The Voice Coaches Ranked: Who Was A Judge On Every Season And Who Has The Most Wins?
Since its debut in 2011, the US version of The Voice has become a global phenomenon, captivating audiences with its unique blind audition format and, most importantly, its rotating panel of superstar coaches. What started with four chairs—the "Original Four"—has expanded into a coaching legacy that now spans over two dozen seasons, introducing new music legends and fresh rivalries with every cycle. As of late 2025, the show continues its dynamic evolution, with a mix of veteran fan-favorites and exciting newcomers.
The constant change in the red swivel chairs is a key part of the show's appeal, but it often leaves fans asking: Who exactly has been a coach on The Voice? From the longest-serving legend to the newest additions, here is the ultimate, up-to-date breakdown of every major star who has guided aspiring singers to victory, including the coaches for the upcoming Season 28. The show has seen a total of 22 different celebrity coaches through Season 26.
The Complete Roster of Every US The Voice Coach (Seasons 1–28)
The coaching panel is the heart of The Voice, and over the years, it has featured a who's who of music royalty. While country music icon Blake Shelton holds the record for the most seasons, the roster has grown to include pop, hip-hop, R&B, and rock legends.
- Blake Shelton: Seasons 1–23 (The longest-serving coach and winningest coach)
- Adam Levine: Seasons 1–16 (One of the "Original Four")
- Christina Aguilera: Seasons 1–3, 5, 8, 10 (One of the "Original Four")
- CeeLo Green: Seasons 1–3, 5 (One of the "Original Four")
- Shakira: Seasons 4, 6
- Usher: Seasons 4, 6
- Gwen Stefani: Seasons 7, 9, 12, 17, 19, 22, 24, 26 (Returning for Season 26)
- Pharrell Williams: Seasons 7–10
- Miley Cyrus: Seasons 11, 13
- Alicia Keys: Seasons 11, 12, 14
- Jennifer Hudson: Seasons 13, 15
- Kelly Clarkson: Seasons 14–21, 23
- John Legend: Seasons 16–22, 24
- Nick Jonas: Seasons 18, 20
- Ariana Grande: Season 21
- Camila Cabello: Season 22
- Chance the Rapper: Seasons 23, 25
- Niall Horan: Seasons 23, 24, 28 (A back-to-back winner in his first two seasons)
- Reba McEntire: Seasons 24, 25, 26, 28 (The Queen of Country)
- Michael Bublé: Seasons 26, 28 (Won his rookie season, Season 26)
- Snoop Dogg: Seasons 26, 28 (Joined the panel for Season 26)
- Adam Levine: Season 27 (Returning for Season 27)
The Current and Upcoming Coaches: Season 26 and Beyond
The show’s longevity is due in part to its ability to refresh its panel with new, high-profile artists. The most recent and upcoming seasons have seen a significant shake-up, bringing in new energy and unexpected mentorship styles.
The Dynamic Panel of Season 26
Season 26 marked a major transition, featuring two new coaches alongside two returning veterans, creating a highly competitive and entertaining dynamic.
1. Michael Bublé (New Coach & Rookie Winner)
The "Prince of Christmas" and multi-Grammy-winning crooner, Michael Bublé, made his coaching debut in Season 26. His first season was a spectacular success, as he not only won the competition but also became the first coach in the show's history to have the top two artists on his team in a debut season. Bublé initially turned down the role at least 15 times before finally accepting, bringing his smooth charm and vast experience in the jazz and pop world to the show.
2. Snoop Dogg (The Hip-Hop Icon)
Hip-hop legend Snoop Dogg joined the panel for Season 26, bringing an infectious energy and a surprisingly huge heart to the set. Known for his decades-long career as a rapper, producer, and actor, Snoop Dogg's unique perspective on rhythm and stage presence was a refreshing addition. He quickly became a fan-favorite, showcasing his genuine desire to mentor new talent.
3. Reba McEntire (The Reigning Queen of Country)
Country music superstar Reba McEntire cemented her status as a formidable coach by winning Season 25 with her artist, Asher HaVon. This victory made her only the fifth female coach to win the competition. Reba, who replaced Blake Shelton, has successfully carried the torch for country music on the show and is set to return for Season 26 and Season 28.
4. Gwen Stefani (The Pop/Rock Veteran)
Gwen Stefani, a returning veteran and pop/rock icon, also graced the Season 26 panel. Her return comes amidst a busy period that includes new music, such as her single "Purple Irises," and her beauty line, Gxve Beauty. Stefani's on-screen chemistry with the other coaches and her ability to mentor artists across various genres make her a highly valued presence.
The Voice's Coaching Legends: Who Won the Most?
The ultimate measure of a coach's success is the number of times they have led an artist to victory. The record for the most wins is held by one of the "Original Four," a coach who was with the show for 23 consecutive seasons.
Blake Shelton: The King of The Voice Wins
No coach has won more titles than Blake Shelton. During his monumental 23-season run, Team Blake secured the championship title an astonishing nine times. His winning artists include Jermaine Paul (Season 2), Cassadee Pope (Season 3), Danielle Bradbery (Season 4), Sundance Head (Season 11), Chloe Kohanski (Season 13), Todd Tilghman (Season 18), Cam Anthony (Season 20), and Bryce Leatherwood (Season 22).
Since his departure, Shelton has focused on new projects, including a new reality competition show titled The Road, which he believes can succeed in creating a true musical superstar—something he admitted The Voice struggled to do.
The Closest Competitors
While Blake Shelton’s record stands tall, several other coaches have proven to be fierce competitors and highly successful mentors:
- Kelly Clarkson: The pop superstar and talk show host is a close second, having won four times during her tenure.
- Adam Levine: The Maroon 5 frontman and original coach secured three victories.
- John Legend: The EGOT winner has three wins to his name.
- Niall Horan: The former One Direction member had an incredible start, winning back-to-back in Seasons 23 and 24, giving him a perfect 100% winning rate in his first two seasons.
The legacy of The Voice coaches is a rich tapestry of musical talent and competitive spirit. From the foundational rivalry of Blake Shelton and Adam Levine to the fresh, winning energy of newcomers like Michael Bublé and Niall Horan, the show continues to attract world-class mentors. The ever-changing panel ensures that every season offers a new dynamic, new strategies, and new opportunities for aspiring artists to learn from the best in the business.
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