The wait is over. Four months after Season 25 crowned a new champion, The Voice is back for its 26th season on NBC with new singers, a new line-up of coaches and some new competition features you won’t want to miss.

You’ve probably heard that The Voice is coming back, but you might still have a few questions: When is it? How do I watch? Who am I going to watch? That’s why we’re here. Ahead of the Season 26 premiere, let’s take a closer look at what to expect in the coming days and weeks.

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Who are the coaches for? The Voice Season 26?

We have another fantastic new line-up of coaches for the new season of The Voicewith two seasoned veterans (both of whom have won in the past) and two brand new coaches taking their seats for the first time.

On the veteran side, we have Gwen Stefani, who returns after a hiatus for her eighth season as a full-time Coach, looking for her second-ever win on the series after claiming the title in Season 19. And then there’s Reba McEntire, the Queen of Country, who returns for her third consecutive season on the show, and her first as reigning champion after winning in Season 25.

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If you want new coaches, we have a couple of big ones from opposite ends of the musical spectrum, as five-time Grammy winner Michael Bublé and hip-hop legend Snoop Dogg are joining the series. One is a celebrated traditional pop singer, the other is one of the most famous rappers who ever lived. But who will come out on top?

What’s New on The Voice in season 26?

Like every season of The VoiceSeason 26 kicks off with Blind Auditions, where the coaches choose their teams by turning their chairs and campaigning for singers who have impressed them in blind singing challenges. If you’re a loyal viewer, you know how Blinds work, but there’s one new feature this season that’s worth keeping in mind.

For the first time, coaches will have access to a Coach Replay button during the Blind Auditions. Traditionally on The VoiceIf you don’t turn your chair while the singer is still performing, you’ve missed an opportunity to represent that singer as a Coach. The Replay button gives you a second chance to participate, raising the stakes for Coaches and singers.

How to watch The Voice

The Voice is broadcast every week on NBCand you can watch live via your local affiliate. Each episode also drops on Peacock the following day, so if you missed it the night before, you can always catch up.