cycle of the hit singing competition series kicks off Monday, Feb 3 at 8p ET/PT on NBC, and streams next day on Peacock.
Who are The Voice coaches for Season 27?
Adam Levine
Number of Seasons as a Coach: 17
Number of Winning Seasons: 3
What to Know: Levine was an original coach on The Voice for its first 16 seasons and returns to the singing competition series for the first time in six years.
John Legend
Number of Seasons as a Coach: 10
Number of Seasons as an Advisor: 1, for Adam Levine
Number of Winning Seasons: 1
What to Know: Legend is back in one of the red chairs after taking Season 26 off.
Michael Bublé
Number of Seasons as a Coach: 2
Number of Seasons as a Mentor: 1, for Blake Shelton
Number of Winning Seasons: 1
What to Know: In his first stint as a coach in Season 26, Bublé won it all with Filipino singer Sofronio Vasquez. He goes into Season 27 looking to make it two victories in a row.
Kelsea Ballerini
Number of Seasons as a Coach: 1
Number of Seasons as an Advisor: 2, for Kelly Clarkson
Number of Winning Seasons: Still undetermined
What to Know: Ballerini makes her The Voice coaching debut as the sole female singer in the lineup.
Where are The Voice coaches sitting?
Levine takes over the chair that former The Voice coach Blake Shelton sat in. Legend sits in Levine’s old chair on the other side of the lineup, with Bublé and Ballerini sandwiched in the middle.
How many rounds are there on The Voice?
The competition consists of five rounds: Blind Auditions, Battle Rounds, Knockouts, Playoffs, and Live Performance Shows. The winner is crowned in the finale.
How can I watch The Voice on Peacock?
Catch the most talked about coaches’ moments and memorable performances from each episode of The Voice on Peacock the day after they air on NBC.
