NBC's The Voice wrapped Season 27 with a new winner. Adam David, 35, earned the title Wednesday, beating out finalists Jadyn Cree, RENZO, Lucia Flores-Wiseman and Jaelen Johnston. Michael Bublé coached the singer-songwriter after hearing him sing "Baby, I Love Your Way" by Peter Frampton.

“The Voice” has found the winner of its 27th season. During Tuesday’s finale, “The Voice” crowned its Season 27 winner as Adam David from coach Michael Buble’s team, who will take home a $100,000 cash prize as well as a record deal with Universal Music Group.

WARNING: this item contains spoilers — read at your own risk! The winner of The Voice Season 27 was crowned on May 20 after finalists Adam David and Jadyn Cree from Team Michael Bublé, Renzo from Team John Legend,

The Voice has named a winner for Season 27! Adam David was announced as the newest champion of the NBC singing competition during Tuesday’s finale, marking two consecutive wins for celebrity coach Michael Bublé.

The winner for Season 27 of “The Voice” was Adam David. This was a win for Team Bublé. In second place was Team Kelsea’s Jaelen Johnston. Renzo came in third, while Flores-Wiseman came in fourth and Cree in fifth place.

When Michael Bublé took the stage during the first night of The Voice Season 27's Live Finale, he made sure to pay tribute to two music legends he's long admired. During the live May 19 episode of The Voice,

Among his best-known TV themes are El-Ayam (1979), Al-Shahd wal-Domoua (1983), El-Mal wal-Banoon (1993–95), Al-Sira Al-Hilaleya (1997), and Sheikh Al-Arab Hammam (2010). El-Haggar is one of the most prominent singers in Egypt and the Arab world, with a career that has spanned over four decades.

Hull KR prop Sam Luckley is having a year to remember so far but is focussed on making sure it ends with silverware