Adam Levine returns as a coach on "The Voice" tonight after a five-year break. Here’s what led to his departure and why he’s back in the iconic red chair.

Adam Levine found himself in hot water as a judge on The Voice during season 15. The Maroon 5 singer, who returned for season 27 of the singing competition series, was embroiled in controversy during season 15 after saving former contestant Reagan Strange — who was out sick — without actually having to sing

A new season of The Voice is upon us, and no, you’re not still feeling the effects of that last visit to Snoop Dogg’s dressing room — that really was Adam Levine back on The

The Voice stage was set. The chairs were turned. And the battle for musical supremacy began—just another night on The Voice, where dreams are made, voices are discovered, and coaches will do just about anything to win over a talented artist.

Adam Levine returned to The Voice as a coach for season 27 following a five-year hiatus from the hit NBC singing competition. Now that he's back with the hopes of leading one lucky contestant to victory,

Adam Levine is returning to coach season 27 of “The Voice” after a 10-season hiatus. When asked why he chose this moment for a comeback, the Maroon 5 frontman told NBC.com that it just felt right.

The Voice' coaches Kelsea Ballerini and John Legend had thoughts on Adam Levine's surprise move during Grace-Miller Moody's season 27 audition.

He’s back! After nearly six years, Adam Levine is making his comeback to The Voice for Season 27. He’ll sit next to John Legend, Kelsea Ballerini, and Michael Bublé on the co

Adam Levine is making his highly-anticipated return to The Voice, and he's finally opening up about what brought him back to the NBC show after a six-year absence. Levine was announced as returning for the show's 27th season in a major shakeup,