A new trailerA new trailer for the upcoming season of the hit NBC singing competition The Voice appeared on Aug. 4, highlighting the addition of Camilla Cabello to the judges panel. A first-time judge on the show, Cabello is shown getting a 'mysterious' note from Blake Shelton about how she is going to lose this season.
In The Voice's 22nd season, Cabello joins a long list of stars who have sat in the spinning chairs to judge and recruit unknown singing talents. Cabello will be the 16th judge on the NBC show, and she'll be looking to become the 10th judge to take home the crown.
Ariana Grande - 0 Wins
A Grammy-award winning artist and former child-star on Nickelodeon, Arian Grande was a judge in the previous season of The Voice, leaving after just one season as a coach.
Grande's first and only season as a coach left a bit to be desired, with her last coachees, Jim and Sasha Allen, being eliminated in the semifinals. This left her as the only coach without an artist in the finals, though one of her stolen artists, Hailey Mia, placed fourth.
Nick Jonas - 0 Wins
Nick Jonas, the former Disney Channel star and current recording artist, has been a judge on The Voice for two different seasons. He made his debut in the 18th season, and returned to coach in season 20.
While Jonas put in a valiant effort in both of his seasons, having a representative in the finale for both, it was not meant to be. His artists placed third and fourth, respectively, with Jonas slightly regressing from his first to second season on the show.
Miley Cyrus - 0 Wins
A highly accomplished actress and singer since her days on the hit Disney Channel show Hannah Montana, Miley Cyrus has coached twice for The Voice, in seasons 11 and 13 respectively.
Cyrus improved from her first appearance to her second, with her first finale appearance coming in season 13 after her last two artists were eliminated in season 11. The win was not to be, however, as her artist, Brooke Simpson, placed third.
Jennifer Hudson - 0 Wins
The youngest woman ever to receive an EGOT in her career, Jennifer Hudson also had a couple of coaching spells on The Voice, appearing in both seasons 13 and 15.
While Hudson's first coaching job was underwhelming, being the only coach to not have an artist reach the finale, she improved on her second try. In season 15, her contestant Kennedy Holmes managed to place fourth, giving Hudson her first, and only, top four finish on the show.
Shakira - 0 Wins
The Queen of Latin Music who holds a plethora of awards, including multiple Grammys, Shakira starred as a coach of The Voice in seasons 4 and 6, respectively.
While she was able to get an artist to the top five in each of her two seasons, it was not meant to be. Both Sasha Allen in season 4 and Kristen Merlin in season 6 were eliminated in the semifinals, leaving Shakira without a finals appearance on the show.
CeeLo Green - 0 Wins
The former member of both Atlanta hip hop group Goodie Mob and R&B duo Gnarls Barkley, CeeLo Green was one of the four original coaches of The Voice, appearing in seasons 1, 2, 3 and 5.
While never winning it all, Green still had a moderately successful time coaching on The Voice, coaching a finalist in each of the first three seasons of the NBC show. The closest he came was season 2, where his artist, Juliet Sims, finished as runner-up.
Usher - 1 Win
A Grammy-award winning artist and one of the most successful recordings artists of the 2000s, Usher joined the coaching panel on The Voice reality competition for seasons 4 and 6, along with Shakira.
Usher has had one of the more successful coaching runs on The Voice, with a top two finish in both of his seasons. While he just missed out on the win in season 4, he made amends for it in season 6, coaching Josh Kaufman to victory in his final season with the NBC show.
Gwen Stefani - 1 Win
Gwen Stefani, in addition to her success as both a solo artist and a member of the band No Doubt, is a seasoned coach of The Voice. She has coached for five different seasons, and will be a coach in the upcoming 22nd season.
Her time on the hit 2010s reality show started off rough, with eventual champion Craig Wayne Boyd being stolen from her in the knockout rounds by Blake Shelton. She eventually was able to turn fortunes, coaching her first winner in season 19, where pop singer Carter Rubin took the crown.
John Legend - 1 Win
John Legend, a world-renowned artist and producer, and the first Black man to win the EGOT, has been a judge on The Voice for the last six seasons, starting on season 16. He is also slated to coach in the upcoming season 22.
Despite being the fourth most seasoned coach in The Voice history, Legend only has one season win to his name. It came during his rookie season on the show, where his artist Maelyn Jarmon beat out three of Blake Shelton's artists to win the competition.
Alicia Keys - 1 Win
A decorated music industry veteran with multiple Grammys and top-charting singles to her name, Alicia Keys has been a coach on The Voice three times, in seasons 11, 12 and 14.
Keys started off her time on the NBC show strong with a third-place finish, and then was able to win it all with Chris Blue in season 12. While she couldn't repeat in season 14, she did coach singer-songwriter Britton Buchanan to a second place finish in her last season in the chairs.
Pharrell Williams - 1 Win
Pharrell Williams, a highly successful producer, rapper and singer who has been inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, took some time to be a celebrity judge on The Voice over the span of four seasons, from season 7 through season 10.
Williams' time coaching for the singing competition peaked in his second season in which he and pupil Sawyer Fredericks won it all. While he would not make the finale in season 9, he returned with a strong performance season 10 when he placed third with Hannah Huston.
Christina Aguilera - 1 Win
The vocal powerhouse and successful pop singer Christina Aguilera was one of the original four judges on The Voice, appearing in six of the first 10 seasons of the show, including the first three.
Aguilera's time on The Voice started off a bit rough, only reaching the top three once in her first five appearances. She was finally able to secure a victory in her final season as a coach, with Alisan Porter winning it all in season 10.
Adam Levine - 3 Wins
The lead singer of Maroon 5, Adam Levine was one of the mainstays on The Voice from its inception. He appeared in the first 16 seasons of the show before moving on to other endeavors.
Levine started off with a bang, winning it all in the inaugural season with Javier Colon and setting high expectations for the rest of his tenure. After that, though, he took it all only in seasons 5 and 9, going winless in his final seven seasons.
Kelly Clarkson - 4 Wins
Kelly Clarkson, the winner of the inaugural season of American Idol, tried her hand at judging a singing competition instead of participating, coaching for The Voice in seasons 14 through 21.
Clarkson had a blistering run as a judge on the show, winning half of the seasons she coached. She swept her first two seasons on the show, then added another win in season 17. She capped her time on The Voice with a win in her final season, with folk trio Girl Named Tom.
Blake Shelton - 8 Wins
A country singer and People Magazine's "Sexiest Man Alive" in 2017, Blake Shelton is the only coach on The Voice to have participated in every season. His role as the sole mainstay since the shows debut is set to continue, as he is slotted as a judge in the upcoming season 22.
Shelton has won it all eight times, winning as many seasons as next closest winner Kelly Clarkson has been on the show. His wins came in seasons 2, 3, 4, 7, 11, 13, 18 and 20, with his most recent victor being Philadelphia native Cam Anthony.