Adam Levine Calls His Latest ‘The Voice’ Advisor One of the Best He’s Ever Worked With
Adam Levine chose Alex Warren as his adviser for The Voice’s Battle Rounds and called him “one of the best advisors I’ve had”. Levine said Warren offered confident, useful feedback and quickly felt like an old friend, despite their having never met.
Levine said his children’s friend was a devoted Warren fan, which meant Warren’s music often played in his car and prompted the introduction. Warren, who has released two studio albums and received a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist, said his favourite part was seeing each contestant’s distinct talents. The show airs on NBC on Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 pm ET, with episodes available on Peacock the following day.
- Adam Levine praised Alex Warren’s advice on The Voice.
- Warren was chosen after Levine heard his music through his children.
- Warren said contestants’ varied talents stood out to him.
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The Voice is a televised singing competition in which contestants perform for a panel of music artists who coach them through the contest. During the Battle Rounds, contestants are paired to sing against each other, and their coach decides which one advances.
Adam Levine is a singer best known as the frontman of Maroon 5 and a long-time coach on the US version of The Voice. Alex Warren is a singer and songwriter who has released two albums and received a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist; advisers join coaches to offer contestants feedback during the competition.