The Voice is getting ready for a major milestone as Season 30 prepares to arrive on NBC this September.

After an eventful Season 29 that introduced new twists and crowned Alexia Jayy as the latest winner, the singing competition is returning with a fresh coaching lineup. Two familiar faces will be back in the red chairs, while two newcomers are preparing to make their debuts.

Season 30 will feature Adam Levine and Kelly Clarkson alongside first time coaches Queen Latifah and Riley Green. The mix brings together four artists with very different backgrounds, setting the stage for a new round of friendly competition, big performances and plenty of coach banter.

The new season is now just around the corner, with the Blind Auditions set to open the competition. Fans will once again watch singers perform without the coaches seeing them, hoping to convince at least one coach to turn a chair.

When does The Voice Season 30 premiere?

The Voice Season 30 premieres Monday, September 21, at 8 p.m. ET on NBC. New episodes will also be available to stream the following day on Peacock.

The show is kicking off its milestone season with a packed premiere week. The first episode will run for two hours, followed by new episodes on both Tuesday and Wednesday.

The premiere week 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

The season will begin with the Blind Auditions, giving viewers their first look at the new coaching panel and the singers hoping to earn a spot on one of the four teams.

Who are the coaches on The Voice Season 30?

Adam Levine and Kelly Clarkson are returning for another season, bringing years of experience on the show back to the panel.

Joining them are Queen Latifah and Riley Green, who will experience the red chairs for the first time.

Queen Latifah is entering The Voice after a long career spanning music, acting, television and producing. Ahead of her debut, she has already shown excitement about creating her own personality as a coach.

The star even joked about coming up with a special nickname for her team. She played around with ideas such as “Coach Queen” and “The Royal Rebels” while admitting that she was still working on her coaching style.

“I gotta get in the mirror,” she joked, explaining that she was still developing her Coach persona.

Riley Green is also looking forward to his first season. The country singer said one of the things he is most excited about is helping new artists develop their talent.

Green also admitted that he may surprise viewers with the types of singers he chooses. Although he is known for country music, he grew up listening to many different styles and does not plan to limit himself to one sound.

The friendly competition has already started between the coaches. Green revealed that Clarkson has been giving him some playful trash talk as he prepares to join the panel.

With four very different personalities sitting together, viewers could be in for plenty of competition once the Blind Auditions begin.

Who is hosting The Voice Season 30?

Carson Daly will once again serve as the host, marking his 30th season with The Voice.

Daly has been part of the show since its beginning and will return to guide viewers through another season of auditions, battles and live performances.

He has also shared his excitement about the new coaching panel ahead of the premiere. In behind the scenes footage from Season 30, Daly appeared alongside Queen Latifah and praised her work during the Blind Auditions.

Now, with the premiere only days away, fans will soon see how the four coaches work together and compete against each other.

Season 30 promises a mix of familiar faces and new energy, with Clarkson and Levine bringing their experience while Queen Latifah and Riley Green begin their first journeys as coaches.

The Voice Season 30 premieres September 21 at 8 p.m. ET on NBC, with new episodes continuing Tuesday and Wednesday that week.