NBC is launching a celebrity version of its singing competition "The Voice," with Keke Palmer taking over as host and Joe Jonas joining the coaches' panel. The new iteration is scheduled to air in 2027.
Palmer replaces longtime host Carson Daly, who has been with the show since its debut. Jonas will sit in one of the coaches' chairs alongside Queen Latifah and Riley Green, who have also been confirmed for the spin-off.
Unlike the original series, which features unknown singers, the celebrity edition will bring together actors, musicians, influencers, athletes, comedians and reality TV stars to compete. The format otherwise follows the established "The Voice" structure, with coaches selecting contestants and guiding them through the competition.
NBC has not yet announced a premiere date beyond the 2027 window, nor has it revealed which network night the show will occupy. The project marks the latest expansion of the "Voice" franchise, which has spawned multiple international versions and previously introduced a "Comeback Stage" digital series.
Palmer, who has hosted NBC's "Password" and starred in films such as "Nope," takes on her first full-time hosting role for a singing competition. Jonas, known for his work with the Jonas Brothers and as a solo artist, brings previous coaching experience from international versions of the show. Queen Latifah and Riley Green are new to the franchise's coaching setup.