The Voice brings back six weeks of live shows for Season 30
Season 30 brings six weeks of live shows with real-time voting, a major expansion after Season 29 had none.
The Voice Season 30 premieres Monday with a mix of new and returning coaches. Kelly Clarkson returns for her 11th season and Adam Levine for his 19th, now joined by Queen Latifah and country star Riley Green in their first coaching roles.
The four performed The Band's 1968 song "The Weight" during promotional events this week. The season's biggest change is the return of live shows to full force, running for six weeks straight.
Previous seasons that featured live performances were limited to just a few days. Voting during the live shows will be real-time, meaning results come through the same night performers compete.
- 11th
- Clarkson's season count
- 19th
- Levine's season count
- Six
- Live show weeks
- Monday, Sept. 21, 8 p.m. EST
- Premiere date and time
Why it mattersLive shows give unknown singers real exposure and a fair shot at competition, drawing viewers who enjoy seeing raw talent develop on stage.
AustraliaThe Voice airs on NBC and Peacock in the US, but Australian fans follow the show online; the expanded live format gives more content for international viewers to watch.
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