The Voice Season 28 Premiere Date
The Voice” Season 28 officially premieres on Monday, September 22, 2025, with a burst of energy worthy of those spinning red chairs. This year’s kick-off is a juicy two-hour episode, dropping right at the start of fall TV season—when, in my house, the argument over who gets the remote is as tense as any chair turn.
To stretch out the excitement (or the insanity, depending on your caffeine level), the second half of the premiere airs the very next day, Tuesday, September 23. I’ll admit: the double premiere is my weakness—once those audition montages hit, I’m useless for chores.
The Voice Season 28 Premiere Time
The show lands at 8 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. CT on NBC, both Monday and Tuesday of premiere week. It’s classic “get home quick, nuke leftovers, and park it on the couch” territory. There’s an old superstition in my house: the earlier you sit down, the more likely your favorite contestant survives. (Totally unscientific, but why tempt fate?)
From there, new episodes will air every Monday and Tuesday, keeping pace with your week—always just often enough to keep group-text debates going. Let’s be real: nobody is immune to that tiny thrill of seeing the “live” tag in the bottom corner.
The Voice Season 28 Coaches/Judges
So, who’s fighting for bragging rights (and wardrobe supremacy) this time? There are no new faces—just fan favorites, ready to one-up each other. Season 28 brings back:
- Michael Bublé: Returning for his third consecutive season, fresh off back-to-back wins. The guy oozes smooth, both in vocals and pep talks. One day, his jacket collection might deserve its own fan club.
- Reba McEntire: The queen of country herself pops back for her fourth season. Between her quick-witted jabs and grand-mama vibes, she brings both comfort and sass. I once watched my mom calibrate her iPad brightness just so she could see Reba’s boots better.
- Niall Horan: Fresh from world tours, the two-time-winning ex–One Direction star returns, hoping to keep his perfect track record. Never count out the guy with international fan armies.
- Snoop Dogg: Back for his second season, boldly gunning for his first win. There’s something endearing about watching a hip-hop icon earnestly campaign for a country crooner. Snoop’s commentary is sometimes the best reason to keep watching after a tough elimination.
Host Carson Daly, as always, is steering the ship—a comforting constant even as the lineup shifts every year. In my book, a voice season intro without Carson would be like pizza without cheese: just not right.
Where and How to Watch The Voice Season 28?re
NBC is still the home base: catch the show live on the old-school big network at 8/7c Mondays and Tuesdays. And if your evenings are a hot mess—kids’ soccer, email storms, random existential dread—Peacock lets you stream each episode the next day.
For cord-cutters, there are plenty of options. Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, Sling TV, and Fubo all let you watch live (check local availability, because sometimes life likes to throw curveballs). My neighbor, Dave, who hasn’t had cable since the Obama era, swears by streaming the show on his phone, propped on a bag of quinoa. He still complains every year when spoilers pop up before he can finish dinner.
- Live: NBC at 8 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. CT (Mondays and Tuesdays)
- Next Day: Peacock (streaming)
- Other Ways: Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, Sling TV, Fubo
