This week’s new episode of NBC’s The Voice marks the third round of blind auditions for season 27. Streaming Monday, Feb. 17 live at 8/7c, viewers can tune in to see the celebrity coaches battle it out for promising contestants.

This season’s celebrity coaches include returning coaches Michael Bublé, John Legend, and alum Adam Levine, who left the show in 2019 after 16 seasons. Country music star Kelsea Ballerini rounds out the judges panel, though she’s not new to The Voice. You may have caught her stepping in during season 20 when Kelly Clarkson exited the show.

To help keep things even more interesting on The Voice, the Coach Replay button—a sneaky tool that allows the coaches the ability to snag an artist—is back in play this season, and so far, both Ballerini and Bublé have used theirs. Meanwhile, Levine and Legend have held firmly onto theirs.

Where can I watch The Voice season 27?

Those without basic cable are still in luck. New episodes of The Voice are streaming on Monday through Fubo or DirecTV Stream, both of which have free trials available.

Viewers who are unable to stream live on Monday can also catch up on episodes of The Voice the day after they premiere with Peacock. Though Peacock does not offer a free trial, plans start at just $29.99 a year through the service’s current special offer.

What is Fubo?

Fubo is an on-demand streaming service featuring hundreds of popular networks. After signing up for a free trial, users can choose from four plans, all of which have an ongoing discount for the first month. Plans start at just $59.99 a month ($25 off normal price).

Those interested can view plans and add-ons here.

What is DirecTV Stream?

DirecTV Stream is similar to Fubo, offering many of the same channels and unlimited DVR. DirecTV Stream provides plans tailored to fit the needs of viewers. Plans start at $86.99, and content can be streamed on unlimited devices in your home.

Browse available channels, add-ons and plans by visiting their site.