The Voice is back with season 29, with some changes in the format, which instantly grabbed the attention of the audience. The 25th season was won by Aiden Ross, which marked the coach, Nail Horan’s third win. The Voice generally shows four coaches, and the last 28th season’s coach panel consisted of Michael Bublé, Reba McEntire, Snoop Dogg, and Niall Horan.
With the 29th premiere on February 23, 2026, there is a massive change, as per which, the coaching panel won’t have four but rather three coaches. This season, the coaches’ panel will also include Adam Levine, who is returning after 27th season. Adam Levine took a hiatus back in 2019, and after that, he was seen on the 27th season, followed by a break in the 28th season as well. And now that he has returned to the coaches’ panel, we will look at the reason for his exit, along with the reason the singing show has three coaches instead of four, for the first time.
Why is The Voice having three judges instead of four?
This is the first time that The Voice has three coaches. Well, NBC’s decision for the singing show’s 29th season has been made because, as per showrunner Audrey Morrissey, the airtime is less. She told GoldDerby that this season’s hours are considerably fewer. As per Audrey Morrisssey, the teams would be ‘too small’ if there were four coaches.
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