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NBC Pushes ‘The Hunting Party' to Midseason, As It Sets Fall Premiere Dates for NBA, ‘One Chicago' Wednesdays and ‘Law & Order' Thursdays
NBC is bringing 'Law & Order: Organized Crime' back to the network this fall, pushing 'The Hunting Party' to midseason. That's among the scheduling tweaks revealed by the network as it unveils premiere dates for its full fall lineup. NBC previously unveiled its fall 2025 schedule back in May, but the 'L&O:OG' and 'Hunting Party' switcheroo are among several notable changes. The second season of 'The Hunting Party' was originally scheduled to air following new episodes of 'Law & Order' and 'Law & Order: SVU' on Thursday nights. Instead, the sophomore season will now be held until after January. More from Variety Native American Community Center Comedy Pilot Not Moving Forward at NBC 'The Voice' Renewed for Season 29 With Format Revamp; Kelly Clarkson, John Legend, Adam Levine Returning NBC Orders Cheerleading Comedy 'Stumble' to Series In its place, NBC will air a three-hour 'Law & Order' block on Thursdays beginning Sept. 25. Following 'Law & Order' and 'SVU,' the fifth season of 'Law & Order: Organized Crime' will be re-aired on the broadcaster at 10 p.m. ET. Season 5 of the show originally debuted on Peacock in April after airing its first four seasons on NBC. According to an individual with knowledge of the situation, there is a chance 'The Hunting Party' will begin airing in February 2026 to take advantage of promotion around NBC's packed sports schedule that month. That includes the Super Bowl, the NBA All-Star game, and Olympics coverage. 'The Hunting Party' is also relocating from Canada to shoot in New York for its second season. In keeping with the Dick Wolf of it all, NBC's 'One Chicago' lineup returns on Wednesday, Oct. 1 led off by 'Chicago Med' at 8 p.m., followed by 'Chicago Fire' and 'Chicago PD.' One other change affects NBC's comedy lineup. Although the network originally left open time slots after returning comedies 'St. Denis Medical' and 'Happy's Place' on Mondays and Fridays respectively, both shows will now air back to back new episodes beginning on Monday, Nov. 3 and Friday, Nov. 7. NBC has two new comedies — cheerleading show 'Stumble' and 'The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins' starring Tracy Morgan and Daniel Radcliffe — still waiting in the wings. The shows could still potentially air following 'St. Denis Medical' or 'Happy's Place' come fall, but no plans are locked at the time of this publishing. Looking elsewhere on the schedule, the NBA will make its highly-anticipated return to NBC officially on Oct. 21. The network will kick off coverage at 6:30 p.m. ET with the pregame show, followed by a double header starting at 7:30 p.m. The teams participating in those games will be announced shortly. The medical drama 'Brilliant Minds' will return for its second season on Monday, Sept. 22 at 10 p.m. following a the season premiere episode of 'The Voice.' The new unscripted series 'On Brand with Jimmy Fallon' will launch on Tuesday, Sept. 30 at 10 p.m. NBC will air two episodes of the marketing competition series per week, with an episode also airing on Fridays starting Oct 3. The 51st season of 'Saturday Night Live' begins on Oct. 4. As previously announced, NBC will air a two-hour 'Wicked' special on Thursday, Nov. 6 starting at 8 p.m., two weeks ahead of the launch of the film 'Wicked: For Good.' See the full premiere date schedule below. NBC Fall Premiere Dates (all times are ET) THURSDAY, SEPT. 47-8:20 p.m. – Football Night in America8:20-11:30 p.m. – NFL Kickoff Game (Dallas at Philadelphia) SUNDAY, SEPT. 77-8:20 p.m. – Football Night in America8:20-11:30 p.m. – Sunday Night Football (Baltimore at Buffalo) MONDAY, SEPT. 228-10 p.m. – The Voice (Monday)10-11 p.m. – Brilliant Minds TUESDAY, SEPT. 238-9 p.m. – The Voice9-11 p.m. – America's Got Talent WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 248-9 p.m. – America's Got Talent special9-11 p.m. – America's Got Talent season finale THURSDAY, SEPT. 258-9 p.m. – Law & Order9-10 p.m. – Law & Order: Special Victims Unit10-11 p.m. – Law & Order: Organized Crime FRIDAY, SEPT. 269-11 p.m. – Dateline NBC TUESDAY, SEPT. 3010-11 p.m. – On Brand with Jimmy Fallon (Tuesday premiere) WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18-9 p.m. – Chicago Med9-10 p.m. – Chicago Fire10-11 p.m. – Chicago P.D. FRIDAY, OCT. 38-9 p.m. – On Brand with Jimmy Fallon (Friday premiere) SATURDAY, OCT. 411:30 p.m.-1 a.m. (8:30-10 p.m. PT) – Saturday Night Live TUESDAY, OCT. 216:30-7:30 p.m. – NBA Pre-Game Show7:30-11 p.m. – NBA on NBC (Teams to be determined) MONDAY, NOV. 38-8:30 p.m. – St. Denis Medical8:30-9 p.m. – St. Denis Medical FRIDAY, NOV. 78-8:30 p.m. – Happy's Place8:30-9 p.m. – Happy's Place Best of Variety New Movies Out Now in Theaters: What to See This Week 'Harry Potter' TV Show Cast Guide: Who's Who in Hogwarts? Final Emmy Predictions: Talk Series and Scripted Variety - New Blood Looks to Tackle Late Night Staples
