Michael Bublé Supports Adam Levine at Maroon 5 Concert
On November 3, Michael Bublé shared on Instagram that he attended a Maroon 5 concert to support fellow Voice Coach Adam Levine. The two previously worked together for the first time as coaches on Season 27 of The Voice.
VIP Experience and Concert Highlights
Bublé appeared to have a VIP pass, granting him premium seats alongside the concert's sound engineers during the show in Nashville. Maroon 5 is actively touring the U.S., which explains Levine's absence from the current Season 28 coaching panel.
“Went to see @maroon5 tear it up in Nashville last night, unreal show! 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.”
The Voice Coaching Journey
Levine returned to The Voice in spring for Season 27, coaching alongside Michael Bublé, John Legend, and newcomer Kelsea Ballerini. That season concluded in May.
Adam David from Team Bublé won the competition, marking Bublé’s second consecutive victory and making him the only coach to win his first two seasons.
Show Details
- The Voice airs Mondays at 9/8c on NBC.
- Episodes stream the next day on Peacock.
Author's summary: Michael Bublé publicly supported Adam Levine by attending a Maroon 5 concert, highlighting their strong collaboration on The Voice and Bublé’s ongoing success as a coach.