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‘The Voice’ has a serious problem, and the solution is pretty simple

‘The Voice’ should scale back some of the unnecessary skits and detours and let the music shine again
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Instead of highlighting the contestants' voices, ‘The Voice’ has increasingly leaned on dramatic narratives (Instagram/@nbcthevoice)
Instead of highlighting the contestants' voices, ‘The Voice’ has increasingly leaned on dramatic narratives (Instagram/@nbcthevoice)

'The Voice' Season 26 fans have been disappointed as the show has shifted from its core focus on vocal talent to an overreliance on reality TV gimmicks. While the quirky coach banter, the emotional contestant backstories, and the comedic skits aimed to boost entertainment value, they’ve overshadowed the very essence that made the show captivating: showcasing exceptional singing. Many viewers are drawn to the raw power of vocal performances, but these are increasingly overshadowed by repetitive storytelling taking center stage. 

Even moments of genuine emotion and laughter, delivered through heartfelt tributes or lighthearted interactions, bring warmth and levity. However, the series frequently succumbs to forced humor and predictable tropes, diminishing its impact. This contrast is all the more frustrating when compared to earlier seasons, which focused purely on talent and gave the spotlight to vocal excellence. Instead of highlighting the contestants' voices, the show has increasingly leaned on dramatic narratives to capture attention.

To get 'The Voice' back on track next season, producers need to adjust the show's trajectory. The show should scale back some of the unnecessary skits and detours and let the music shine again. Featuring raw, awe-inspiring talent will not only satisfy the core fan base but also remind the viewing audience why 'The Voice' stands out from the rest of the reality competition game. It is time for the music to talk louder than anything else.

When is 'The Voice' Season 26 finale?

The finale of 'The Voice' will be broadcast over two nights on NBC. Part 1, where contestants perform for their coaches, will air on Monday, December 9, 2024. Part 2, the night of the results and where a winner will be decided, airs the following night on Tuesday, December 10, 2024. This season's coaches are Michael Bublé, Reba McEntire, Snoop Dogg, and Gwen Stefani. While NBC has yet to confirm the full lineup for the finale, it promises to be a spectacular conclusion to what has already been an exciting season.

Kevin James Graham is eliminated from 'The Voice' Season 26 (Instagram/reba)
The finale of 'The Voice' Season 26 will be broadcast over two nights on NBC. (Instagram/@reba)

When is 'The Voice' Season 27 releasing?

'The Voice' Season 27 premieres on Monday, February 3, 2025, at 8/7c on NBC. Episodes will air every Monday and Tuesday, with next-day streaming available on Peacock. Season 27 features an exciting lineup of coaches, including the return of Adam Levine after a five-year break, joined by John Legend, Michael Bublé, and first-time Coach Kelsea Ballerini. Fans can look forward to classic blind auditions, battles, and new talent set to wow. Get ready for another exciting season!

Levine's return has already generated a lot of buzz, with his social media teasing excitement and competitiveness as he promised to bring a strong 'Team Adam.' Ballerini will her country roots and experience in mentoring young talent to the mix, offering a fresh perspective.

Reba McEntire squashed rumors of her accidental death back in 2012 (Tyler Golden/NBC)
'The Voice' Season 27 premieres on Monday, February 3, 2025  (@tylergolden/NBC)
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