“The Voice” is changing thing up for Season 31. NBC’s Emmy winning reality competition show has announced “The Voice: Celebrity,” a new show with a fun exciting twist.
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Key Takeaways
- Keke Palmer is also the Emmy-winning host of NBC’s Password
- Joe Jonas is 1/3 of the superstar group Jonas Brother and follows his brother Nick, who previously sat in the red chair as a coach
- The Voice: Celebrity will air in 2027
This special season swaps undiscovered talent for a wide range of celebrities – actors, musicians, influencers, athletes, comedians, and reality television stars – competing to become the first “Voice” celebrity champion. These celebrity artists will be announced at a later time.
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Joe Jonas will make his coaching debut alongside new back-to-back coaches Queen Latifah and Riley Green. In a “Voice” First, Keke Palmer will takes over the hosting duties for the “Celebrity season, replacing long time host Carson Daly.
The updated version of the show will “offer unprecedented access to artists throughout the competition as viewers watch familiar faces step outside their comfort zones and reveal new sides of themselves. New features such as Voice Boot Camp give viewers a behind-the-scenes look as celebrities prepare for their fan-favorite Blind Auditions while the VIP Room brings artists together to watch their fellow celebrities take The Voice stage in real time. Later in the competition, the Workroom offers another window into the process as artists strategize, rehearse and ready themselves for the Battles.”
“The Voice” returns this fall for season 30 with coaches Kelly Clarkson, Adam Levine, Queen Latifah, and Riley Green and host Carson Daly. The Voice: Celebrity premiere in 2027
Get the most news on “The Voice” in our The Voice category page, for show recaps, contestant interviews, coaches comments and more.
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