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Music Industry Moves: HarbourView Acquires Stake in Kelly Clarkson's Music Catalog
HarbourView Equity Partners has acquired a portion of Kelly Clarkson's catalog, including: 'Since U Been Gone,' 'Because of You,' 'Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You),' 'Behind These Hazel Eyes,' and 'Underneath the Tree.' 'My music is such a huge part of my journey – not just professionally, but personally,' said Clarkson. 'Knowing these songs will continue to be heard and discovered by new generations means everything to me. I'm grateful to HarbourView for valuing and supporting this catalogue the way they do.' More from Variety Music Industry Moves: Óscar Maydon's Indie Label Inks Víctor Mendívil; TikTok Unveils Songwriter Features Music Industry Moves: Republic Records Announces Partnership With Savan Kotecha's Visva Records Music Industry Moves: Universal Music and Patrick Whitesell Announce Joint Venture; Amazon to Livestream Erykah Badu Juneteenth Concert Clarkson rose to stardom in 2002 as the inaugural winner of 'American Idol,' and has since solidified her place as a three-time Grammy Award winner, including two wins for best pop vocal album – a category she was the first artist to win twice ('Breakaway,' 'Stronger'). She also holds the record for most nominations in that category, with six different albums recognized. 'Kelly Clarkson is a one-of-a-kind artist whose voice and songwriting have left a permanent mark on music and pop culture. In addition to her musical genius, Kelly is a multi-hyphenate in entertainment, which is very aligned with our platform at HarbourView which invests across the broad entertainment segment,' said Sherrese Clarke, founder and CEO of HarbourView Equity Partners. 'Her catalogue is filled with anthems that have defined moments for millions of people. We're thrilled to partner with Kelly and help ensure these songs continue resonating for decades to come.' The deal was negotiated with Clarkson's legal representation by David Byrnes of Ziffren Brittenham LLP. HarbourView was represented by Cynthia Katz and Heidy Vaquerano of Fox Rothschild LLP. + TuneCore has appointed Nicki Shamel as head of U.S. operations. She will be based in TuneCore's headquarters in New York and be responsible for managing the platform's artist roster. Shamel will also oversee a team of employees focused on artist acquisition, growth and development strategy throughout the U.S. Prior to joining TuneCore, Shamel served as senior vice president at AWAL, where she grew the global commercial partnerships team, spearheading the company's digital strategy across major DSPs. Shamel said: 'I am honoured to join TuneCore at this pivotal moment in its mission to empower and develop independent artists. TuneCore's commitment to artist development, combined with best-in-class technology and innovative programs like TuneCore Accelerator, is unmatched at propelling the careers of independent artists, and I am grateful to TuneCore's leadership for trusting me to drive the next phase of the company's artist development strategy in the U.S.' + Sony Music Publishing Nashville has signed rising country artist and songwriter Adrien Nunez to a global publishing administration agreement. A Brooklyn native and former University of Michigan basketball standout, Nunez has emerged as a country, pop, and hip-hop artist. In just under a year, Adrien has amassed over 100 million streams and counting with his 2024 breakout single 'Low Road' with Avery Anna, as well as his latest singles including 'Don't Wanna Go Home.' Nunez said, 'I'm excited to be working with Synnovea, Rusty, and the entire Sony Music Publishing family. I can't wait to see what we achieve together.' + Alt-rock and pop-punk artist LØLØ has signed to LA-based indie Fearless Records with a brand new single release, 'The Devil Wears Converse.' On signing LØLØ, Fearless Records President Andy Serrao commented, 'We are thrilled to have LØLØ as part of the Fearless family. She's a smart and sophisticated songwriter and vocalist and a proven live performer. We are excited about being part of this next phase of her career.' Wednesday, July 23 The Guild of Music Supervisors has announced Questlove as the keynote speaker for its upcoming State of Music in Media Conference. The speech, titled 'Music, Culture & the Power of Storytelling', will explore how music and iconic soundtracks shape culture and connect generations in visual media. Additional guest speakers at the event will include Marcus Miller, director Reginald Hudin, and music supervisors Mary Ramos, Laura Webb, Yvette Metoyer, Amanda Krieg Thomas, Morgan Rhodes and Jordan Young. The speech will take place at 9:30 a.m. on Aug. 16 on the West Los Angeles College Campus. + Joel Little, the songwriter and producer best known for collaborating closely with Lorde on breakout single 'Royals' and beyond, and Universal Music Publishing Group (UMPG) have announced Little's signing of an exclusive worldwide music publishing administration agreement with the company. 