The Voice

Season 14 champion Kelly Clarkson and Season 13 Coach Jennifer Hudson join veterans Adam Levine and Blake Shelton for Season 15, which kicks off with the first night of Blind Auditions, as the four musical icons search for the best voice in America.

Coaches Kelly Clarkson, Jennifer Hudson, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton compete to win the best undiscovered voices in America to their teams on the second night of Blind Auditions.

Hopeful vocal artists from across the country audition for a chance to be picked to compete on the teams of four musical superstar coaches during the Blind Auditions phase of competition.

Hopeful vocal artists from across the country audition for a chance to be picked to compete on the teams of four musical superstar coaches during the Blind Auditions phase of competition.

Hopeful vocal artists from across the country audition for a chance to be picked to compete on the teams of four musical superstar coaches during the Blind Auditions phase of competition.

Hopeful vocal artists from across the country audition for a chance to be picked to compete on the teams of four musical superstar coaches during the Blind Auditions phase of competition.

The Blind Auditions conclude to make way for the Battle Rounds, where music industry mentors help prepare the artists to go head-to-head in dueling duets; coaches pick the winners, who will move on to the Knockouts.

Music industry mentors help prepare the artists to go head-to-head in dueling duets; coaches pick the strongest artists from their teams to move on to the Knockouts -- or steal artists from opposing coaches.

Music industry mentors help prepare the artists to go head-to-head in dueling duets; coaches pick the strongest artists from their teams to move on to the Knockouts -- or steal artists from opposing coaches.

On the final night of Battles, mentors Halsey, CeeLo Green, Thomas Rhett and Keith Urban help Coaches Kelly Clarkson, Jennifer Hudson, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton prepare their artists to go head-to-head in dueling duets.

The coaches enlist iconic superstar Mariah Carey to serve as Key Advisor on the first night of Knockouts, when the coaches pair their artists to perform solo, then select just one of them to move on to the Playoffs.

The coaches enlist iconic superstar Mariah Carey to act as Key Advisor on the second night of Knockouts, when the coaches pair their artists to perform solo, then select just one of them to move on to the Playoffs.

The coaches enlist Mariah Carey as Key Advisor on the final night of Knockouts, when the coaches pair their artists to perform solo, then select just one of them to move on to the Playoffs.

The journey of the Top 24 from the blind auditions to the live playoffs

On the first night of the Live Playoffs, the Top 24 artists perform live for the coaches for the chance at a spot in the Top 13.

On the second night of the Live Playoffs, two artists with the most votes from each team advance to the Top 13; each coach selects one more artist to move on; two Comeback Artists perform live for a chance to re-enter the competition.

The Top 13 artists perform live for the coaches, America's vote and their chance at a spot in the Top 11.

The Top 10 artists are revealed as safe via America's votes; the remaining three artists compete for the Instant Save; two artists are eliminated.

The Top 11 artists perform live for America's vote - their coaches, Kelly Clarkson, Jennifer Hudson, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton - singing songs selected by fans via Xfinity's "Suggest-A-Song" feature in The Voice Official App.

The Top 9 artists are revealed as safe via America's votes; the bottom two artists compete for the Instant Save; Jennifer and Blake perform with their teams; Kelsea Ballerini performs.

The Top 10 artists perform for their coaches and America's votes.

The Top 7 artists are revealed as safe via America's votes; the remaining three artists compete for the Instant Save; two artists are eliminated.

The Top 8 artists perform solo and in duet live for their coaches and America's votes.

After the Top 3 artists are declared safe, the runners-up compete for the Instant Save, as America's votes decide who gets the last spot in the Finale; Jennifer Hudson performs "I'll Fight"; Michael Bublé and Hailee Steinfeld perform.

The Top 4 perform duets with their coaches and debut their first original singles live for America's votes.

The Top 4 artists offer a look at their journey to The Voice finale, singing one last time for the win.