On September 21, 2026, The Voice, Celebrity Name That Tune, and other shows return or premiere, confirmed by TVLine.
On September 21, 2026, the popular singing competition series The Voice returns for its 30th season. This season introduces new coaches Queen Latifah and Riley Green, joining returning favorites Adam Levine and Kelly Clarkson. The premiere will feature the show's signature Blind Auditions, where contestants perform for the coaches in hopes of securing a spot on their teams.
Also returning on this date is the vibrant game show Celebrity Name That Tune. Season six kicks off with ICE T challenging Tony Hawk, followed by a matchup featuring a Philadelphia dad against a self-dubbed "Name That Tune" enthusiast. This season promises to showcase the celebrity contestants' musical knowledge while providing entertaining moments, with Robin Thicke returning as the bandleader.
On the same day, viewers will get their first look at the new drama series Line of Fire, led by renowned actor Peter Krause. The show revolves around a family of law enforcement agents who navigate personal and professional challenges while working with the FBI, US Marshals, Secret Service, and Department of Justice. The series aims to blend family dynamics with high-stakes investigative storytelling.
Completing the lineup on this fall television Monday is the anticipated return of Celebrity Weakest Link. The show brings back its format where eight contestants, known for their notorious reputations, compete against each other for the chance to win up to $1 million for charity. The blend of strategy and competition is expected to engage fans as they root for their favorite personalities.
With the return of these beloved series, fans can expect a mix of familiar faces and excitement as the networks aim to tap into established viewership. The introduction of new coaches in The Voice and the intense rivalries in Celebrity Name That Tune may attract both loyal fans and new viewers. Meanwhile, the premiere of Line of Fire intends to draw in audiences who enjoy family dramas intertwined with law enforcement narratives.
TVLine reported on these developments, highlighting them as significant events in the television landscape, particularly on a Monday that is typically regarded as the kickoff for weekly programming.
As these shows begin their new seasons, audiences will be eager to see how the changes and additions within each series unfold. Viewer engagement following premiere night will likely determine how these shows fare throughout their respective seasons.
For additional insights on upcoming television programming, check out more reports on TVLine. For those invested in current trends, don’t miss our coverage on related series such as NBC's Line of Fire and the competition in reality television.
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