NBC has announced Joe Jonas and Keke Palmer as cast members for the inaugural season of its new celebrity edition of The Voice, scheduled to premiere in Spring 2027.

Key facts
- •Joe Jonas will serve as a coach on the new celebrity edition of The Voice.
- •Keke Palmer will host the series, replacing original host Carson Daly.
- •Queen Latifah and Riley Green are also confirmed as coaches for the inaugural season.
- •The series is scheduled to premiere on NBC in Spring 2027.
- •The show will feature a mix of famous figures, including athletes and actors, rather than undiscovered talent.
Joe Jonas and Keke Palmer have been named as cast members for the upcoming celebrity edition of the NBC competition series The Voice. Jonas will serve as a coach, while Palmer is set to host the program. The new series, which is the first U.S. spinoff of the original show, is currently in production and is slated to debut in Spring 2027.
Cast and Production Details
The celebrity edition, which will also serve as Season 31 of the franchise, features Queen Latifah and Riley Green as coaches alongside Jonas. Carson Daly, the longtime host of the original series, will step down from his hosting duties but will remain involved as a producer. The show will feature a mix of athletes, actors, and music stars competing against one another, departing from the original series' focus on undiscovered talent.
New Format Features
The spinoff introduces two new elements: a 'Voice Boot Camp' that provides behind-the-scenes footage of contestants preparing for their Blind Auditions, and a 'VIP room' where participants can watch their peers perform. The series is produced by MGM Alternative, Warner Horizon Unscripted Television, and ITV Studios, with executive producers including Audrey Morrissey, Mark Burnett, and John de Mol.
Timeline
- 2011The original version of The Voice first aired.
- Fall 2026Season 30 of The original series is scheduled to air.
- Spring 2027The inaugural season of The Voice: Celebrity is slated to premiere.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Rolling Stone.


