How to watch 'The Voice' season 26 online — TV channel and live streams
New coach Snoop Dogg is out to smoke the competition
Is there anything that can't be improved with the addition of a little Snoop Dogg? "The Voice" USA has two new coaches – Michael Bublé says hi – but there's no question who the hottest ticket in town is. One way or another, the competition's getting smoked.
"The Voice" season 26 airs on NBC in the U.S. and CTV2 in Canada on Mondays — here's how to watch it online and on TV.
► U.S. date and time: "The Voice" season 16 airs on NBC from 8 p.m. ET/PT on Mondays, starting September 23.
• TV channel — NBC via Hulu with Live TV / Sling / Fubo
• U.S. stream — Peacock
• Canada — CTV2
Fresh from overshadowing actual Olympians at Paris 2024, the artist formerly known as Snoop Doggy Dogg has taken residence in one of the red chairs. For all of the jaw-dropping talent waiting to be unearthed, "The Voice" lives and dies by the charisma of its coaches, and which bodes extremely well for season 26.
While Chance the Rapper, John legend and Dan + Shay have said their goodbyes, firm favorites Reba McEntire and Gwen Stefani have returned, as has veteran host Carson Daly, while Bublé, who's hailing himself as the “future winner” of the show on social media, has made the step up from advisor to fully-fledged mentor.
Read our guide below for how to watch "The Voice" season 26 online and from anywhere in the world.
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Watch 'The Voice' season 26 in the U.S.
In the U.S., "The Voice" season 26 premieres on NBC on Monday, September 23 at 8 p.m. ET/PT. A new episode airs at the same time each Monday.
NBC is a local broadcast network that can accessed with one of the best TV antennas or through a cable TV package.
If you've already cut the cord and don't have cable, you can watch NBC on a live TV service, like Sling TV, Fubo, YouTube TV, Hulu With Live TV, and DirecTV Stream. Or head over to out rundown of the best cable TV alternatives for more info.
How to watch 'The Voice' season 26 on Peacock
All episodes of "The Voice" season 26 will be available to stream via Peacock the day after they air on NBC.
A subscription to Peacock is $7.99 a month for Premium membership, but the $12.99 Premium Plus plan gives you an ad-free experience.
Not only is Peacock one of the best streaming services, but it's also available on most of the best streaming devices.
Watch 'The Voice' season 26 in Canada
"The Voice" season 26 is being shown on CTV2 in Canada.
The season premiere is set for Monday, September 23, and new episodes air at 8 p.m. ET/PT each week.
Can you watch 'The Voice' season 26 in Australia
7Plus is the home of "The Voice US" in Australia, but at the time of writing there's no word on when season 26 will arrive Down Under.
Can you watch 'The Voice' season 26 in the U.K.?
Bad news for Brits: the U.S. version of The Voice isn't broadcast in the U.K..
Who won 'The Voice' season 25?
Soul singer Asher HaVon won season 25 of "The Voice", announced during the finale on May 21, 2024.
He caught the eye of all three judges apart from John Legend with his rendition of Adele's "Set Fire to the Rain" in the blind auditions, and was taken under Reba McEntire's wing.
For winning the show, HaVon was awarded a $100,000 record deal with Republic Records (owned by Universal).
When is the season 26 finale of 'The Voice'?
The date of the season 26 finale is yet to be announced at the time of writing, but we're expecting to see a winner crowned shortly before Christmas.
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