Get the Details on 'The Voice' Season 27, Including a Group Photo of the New Coaches
Season 27 of The Voice won’t hit the air until sometime in Spring 2025 but filming has already begun 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 this coming 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 New Coaches
When does The Voice Season 27 premiere?
The Voice Season 27 will premiere in Spring 2025, most likely in its usual Monday night 8 p.m. ET/PT timeslot, and stream next day on Peacock.
Who will host The Voice in Season 27?
Photo by: Casey Durkin/NBC
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
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Adam, 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.
John Legend
Photo by: Tyler Golden/NBC
This will be the 10th season for John, who to date, only has one win with Maelyn Jarmon.
Michael Bublé
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This marks Michael's second season as a coach, but he previously served as a Season 3 advisor to Blake Shelton.
Kelsea Ballerini
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Kelsea 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.
Related: Adam Levine Gives Fans a First Look at The Voice Coaches for Season 27
Is there a promo for The Voice Season 27?
They just started filming the Blind Auditions, so no trailer yet but Adam released the following photo on Instagram:
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Who will be the Mega Mentor for The Voice Season 27?
This is TBD at this point in time.
Who won The Voice Season 26?
The Voice Season 26 hasn’t aired yet, but we will update this as soon as the winner is revealed.
Which coach has won The Voice the most times?
That would be former coach Blake Shelton, who has nine wins during his 23 seasons on the series. Kelly Clarkson trails him with four wins. Voice coach Adam Levine is in third place with three wins. Niall Horan has two wins. Coaches Christina Aguilera, Gwen Stefani, Usher, Pharrell Williams, Alicia Keys, John Legend and Reba McEntire each have one win.
Which coaches on The Voice have never won?
CeeLo Green, Chance the Rapper, Dan + Shay, Miley Cyrus, Jennifer Hudson, Nick Jonas, Camila Cabello, Shakira and Ariana Grande have never coached a winner on The Voice.
How many years has The Voice been on?
The Voice has been on for 13 years (25 seasons). Season 1 premiered April 26, 2011.
How many seasons of The Voice are there?
The Voice premiered April 26, 2011. As of Fall 2024, The Voice will be in Season 26.
How can I audition for The Voice in 2024?
The Voice is always casting. Visit the NBC The Voice official casting site to find out more about how to audition.
Where is The Voice filmed?
The Voice films at Universal Studios in Hollywood.
How to watch The Voice Season 27
You can watch The Voice on NBC or stream the next day on Peacock.
How to stream The Voice Season 27
You can stream The Voice the next day on Peacock.
Can you stream The Voice live on Peacock?
Unfortunately, not. Peacock offers next day streaming of The Voice, but not live streaming.
What channel is The Voice on?
The Voice airs on NBC and streams the next day on Peacock.
What does The Voice Season 27 winner get?
The winner of The Voice gets the title, of course, and previous winners have gotten $100,000 and a recording contract with Republic Records.
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