"The Voice" is airing the 4th of its 27th season on Monday, Feb. 24 at 8 p.m. Here's how to watch with a free live stream.

The Voice’ coaches Adam Levine, Kelsea Ballerini, Michael Buble and John Legend were left more than impressed with several blind auditions in season 27

Kevin Spacey is firing back at Guy Pearce in a video posted on X in which Spacey tells his “L.A. Confidential” co-star to “grow up.” Pearce recently made headlines by telling THR that Spacey “targeted me” on the set of the Oscar-winning 1997 neo-noir crime drama. Pearce called Spacey “quite an aggressive man,” although he …

Michael Bublé is the king of Christmas music...but is he about to abandon his throne? Nah, he may be joking about the genre, but he'll never let it go. The Voice Coach knows his voice is forever associated with the sounds of the holiday.

Here's how to tune into the fourth episode of "The Voice" season 27, featuring another round of blind auditions.

That’s because NBC has changed the way seasons of The Voice are filmed, and John Legend’s explanation is pretty fascinating. John Legend visited his old friend and former coach of The Voice Kelly Clarkson on her talk show to talk about the new crop of singers who he,

28-year old Braxton Garza, from Adrian, is a co-parent to two young kids, Lyra and Russell. Garza lost his father in 2020 after he says he contracted COVID.

Bryson Battle's cover of "A Song for You" earned him a four-chair turn and an unbelievable compliment from Michael Bublé.

Wiseman's 'magical' voice earns her a four-chair turn with "La Llorona," which has judge Michael Bublé going bilingual.

More hopefuls will audition tonight on “The Voice.” “The Voice” airs at 8 p.m. Monday, Feb. 24, on NBC. The show’s format features five stages of competition: blind auditions, battle rounds, knockouts, playoffs and live performance shows.

A Charleston native and Nashville resident joined team Kelsea Ballerini after her blind audition on NBC's "The Voice." Michael Buble turned his chair for her.

It all changed when judge Michael Bublé used the judge's "replay button" to keep Moreno in the contest as part of Team Bublé. "I didn't even know it existed," Moreno said on the KCRA 3 Morning News. He said he had been surprised that none of the judges had turned around. He said he had been hoping to picked by Bublé.