There is big news for fans of the reality singing show “The Voice.” On the same night the winner of Season 29 was announced, one of the original coaches confirmed his return.
Adam Levine told PEOPLE that he will be back as a coach for Season 30. Levine has served as a coach on 18 out of the show’s 29 seasons.
His return may feel even more significant as his contestant, Alexia Jayy, has won the current season. This adds to Levine’s strong track record on the show.
His previous winners include Javier Colon from Season 1, Tessanne Chin from Season 5, and Jordan Smith from Season 9. These victories highlight his success as a coach.
During her Blind Audition, Alexia Jayy impressed the judges with her performance of “(You Make Me Feel Like) a Natural Woman.” Her voice and control stood out.
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All three coaches turned their chairs for her performance. Jayy then chose Adam Levine as her coach, who had already called her the best voice in the competition.
Levine coached the first 16 seasons of the show before stepping away to focus on his music career.
He later returned in Season 27. Now, his comeback for Season 30 has been confirmed.
So far, Adam Levine is the only coach officially confirmed for the upcoming season.
“The Voice” is produced by MGM Television, Warner Horizon Unscripted Television, and ITV Studios “The Voice USA, Inc.”
The show was created by John de Mol, who also serves as an executive producer alongside Mark Burnett, Audrey Morrissey, Amanda Zucker, Kyra Thompson, Adam H. Sher, and Barry Poznick.
