The Voice’ returns in Spring 2026 featuring a new format, with Kelly Clarkson, John Legend, and Adam Levine back as coaches for Season 29.

"The Voice" is officially set to return for Season 29 at NBC with a format revamp and the coaching lineup set.

Clarkson, Legend and Levine, all of whom have served as coaches for multiple seasons of "The Voice" and won at least one season, will return to the NBC singing competition show's red chairs for the upcoming 29th season,

Kelly Clarkson is making Las Vegas a family-friendly town, singing with daughter River Rose during a recent concert.

Mass speculation has swirled around Kelly Clarkson as of late due to rumors of issues plaguing her eponymous talk show. However, this weekend, the entertainer drew attention for a completely different reason,

Kelly Clarkson's 11-year-old daughter, River Rose, shares her mom's love of singing. The mom of two invited River Rose on stage to sing with her during a July 18 show she had at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace, part of her ongoing residency in Las Vegas.

Kelly Clarkson is booked and busy. Along with kicking off her Las Vegas residency this month, Clarkson also teamed up with Wayfair to launch a new collection for her home decor line. Clarkson’s prior collections have been inspired by big moves or changes in her life — from a rustic line inspired by her cabin in Montana to last year’s drop of modern,

NBC has formally announced a 29th season of The Voice, as well as the three coaches occupying the red chairs: Adam Levine, John Legend and Kelly Clarkson.

This comes as NBC is revamping the format for the spring version of the show, which will be produced at the same time as Season 28

Clarkson’s Farm star Lisa Hogan has revealed she survived a plane crash. The Irish model and actress, 51, became a household name a few years ago when appearing on her partner Jeremy Clarkson ’s programme Clarkson’s Farm. The couple initially met at a party through mutual friends before getting together in 2017.