Season 29 of The Voice is right around the corner, and it’s going to be one for the books.

Dubbed The Voice: Battle of Champions, Season 29 will feature the show’s first-ever three-Coach lineup, and they’re all veteran heavy-hitters: Kelly Clarkson, Adam Levine, and John Legend. And the next season of The Voice premieres sooner than you think.

Below, read a little more about The Voice: Battle of Champions (Season 29), including when it officially returns on NBC.

The Voice comes back in February 2026

A split of Adam Levine, Kelly Clarkson, and John Legend on The Voice.

Adam Levine on The Voice Season 27, Episode 14; Kelly Clarkson on The Voice Season 27, Episode 15; John Legend on The Voice Season 27, Episode 9.

Photo: Tyler Golden/NBC; Trae Patton/NBC

The Voice: Battle of Champions premieres on Monday, February 23, 2026 at 9/8c on NBC, kicking things off with the Blind Auditions. New episodes will then air Monday nights at 9/8c. As always, episodes will be available to stream the next day on Peacock.

Season 29 will feature a slew of new format changes that will surely shake up the competition. From the Coaches competing for the most 3-Chair Turns to a Super Steal rule in Battles, you’ve never watched a Voice season like this.

The Voice: Battle of Champions

The Voice Season 29 is shaking things up, premiering on Monday, February 23 at 9/8c on NBC and streaming the next day on Peacock.

Officially titled The Voice: Battle of Champions, Season 29 features the show’s first-ever three-Coach lineup, putting The Voice OGs Kelly Clarkson, Adam Levine, and John Legend back in the red chairs for an epic showdown.

The Voice Season 29 will also introduce fresh format updates such as the “Triple Turn Competition” and the “Super Steal.” You also won’t want to miss the exciting return of CeeLoo Green in a totally new role.

Speaking to NBC Insider, Coach Legend opened up about why he enjoys being a Coach so much. ”I love that we get to be surrounded by so much talent and it’s really inspiring, truthfully,” he said. “I learn so much from being on this show. I learn from coaching. I learn from the interaction I have with these Artists, and it’s very renewing because, you know, I’ve been making records for, like, 20 years now and to be around Artists that have that hunger and that excitement is very renewing for me, and I love that experience.”

Legend also loves that the show gives him work-life balance. “I also love that, you know, I live here in Los Angeles, I have four kids. It’s nice to work at home, basically, you know?” he explained. “And [to] be able to take my kids to school in the morning and then go to work, but honestly, the inspiration that I get from these Artists every single time is very renewing for me, and it doesn’t get old.”