The Voice Season 21 Update: What To Expect And Where To Watch It Online?

One of America's biggest singing competitions is finally setting off for its newest season very soon. The show, which has been on the air for the past 10 years with a total of over 20 successful installments, has new competitors, new challenges, and even a new judge on The Voice Season 21. Most, if not all, fans know that it has given the world of music several talented singers such as Cassidy Pope, Jordan Smith, Christine Grimmie and many more.

Here is what we know about The Voice Season 21.

The Voice Season 21 Spoilers, New Judge And Celebrity Advisers

The Voice Season 21 has no plans in changing the audition process for the contestants. According to the most recent updates regarding The Voice, the show starts off with the traditional blind auditions.

Blind auditions mean that the judges of The Voice will have to choose their roaster by only listening to their singing. Judges will, then, coach their chosen contestants, forming a team with other artists under the same judge.

Blake Shelton, who has been one of the original judges since the very beginning of the show, will be returning to the judge's sit on The Voice Season 21. John Legend will make a comeback as well for his sixth season while Kelly Clarkson for her eighth. Last but not the least, the newest addition to the coach roster is pop superstar Ariana Grande.

Furthermore, the judges of The Voice Season 21 will also have celebrity advisers on board as they coach the contestants. Ariana will have Kristin Chenoweth, Legend is with Camila Cabello, Kelly and Jason Aldean, and Blake and Dierks Bentley.

The Voice Season 21 Release Date And Where To Watch It

The Voice Season 21 will premiere on September 20 at 7 p.m. MT on NBC. The first round of the blind auditions will be aired on September 20 and September 21 at 7 p.m. on NBC. Other streaming service that will carry The Voice season 21 are the following: DirecTV, YouTube TV, Sling TV, Xfinity, and Fubo TV.