Fans of The Voice want “one more night” with Adam Levine and Blake Shelton - and they got it. Well, sort of. Viewers who watched the Season 27 premiere of the NBC singing competition show Monday were in for quite a surprise when the retired coach made a return to the show in a stealthy way.

Original Voice coach Adam Levine was back in the famous red chair alongside returning coaches John Legend and Michael Bublé and brand-new coach Kelsea Ballerini. The four showed a competitive spirit right from the very start when 20-year-old Grace Miller Moody from Florence, South Carolina, kicked things off with a bang.

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,

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.

On one hand, Monday’s Season 27 premiere of The Voice seemed like old times, what with OG coach Adam Levine back on the panel. On the other, it felt like something was missing… or rather someone. The Maroon 5 frontman’s longtime foil,

It definitely makes me nervous to sing in front of Adam Levine,” she said before taking the stage. Grace and her family had been to see a Maroon 5 concert on a trip to Las Ve