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Which artists did the coaches of The Voice 2024 choose? The teams for Season 26

The Voice has returned with more talent than ever, and the artists who auditioned in the 2024 edition are on another level. Here, check out how the teams of the coaches for season 26 are set up.

Updated on October 01, 2024 04:52PM EDT

**© @SnoopDogg**Snoop Dogg as a coach on season 26 of The Voice.

The Voice is back with its 26th season on NBC and Peacock, and this time the contestants will be guided by four big stars from very different genres: Snoop Dogg, Michael Bublé, Reba McEntire and Gwen Stefani.

The initial episodes focus on the blind auditions, where the coaches listen to the contestants without seeing them and decide whether they want to work with them. Then come the Knockouts, the Playoffs and finally the live shows.

Now that the premiere has taken place, according to the official schedule, it’s time to find out which artists have been chosen to join the 2024 edition of the singing reality show. Here, check out the teams…

Season 26 teams: Who did The Voice coaches choose?

Team Snoop Dogg

Jake Tankersley – 31
Torre Blake
Chrisdeo – 16
Dreion – 27

Team Michael Bublé

Sofronio Vasquez – 31
Kiara Vega – 18
Mor Ilderton – 20
Kamila Kiehne – 17

Team Gwen Stefani

Jan Dan – 29
Sydney Sterlace – 15
Felsmere – 33
Rowdy Shea – 23
Austyns Stancil – 34

Team Reba McEntire

Danny Joseph – 37
Tanner Frick – 26
323 – Trio

*Teams will be updated as more information becomes available.

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