Michael Bublé took to Instagram to show his support for fellow “The Voice” coach Adam Levine during Maroon 5’s concert in Nashville on November 3. In a heartfelt post, Bublé shared clips and photos from the event, where he had a special VIP experience, highlighting Levine’s impressive performance.
“Went to see @maroon5 tear it up in Nashville last night, unreal show!” Bublé wrote. “The whole band was on fire, and @adamlevine, you absolutely killed it man. Proud of you brother, hit after hit after hit and you sing the sh!t out of all of ’em, all.”
While Levine has taken time off from this season of “The Voice,” he was active on tour with Maroon 5 across the U.S. This absence marks a temporary shift for the show, where Bublé is currently leading his team in Season 28 alongside fellow coaches Reba McEntire, Snoop Dogg, and Niall Horan. Levine previously shared on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” that he and Bublé had enjoyed a vacation in Mexico where they bonded over learning padel, a sport similar to pickleball.
As for “The Voice,” the latest season features an impressive lineup and is currently undergoing its Knockouts round. An important update for fans: episodes will now air only on Mondays at 9/8c, with no Tuesday episodes for the foreseeable future. Viewers can still catch up with each episode the next day on Peacock.
The camaraderie between Bublé and Levine is a positive highlight amid the excitement of the competition, showcasing the strong relationships that often develop among coaches on the show. As the season progresses, fans can expect even more thrilling musical moments and competitive stakes with new rule changes in place. Don’t miss out on the action every Monday night!