Lead singer Adam Levine returns to his roots after a brief leave of absence to coach on NBC's “The Voice,” a show essentially about second chances and dreams come true. Fittingly, Maroon 5, one of Earth's biggest pop-rock power players, almost never made it. It took 26 months for their 2002 debut album, Songs About Jane, to crack the Billboard Top 10, a phenomenon that seems a distant memory now that singles like “Harder to Breathe,” “This Love” and “She Will Be Loved” are radio staples. The band's third and latest album, last year's Hands All Over, further plays up the band's funk and soul influences.
Maroon 5
Tonight @ Miller Lite Oasis, Summerfest, 10 p.m.