Adam Levine shared more insight into his decision to return as a coach on The Voice season 27 after leaving in 2019 following 16 seasons during an exclusive interview with E! News.

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

NBC Adam Levine is taking a trip down memory lane. In a new clip premiering exclusively with PEOPLE on Tuesday, Jan. 28, the Maroon 5 frontman watches and reacts to clips from his 16-season run on the show from 2011 to 2019.

The Voice' coach Adam Levine was reportedly unhappy with many rule changes on the NBC series ahead of his departure at the end of season 16.

When Levine spoke further about his return to The Voice, he shared that it’s already “really great to be back” after he had a much needed break. Levine had been on the show for sixteen seasons over eight years when he left and he’s enjoyed spending more time with his family, going on tour, and making music.

Adam Levine is moving like Jagger back to Season 27 of The Voice! It’s been five years since the Maroon 5 singer exited the NBC series after a 16-season run. Levine won the competition three times, but it’s his competitively playful friendship with former coach Blake Shelton that might be the most memorable part of

"People loved watching us talk s--- to each other," Levine tells PEOPLE of why there's "no replacing" his banter with former 'Voice' coach Shelton

Adam Levine says his most frequently-asked question is about Blake Shelton. Levine shared his reaction to some of his standout moments on The Voice ahead of his return in the upcoming season. Levine will serve as a coach with John Legend,