NBC is sending The Voice into glamorous new territory. The network confirmed that production is underway on The Voice: Celebrity, a star-studded spin-off of the long-running singing competition, with a premiere slated for 2027.
Keke Palmer will step in as host, while Joe Jonas makes his first appearance in a coach’s chair, joining Queen Latifah and Riley Green. The shift is significant: instead of spotlighting undiscovered voices, this edition packs the stage with names audiences already recognize.
The contestant pool spans the entertainment spectrum — actors, musicians, social media influencers, athletes, comedians, and reality TV personalities will all vie for the franchise’s first celebrity championship.
The format mirrors a larger trend in competition television, where established series recruit familiar faces to reignite interest and tap into built-in fanbases. The Voice: Celebrity blends the show’s signature vocal-battle structure with contestants who arrive with followings of their own.
NBC is keeping the full roster under wraps for now, promising to reveal the complete lineup of celebrity competitors closer to the premiere. Fans can expect many familiar elements — blind auditions, coach rivalries, and live rounds — reimagined around performers who are already household names.