‘The Voice’ Sets Fall Premiere Date for Season 26

The countdown is on for a new installment of The Voice as season 26 will premiere on Monday, Sept. 23 on NBC, with streaming available on Peacock. Earlier this year, the show announced its coaches for the fall season with Reba McEntire and Gwen Stefani returning to their red chairs. Michael Buble and Snoop Dogg will both be making their Voice debuts.

"Let's give it up for THE dream team @MichaelBuble, @reba, @SnoopDogg, and @gwenstefani!" The Voice shared on social media alongside a video of the coaches posing for a photo.

When Does The Voice Season 26 Start Filming?

With a start date approaching in just over two months, the show has already begun filming the audition process. Buble was kind enough to give fans a behind-the-scenes look as he shared a video of himself in his chair next to Stefani.

"This s--t is B-A-N-A-N-A-S!!" he writes in the caption, alluding to her song "Hollaback Girl."

Will There Be a Season 27 of The Voice?

Although Season 26 of long-running reality singing competition has not even aired yet, the show is wasting no time getting viewers excited for is 2025 run. Season 27 will air in the spring with Kelsea Ballerini filling the country chair as she takes over for McEntire.

In addition to the country singer, Buble, John Legend and Adam Levine will all be returning to their chairs. It's been several years since Levine served as a coach. After launching the show's first season alongside Blake Shelton, Christina Aguilera and Cee Lo Green, the Maroon 5 frontman sat in the same red chair for 16 seasons before exiting.

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