‘The Voice’ Season 29 Shatters the Internet with an Electric New Trailer, Unveiling a Legendary Coaching Trio Poised for the Most Cutthroat, High-Stakes Battle in the Show’s History.

Kelly Clarkson, Adam Levine, and John Legend are bringing their competitive fire back to the red chairs in Season 29 of The Voice, officially titled The Voice: Battle of Champions. NBC has released the first trailer for the upcoming season, which promises a bold revamp and higher stakes than ever before. The new season premieres February 23.

“This is the Battle of Champions for a reason,” Legend declares at the start of the trailer, setting the tone for what’s to come. All three coaches return as proven winners, and they’re clearly ready to prove who reigns supreme.

The teaser quickly highlights their rivalry. Levine boasts that he was the first coach to ever win The Voice, only for Clarkson to fire back that she holds the record for the most wins. The playful trash talk continues as Levine hypes one performance as “explosive” and unlike anything the show has seen before.

Legend and Levine are also shown bickering over their accolades, each pointing out they’ve won Grammy Awards for Best New Artist. Clarkson, amused by the tension, jokes, “I hate when dad and dad fight,” earning laughs and underscoring the fun chemistry between the coaches.

The trailer also teases major surprises, including the return of original Voice coach CeeLo Green. This time, Green steps into a new role, overseeing the All-Star Showdowns and selecting winners. His dramatic entrance even inspires Clarkson to joke about borrowing the idea for her Las Vegas show.

According to NBC, Season 29 will feature a faster-paced, more competitive format designed to raise the stakes for both coaches and artists. For the first time, the show will have just three coaches instead of four, with each coach building a team of 10 artists. The competition will unfold across Blind Auditions, Battles, Knockouts, semifinals, and the finale.

Several familiar faces are returning to the stage as part of the all-star element. Clarkson’s team includes Girl Named Tom and Jake Hoot, Legend’s features Maelyn Jarmon and Renzo, while Levine welcomes back Javier Colon and Jordan Smith.

Clarkson last appeared as a coach in Season 23, while Levine and Legend previously coached together in Season 27. With legends, champions, and major format changes, The Voice: Battle of Champions is shaping up to be one of the most intense seasons yet when it premieres February 23 on NBC.