‘The Voice’ Announces Fall Premiere for Season 26

The highly anticipated return of The Voice is just around the corner. Season 26 is set to premiere on Monday, September 23, on NBC, with episodes available for streaming on Peacock. This season, returning coaches Reba McEntire and Gwen Stefani will be rejoined by newcomers Michael Buble and Snoop Dogg. The show’s social media pages have already ignited excitement with a post featuring the new coach lineup.

“Let’s give it up for THE dream team @MichaelBuble, @reba, @SnoopDogg, and @gwenstefani!” the show enthused alongside a video of the coaches posing for a snapshot.

Although the season premiere is still a couple of months away, filming has already commenced, particularly the audition segments. Michael Buble recently shared a sneak peek from behind the scenes, offering fans a glimpse of himself seated next to Gwen Stefani. In a nod to Stefani’s hit song “Hollaback Girl,” Buble couldn’t help but caption his post, “This s–t is B-A-N-A-N-A-S!!”

Even as excitement builds for the upcoming season, anticipation for Season 27 is already taking shape. Set to air in the spring of 2025, the next season will see Kelsea Ballerini stepping into the country coach role, taking over from Reba McEntire. Alongside her, Michael Buble will return, and they will be joined by long-time favorites John Legend and Adam Levine.

This marks a significant return for Adam Levine, who was a staple on the show during its initial seasons. As one of the original coaches along with Blake Shelton, Christina Aguilera, and Cee Lo Green, Levine remained on the show for 16 seasons before taking a break.

Source: NBC, Peacock