Michael Buble Spills the Real Tea: Why Season 26 of The Voice Is About to Get Super Heated Between Coaches

Mega-star Michael Bublé reveals the season 26 coaching lineup of the hit NBC show The Voice is about to get super competitive and interesting. Bublé who joined as one of the coaches for the season, shared that his primary goal is to produce a winner while showing nothing but respect to fellow contestants.

"I know it's a competition, but there's nothing funny about someone's dream," Michael stated as he thinks about the reason why the competition between co-coaches this season would be unusual. Fans have witnessed a lot of camaraderie between coaches in previous episodes of The Voice. This season however would be different according to the Canadian crooner.

"It is going to be interesting because The Voice didn’t decide to add two winners the way they did, with me and Chance the Rapper who both have never coached together on any season, so we are going to see two super competitive, and strong-willed people on the same show. The dynamic between co-coaches this season is also very different because we both understand the relevance of assisting our contestants and keeping our competitive spirit ignited while still being respectful," Michael continued.

The dynamic he referred to could be due in part to the mix of strong personalities that season 26 coaches have on board. This season’s lineup includes Dan + Shay and Reba McEntire who are not new to the show, and newcomers Michael Bublé and Chance the Rapper who will lead a team of aspiring singers vying for the top prize.

Musically speaking, the new coaching staff provides musical choices in many genres from country to R&B; but the big question is whether the synergy between co-coaches could produce a winning tone at the end of the competition.

As Michael is now part of the The Voice family, he is trying to bring a new perspective into the show. As such, more attention should be given to each aspiring contestant’s personal dream in the competition, which brings up the question whether Michael’s tone would put a strain on the relationships between his fellow co-coaches as the season unfolds. This angle just might be what would make this season of The Voice so unique.