She Did Not Hold Back… The Voice Season 30 Trailer Unleashes Wild Coach Moments As New Coach Immediately Challenges Her Fellow Judges The Official Trailer For The Voice Season 30 Is Already Promising Plenty Of Chaos, Unexpected Reactions And Intense Moments Among The Coaches. But One New Addition Appears Ready To Shake Things Up From The Very First Audition, Showing Little Hesitation When It Comes To Challenging Her Fellow Coaches. And The Moment She Goes Head-to-head With The Other Coaches In The Trailer Is Only A Glimpse Of What Appears To Be Coming This Season.

The Voice Season 30 is already looking like a wild ride, with four Coaches ready to fight for the best singers and plenty of funny moments waiting to happen.

The new season brings back Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine, while Queen Latifah and country star Riley Green join the panel for the first time. From big promises to unexpected stunts, the new trailer gives fans a first look at what could be one of the most entertaining seasons yet.

Queen Latifah is ready to take over

Queen Latifah wastes no time making her presence known in her first season as a Coach.

After hearing an Artist deliver a powerful version of I Put a Spell on You, Latifah makes her pitch with plenty of confidence.

“Your voice is beautiful, raspy. I love your command of that song,” she tells the singer. “I’m the Queen, and together we can command The Voice.”

The audience quickly joins in, chanting “Queen! Queen! Queen!” as Latifah tries to win over the Artist.

Her sudden popularity has Kelly Clarkson and Adam Levine worried.

“Guys, this is going to be a problem,” Levine says.

“Well, Adam, it was a nice ride,” Clarkson jokes.

Latifah is also not afraid to challenge her fellow Coaches, telling them they are “going down” as she fights to build her team.

Riley Green brings a different kind of competition

Riley Green is also getting his first chance to sit in one of The Voice’s famous red chairs, and the country singer already appears to have his own way of winning people over.

When one Artist meets the Coaches, she immediately greets Green with a flirty “Hi Riley.”

Clarkson appears determined not to let Green’s country charm steal the spotlight, while Latifah seems happy to admit that the newcomer has something special.

“Riley’s a whole vibe,” Latifah says with a knowing look.

Kelly Clarkson, Riley Green, Queen Latifah and Adam Levine sitting in The Voice judge chairs.

Green then jokingly asks, “Can we put that on my chair?”

The moment gets a laugh from the other Coaches and gives fans an early look at the playful competition between the new panel members.

Kelly Clarkson refuses to help the newcomers

As returning Coaches, Clarkson and Levine already know exactly how intense the Blind Auditions can become.

But Clarkson has no plans to make things easier for the two newcomers.

When host Carson Daly asks whether she has any advice for the new Coaches, Clarkson gives a brutally honest answer.

“No, I hope you lose!” she jokes.

With Team Riley and Team Queen entering the competition, Clarkson clearly knows that sharing her experience could make the battle even harder for her own team.

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The trailer gets even more chaotic

The Season 30 trailer also promises plenty of strange and funny moments outside the usual Coach battles.

Queen Latifah rides a motorcycle onto the set, while Levine pops his head out of a barrel of hay.

Green’s dog Carl also makes an appearance, giving fans an unexpected glimpse of the country star’s four-legged companion.

Clarkson even uses her own hair to try to convince an Artist to choose her team.

After the singer compliments her hairstyle following a Blind Audition, Clarkson suddenly pulls out one of her hair extensions.

“Pick me, and I’ll give it to you!” she says.

The unusual recruiting move leaves the other Coaches amused.

“Sometimes you gotta pop out and show them!” Latifah responds.

Kelly Clarkson, Riley Green, Queen Latifah and Adam Levine sitting in The Voice judge chairs.

Season 30 starts with a busy premiere week

The Voice Season 30 will officially premiere Monday, September 21, at 8 p.m. ET on NBC. The episode will stream the following day on Peacock.

Fans will also get more episodes during premiere week, with new episodes scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday.

The opening schedule is:

  • Monday, September 21: 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. ET
  • Tuesday, September 22: 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. ET
  • Wednesday, September 23: 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. ET

With Clarkson and Levine returning alongside first-time Coaches Queen Latifah and Riley Green, Season 30 is bringing a new mix of personalities to the red chairs.

And if the first trailer is any sign, the Coaches may be just as entertaining as the Artists competing for the next big win.

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