The buzz is on fire as legendary musician John Legend makes his grand return as a coach on NBC's hit singing competition, "The Voice," set to premiere its much-anticipated Season 25 on February 26.

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Joining him are none other than country icon Reba McEntire, hip-hop sensation Chance the Rapper, and breaking new ground as the show's first-ever coaching duo, Dan + Shay, who are ready to rock the inaugural Double Chair.

But Legend isn't just a musical maestro; he's a force to be reckoned with beyond the stage. As a principal in Get Lifted Film Co., founder of the personal care line Loved01, and spearheading the social impact organization Free America, Legend's influence transcends music. With an EGOT under his belt and a string of prestigious awards including 12 Grammys, an Academy Award, a Golden Globe, a Tony Award, and four Emmys, his presence promises nothing short of brilliance.

"The Voice" returns with a bang, featuring top vocalists from every corner of the country vying for their shot at stardom. Alongside Legend, the coaching panel sees the dynamic addition of Dan + Shay as the first-ever duo to grace the iconic red chairs.

Notably absent this season are two-time defending champ Niall Horan and Season 19 victor Gwen Stefani.

Legend, who previously clinched victory with contestant Maelyn Jarmon in Season 16, took a brief hiatus in Season 23 but is back and ready to mentor the next wave of talent. Known for his chart-topping hits like "All of Me," "Love Me Now," and "Tonight (Best You Ever Had)," Legend's return sparks excitement among fans worldwide.

talk about legend-ary! the one and only @johnlegend is BACK on #TheVoice !! 🤩🎶 pic.twitter.com/orundCBY3S

— The Voice (@NBCTheVoice) February 20, 2024

The news of Legend's comeback spread like wildfire, with fans expressing their joy across social media platforms. From heartfelt emojis to ecstatic exclamations, the anticipation for Legend's return is palpable.

Love John Legend. Glad he is back as a coach too! 😊

— anne (@AnnieOfficall) February 20, 2024

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