Adam Levine 'little nervous' as he reveals his return as 'The Voice' Season 27 coach after 2019 exit

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Maroon 5 frontman and OG 'The Voice' coach Adam Levine is making a return for the Season 27 of the singing competiiton in 2025 following 16 consecutive seasons in the role.

Levine departed 'The Voice' in 2019 after serving as a coach for the show’s first 16 seasons. Levine will be joined by country star Kelsea Ballerini, who will make her full-time coaching debut as well John Legend, who will take his 10th turn in the red chairs and Michael Buble who is joining the show in the fall, Forbes reports. 

Adam Levine announces return to ‘The Voice’ Season 27

The Maroon 5 frontman will be back for Season 27 in the spring of 2025 according to an annoucment made on June 5. Levine was an original coach on the show for its first 16 seasons.

Levine has won nine seasons of 'The Voice' including, Season 1 with Javier Colon, Season 5 with Tessanne Chin, and Season 9 with Jordan Smith. He is the third-most successful coach in the competition's history. Blake Shelton is first. Levine posted a video on Instagram to commemorate the momentous event, in which fans from across the years expressed their desire for Adam to come back.

It included one from fellow OG coach Blake Shelton, who wrote, “BRING ADAM BACK!!!” “Yeah, we’re back,” Levine says in the video. “We're coming back. I’m coming back, is what I mean. Season 27. Yes, I’m coming back. I’m so excited. I cannot wait.”

"I’m well rested. I’m ready to go. I’m a little nervous. I’m not nervous,” he joked. “But I’m so excited and it’s going to be great and I can’t wait. It’s going to be awesome. Let’s go!” Levine added, “Team Adam is back. I feel bad for the other teams

Adam Levine left 'The Voice' in 2019 for family

Adam Levine left 'The Voice' in 2019 to spend more time with his family. "I was ready to not be doing it anymore  for a little bit," the singer revealed in an interview with Howard Stern at the time. "When it all naturally happened, I was like, 'Okay, this feels right.' For better or worse, the moment in which we decided to walk away felt really good. This was the right time for me to go.”

Levine continued, “For eight-and-a-half years, I was so busy that I had the band, I had 'The Voice'. I was beyond fortunate to go through all of it because it was a life-altering experience being on that show ... and then it got to the point where I got married, I had two kids, and I wanted to spend time with them."

Talking about the same, he said on 'The Ellen Geners Show ' in 2019, explaining that he felt “fortunate” and “blessed” that he could “stop in this moment to spend time with my new, young family and have the greatest time ever,” adding “Now I’m just a stay-at-home dad. I stay home and do very little.” Levine shares three children with his wife Behati Prinsloo.