The Voice will return to NBC this fall for Season 30 of the show, featuring new coaches Riley Green and Queen Latifah. An official premiere date has finally been announced for the new competition.
The Voice Season 30 Has a Premiere Date
Earlier this week, the official social media for The Voice shared the news that Season 30 of the show will officially premiere on NBC on Monday, September 21, 2026. To accompany the announcement, the show posted a video of the four coaches turning around in their spinning red chairs.
This season, veteran coaches Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine will be back on the panel, fresh off their participation in Season 29, subtitled Battle of Champions, earlier this year. They’ll be joined by two new additions to the panel — country star Riley Green and actress/musician Queen Latifah.
The new season began filming earlier this month. As usual, the competition will begin with the Blind Auditions round, as the coaches fill their teams with talented singers. Tickets are available to request right now to attend the filming of the Battle round next month.
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Which Coach Won the Previous Season?
Season 29 of The Voice aired earlier this year, putting a new spin on the show’s format with a Battle of Champions theme. This season only featured three coaches instead of the usual four. In addition to Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine, John Legend also sat on the panel.
Ultimately, Levine was victorious, as his artist Alexia Jayy was crowned the winner of the show. During the season, several past fan-favorite contestants such as Girl Named Tom and Jordan Smith also returned to compete against each other in an All-Star Showdown.
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