The Voice Season 28: Meet the Coaches, Schedule Updates, and What to Expect

Get ready—The Voice returns for Season 28 with a star-studded lineup and exciting changes that fans won't want to miss. Whether you're a longtime viewer or new to the show, this guide covers everything you need to know.

The Voice Season 28: Who Are the Coaches?

Season 28 of The Voice brings back fan favorites and introduces a dynamic mix of talent guiding the next wave of aspiring artists. In the upcoming season, viewers will see four beloved celebrities take their places in the iconic red chairs:

• Michael Bublé returns for his third consecutive season, solidifying his role as a mentor for rising stars. As one of the few artists to coach for more than two consecutive seasons, Bublé calls it “the best job I’ve ever had” and relishes the chance to help contestants reach their full potential. He is known for his sincere, encouraging approach. Find out more about Michael’s journey as a coach and his insights into the competition in People's exclusive interview.

• Reba McEntire steps back onto the stage after her previous victories and impactful mentorship over several seasons. Her deep connection to country music and history with the show makes her a favorite among contestants and viewers alike.

• Niall Horan, known for his One Direction fame and a growing legacy as a Voice coach, resumes his chair after a brief hiatus. His youthful energy and experience resonate with both the artists and the audience.

• Snoop Dogg rounds out the lineup, bringing his broad musical knowledge and charisma back to the coaching team. After a popular debut season, he expressed enthusiasm about returning to share his expertise with emerging talent.

For a comprehensive look at the new coaching roster and highlights from past seasons, visit NBC Insider’s official Season 28 announcement.

New Scheduling and Format Changes

Season 28 of The Voice will see notable scheduling shifts due to network commitments. The show will premiere with two-hour episodes on Mondays and Tuesdays in September. However, as NBC takes on NBA broadcasts, The Voice will move to a single night each week later in the fall. This change aims to balance the network’s expanded sports schedule with the show’s commitment to delivering must-see performances. Stay updated on these adjustments and what they mean for fans by reading Deadline’s detailed breakdown.

Why The Voice Remains a Must-Watch

Over the years, the voice has earned its reputation as television’s premier singing competition. With a focus on mentorship and genuine artist development—not just celebrity judgeships—it provides a platform for real musical growth. Each season, contestants benefit from the guidance of coaches who are not just stars, but passionate collaborators. Viewers love the blind auditions, emotional battles, and live performances—all ingredients that keep the show fresh and engaging season after season.

How to Watch The Voice Season 28

Don’t miss a moment of the action. Tune in to NBC on Mondays (and Tuesdays at the start of the season) at 8/7c. Episodes are also available next day on Peacock, offering flexibility for fans who want to catch up or watch on the go.

Whether you’re rooting for a favorite coach, following the journey of a standout contestant, or just love the thrill of live music, The Voice Season 28 is shaping up to be one of the most exciting yet.

Join the Conversation

Are you excited for the new season? Which coach are you most eager to see in action? Share your thoughts and join the discussion as The Voice returns to prime time! For more news, interviews, and exclusive clips, explore these behind-the-scenes stories and updates from the official NBC site.