As The Voice returns this fall on NBC, the iconic red chairs will be occupied by a dynamite group of music legends who each bring something unique to the table.
That’s right, The Voice Season 30 Coaches lineup will feature alums Adam Levine and Kelly Clarkson, along with newcomers Riley Green and Queen Latifah!
From a falsetto pop-rock icon, a Grammy-winning Oscar nominee, one of the mosts versatile vocalists of our time, with singing competition experience to boot, and radio-dominating country star, the Artists competing for the winning title of The Voice are in good hands. Read on to learn more about Coaches joining the panel for The Voice Season 30.
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Adam Levine
After winning The Voice: Battle of Champions with Alexia Jayy in April 2026, Levine is returning to his red chair once again to defend his streak. The Maroon 5 frontman was one of the original Coaches of The Voice, when the show first premiered in 2011, and continued to guide Artists for the first 16 seasons. After taking a brief break in 2019, Levine returned as a Coach for Season 27, Season 29, and now Season 30.
“It’s fun to win,” Levine told NBC Insider with a smile after The Voice Season 29’s results were announced. “I think that I needed to take the break I took and when I came back it was really fun and easy. It’s been fun. I don’t know whatever it is but I hope it keeps on working for me.”
In total, Team Adam has won four times and The Voice Season 30 will mark Levine’s 19th season as a Coach.
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Kelly Clarkson
Team Kelly is back once again! The Grammy winner, who will be exiting The Kelly Clarkson Show after its seventh season, will return to The Voice for the competition’s milestone 30th season.
Clarkson made her debut as a Coach on The Voice in Season 14, winning four times during her tenure. (She and Levine are also now tied in the wins department!). The Voice Season 30 will mark her 11th season as a Coach, a job she adores. In an interview with NBC Insider ahead of Season 29’s finale, Clarkson gushed about how much “fun” she has with Artists in The Voice rehearsals.
“It’s a lot longer than the…segment you get on TV. There’s a lot of, you know, changing it up or trying different things or maybe coming back — that’s a lot of it. And that’s the fun part,” Clarkson shared, adding that she gets to see “a whole different side” of her Artists during these one-on-one sessions. “It’s so fun and why the show is so successful still.”
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Riley Green
A new country crooner has entered the building! Green, who’s behind infectious hits like “Worst Way” and “you look like you love me” with Ella Langley, will make his debut on The Voice this fall on NBC.
While Season 30 will mark Green’s first rodeo as a Coach, he’s no stranger to The Voice. In December 2025, Green performed his soulful song “Jesus Saves” during Season 28’s finale, and teamed with Langley at The Voice Season 26 finale to sing their moving duet “Don’t Mind If I Do” together.
Throughout his career, the Alabama native has dominated the country charts and has so far released three albums: Different ‘Round Here (2019), Ain’t My Last Rodeo (2023), and Don’t Mind If I Do (2024). Green has also won multiple awards in country music, and is nominated for Best Male Country Artist at the 2026 American Music Awards.
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Queen Latifiah
The multi-hyphenate super star Queen Latifah is set to add another title to her iconic resume as she makes her debut on The Voice. Releasing her first album in 1989 at just 19 years old, the Grammy-winning rapper and singer is a trailblazing force in the music industry. In 1995, Queen Latifah won her first Grammy for her hit track “U.N.I.T.Y.” for Best Rap Solo Performance, and has picked up seven nominations throughout her career. She’s released seven chart-topping albums, including her 1993’s Black Reign, which made history as the first album by a solo female rapper to achieve gold status by the RIAA.
Queen Latifah is also loved for her work as an actress, author, and more. Through the years, Queen Latifah has starred in a long list of hit movies including Bringing Down the House, Hairspray, Taxi, Girls Trip, and more.
While this will be Queen Latifah’s first time joining The Voice, the New Jersey native previously served as a guest judge on America’s Got Talent.
The Voice Season 30 premieres on NBC in September 2026
The Voice will be back on our TVs before you know it, with Season 30 premiering in September 2026 on NBC.
