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John Legend
John Legend Season 27 Photo
Birth name: John Roger Stephens
Sex: Male
Birthday: December 28, 1978 (age 43)
Birth place: Springfield, Ohio
Occupation: Singer, songwriter
Instruments: Vocals, piano
Years active: 2000-present
Associated acts: Maelyn Jarmon

John Legend is an American singer, songwriter and pianist. He is the new coach on Season 16 of The Voice.

Contestants who performed by John Legend[]

  • Angel Bonoilla
  • DeAndre Nico
  • Josh Kaufman
  • Kamalei Kawa’a
  • Kelsea Johnson
  • Mathai
  • Ray Boudreaux
  • thunderstorm Artis
  • Victor Solomon

Winning Artists[]

Biography[]

John Legend serves as a coach on Season 16 of NBC's four-time Emmy Award-winning musical competition series "The Voice."

Legend, a critically acclaimed, multi-platinum singer-songwriter, has garnered 10 Grammy Awards, an Academy Award, a Golden Globe, a Tony Award and an Emmy Award, among others. Legend is the first African-American man to earn an EGOT and one of only 15 people in the prestigious EGOT club. He has released six albums over the course of his career: "Get Lifted" (2004), "Once Again" (2006), "Evolver" (2008), "Love in the Future" (2013), "Darkness and Light" (2016) and "A Legendary Christmas" (2018), which was followed by his "A Legendary Christmas Tour."

Legend starred as Jesus in NBC's "Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert" in 2018 and was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series or Movie for his performance. He won an Emmy as a producer in the category of Outstanding Variety Special (Live).

Beyond his music career, Legend is a principle partner in Get Lifted Film Co., a film and television production company based in Los Angeles. In addition to "Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert," other projects include the HBO documentary "Southern Rites," the 2018 Tribeca Audience Award-winning documentary "United Skates," WGN America's "Underground" and films such as "Southside with You" and "La La Land."

As a philanthropist, Legend initiated the #FREEAMERICA campaign in 2015 to change the national conversation surrounding our country's criminal justice policies and to end mass incarceration.

- NBC.com[1]

Season 16[]

John's First Coach on Season 16 & Legend's First Win with

Artists[]

  • Maelyn Jamron
  • Shawn Sounds
  • Celia Babini
  • Jacob Maxwell
  • Jimmy Mowery
  • Lisa Ramey
  • Julian King
  • Beth Griffith-Manley
  • Kayslin Victoria
  • Talon Cardon
  • Denton Arnell

Season 17[]

John is Returning Coach for Season 17

Artists[]

  • Katie Jaden
  • Will Breman
  • Marybeth Byrd
  • Alex Guthrie
  • Khalea Lynee
  • Preston C. Howell
  • Zoe Upkins
  • James Violet
  • Dane & Stephanie
  • Jared Herzog
  • Mendeleev
  • Matt New

Season 18[]

Artists[]

  • CammWess
  • Zan Fiskum
  • Mandi Castillo
  • Mike Jerel
  • Nelson Cade
  • Darious Lyles
  • Brittney Allen
  • Zach Day

Season 19[]

Artists[]

  • John Holiday
  • Tamara Jade
  • Bailey Rae
  • Chloe Hogan
  • Julia Cooper
  • Casme
  • Lauren Frihauf
  • Rio Souma
  • Olivia Reyes

Season 20[]

Artists[]

  • Victor Soloman
  • Pia Renee
  • Ryleigh Modig
  • Zaina Alake
  • Carolina Rial
  • Rio Doyle
  • Gean Garcia
  • Ciana Pelekai
  • Durell Anthony
  • Christine Cain
  • Denisha Dalton
  • Deion Warren

Season 21[]

Artists[]

  • Jershika Maple
  • Joshua Vacanti
  • Shadale Johnson
  • Samuel Harness
  • David Vogel
  • Samara Brown
  • BrittanyBree
  • Sabrina Diaz
  • Janora Brown
  • Keilah Grace
  • KJ Jennings
  • Jack Rogan

Season 22[]

Artists[]

  • Omar Jose Cardona
  • Parijita Bastola
  • Kim Cruse
  • Sasha Hurtado
  • Peyton Aldridge
  • Emma Brooke
  • Valerie Harding
  • Ian Harrison
  • The Marilynds
  • Morgan Taylor
  • David Andrew
  • Lana Love
  • Dia Malaki
  • Kara McKee
  • SOLsong
  • Nia Skyfer

Season 24[]

Artists[]

Season 25[]

Artists[]

  • Zoe Levert
  • Nathan Cheeter
  • Gene Taylor
  • Bryan Olesen
  • Jackie Romero
  • Mafe
  • Val T, Webb
  • Rivers Grayson
  • OK3
  • Ronnie Wilson

Season 27[]

Artists[]

  • Renzo
  • Bryson Battle
  • Jordan Allen
  • Ari Camille
  • Jacuelyn George
  • BD.ii
  • Kolby Cordell
  • Olivia Kuper Harris
  • Nell Simmons
  • Antonio Ramsey
  • Jay Ammo
  • Pablo Herrera

Winning Artists[]

Maelyn Jarmon

Highest-Ranking Artists[]

Maelyn Jarmon

References[]

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