Season 30 brings two new coaches, a scrapped round and a festival slot for the winner. Here's when it starts and everything that changed.
The Voice Season 30 premieres Monday, Sept. 21 at 8 p.m. ET on NBC. Episodes stream the next day on Peacock.
NBC is supersizing premiere week: two hours Monday, then one-hour episodes Tuesday and Wednesday. That is four straight hours of Blind Auditions.
The Maroon 5 frontman has been on the panel since the 2011 premiere. He has three wins: Javier Colon, Tessanne Chin and Jordan Smith.
This is her 11th season in a chair, and her four wins are second only to Blake Shelton's nine. Her last champions were Girl Named Tom in Season 21.
The Grammy winner and Girls Trip star is coaching for the first time. She won Best Rap Solo Performance in 1995 for U.N.I.T.Y.
The Alabama country singer behind "you look like you love me" is also a rookie coach. NBC says his chair has a custom holster for his cowboy hat.
In their place is Cut Week. Each coach sends two artists straight to the live shows, and everyone else fights for the last spot on the team.
A new button lets each coach claim one artist per round, but only if they press it before the other three. Speed now counts as much as taste.
Daly has hosted every season since the 2011 premiere, which makes this his 30th in a row on the NBC singing competition.
Beyond the title, the Season 30 champion lands a performance slot at the 2027 Governors Ball festival in Queens, New York.