John Legend used his Coach Replay on 'The Voice,' after a former backup dancer for Missy Elliott left coaches dancing in their red chairs.

John Legend revealed a startling behind-the-scenes detail regarding NBC's popular singing competition The Voice during a recent interview on The Kelly Clarkson Show.

Taking on Doris Day's timeless ballad "Dream a Little Dream of Me," the Dallas-born singer draped the room in nostalgia.

The Voice is on the hunt for the best undiscovered singers in the country. Season 27 of NBC’s hit reality competition show returned in January and coaches Kelsea Ballerini, Michael Bublé, John Legend and Adam Levine didn’t waste any time building their teams in the blind auditions.

On Monday night’s (February 17) episode, 28-year-old Conor James from Bridgewater, Massachusetts, made his way to the stage to perform a heartfelt rendition of Aretha Franklin ’s “I Say a Little Prayer.” He was barely seconds into the song when John Legend and Michael Bublé pressed their buttons and turned their chairs around.

Conor James wows 'The Voice' coaches with his rendition of Aretha Franklin's 'I Say a Little Prayer,' with one of them saying he was a 'unicorn' with a chance to win it all.

John Legend made the night of one 'The Voice' contestant, Jacquelyn George, when he sang his son on stage with her.

The Voice Season 27 continued Monday night with more Blind Auditions as the coaches worked to fill their 12-person teams.

John Legend spoke about his kids' musical talents in an interview on 'The Kelly Clarkson Show' on Monday, Feb. 17.

Kentucky has had its fair share of representation and success on NBC’s “The Voice” including Harlan native Jordan Smith’s win in 2015. Now in its 27th season the long-running show will feature another singer from the Commonwealth taking a shot at glory.

Here's how to tune into the fourth episode of "The Voice" season 27, featuring another round of blind auditions.