'I'm thrilled to begin the next chapter of my career with the incredible team at UMPG,' Little said in a statement. 'It's especially meaningful to reunite with [UMPG executive vice president and head of U.S. A&R] Jennifer Knoepfle, who has been such an integral part of my journey and success over the years. I'm excited to see where we can go from here.' Little is managed by Page 1 Management. + AEG has announced Jim King as its new head of CEO of AEG Presents UK, the company announced today. In addition, Steve Homer will transition to a new position as president, UK Touring at the company, as part of King's team. King was most recently CEO of European Festivals for the company. 'Jim's appointment is both a recognition of his achievements and a key strategic step as we continue aligning and expanding our UK and European business strategies,' said Adam Wilkes, president & CEO of AEG Presents Europe and Asia Pacific, to whom King will report. 'His vision and leadership have been central to shaping the company's presence and footprint across the region, and I'm confident that under his guidance we're well positioned for even greater success in the United Kingdom and across the continent.' King joined AEG Presents in 2008. + Singer-songwriter David Longstreth, best known as the frontman for The Dirty Projectors, has signed with Wise Music Group and WME. Longstreth explained that he wants to expand his oeuvre in a big way. 'I want to write film scores, operas, ballets, symphonies, concerti, songs and chamber works of every stripe,' Longstreth said in a statement. 'In joining the Wise and WME rosters, I couldn't be more honored to be among so many of my favorite living composers — Missy Mazzoli, Bryce Dessner, Tyshawn Sorey, Terry Riley, Philip Glass and John Adams at Wise, and Emile Mosseri and Ludwig Göransson at WME.' Longstreth previously scored this year's A24-produced film The Legend Of Ochi and 2024's Love Me, starring Kristen Stewart and Steven Yeun. + Live event producer Chaz Hamman has announced the launch of his new company, Hungry Ghost Management. Clients at launch include FragmentNine, Lightswitch, Notan Creative and creative director Sean Kusanagi. Hamman was previously at Red Light Management for 13 years, implementing large-scale touring strategies and productions, before moving to Terrapin Station Entertainment in 2020. + Derek Cournoyer has been named Kobalt's new senior vice president of global digital business. In the role, Cournoyer will be key in negotiating strategic partnerships with companies such as YouTube, TikTok and Meta, as well as pioneering initiatives with emerging media segments in the creator economy, web3 and AI. Cournoyer has spent the majority of his career at Kobalt, first joining the company in 2011 in the synch department and, after some time at the social singing app Smule, returning to Kobalt in 2019 as senior director, synch and business development. 'We're at a turning point in the music industry as AI transforms the landscape and micro-licensing opens up powerful new pathways for the creator economy,' Cournoyer said in a statement. 'Kobalt is not just adapting to this moment – we're built for it. With one of the most sophisticated metadata infrastructures in the business, we're positioned to license music smarter, faster, and more strategically.' 'As a tech-forward music company, it is crucial that our songwriters are protected and are positioned to earn income from emerging technologies,' said Bob Bruderman, chief digital officer at Kobalt. 'Derek has played a vital role in forging innovative deals with new partners while ensuring that we have strong relationships with the major digital services and platforms. I am pleased to be able to recognize his contributions by expanding his role at Kobalt.' + Universal Music Group (UMG) has announced a strategic partnership with the company Liquidax Capital to 'accelerate the development of UMG's music-related AI patents,' the company wrote. Liquidax will support UMG with development, filing and licensing around AI-related patents. UMG and Liquidax have already collaborated on 15 patents, the companies write, covering musical collaboration, multimedia content creation, health, rights management and administration. 'We are taking a very active role in fostering innovation,' said Chris Horton, svp of strategic technology at UMG, in a statement. 'Building on our historical and contemporary track record of cutting-edge R&D, scientific advancements and successful patent applications, we are looking forward to significantly advancing our internal efforts, with a dedicated focus on AI technology. And we're very pleased to be entering into this collaboration with Liquidax, with whom we intend to develop a strong strategic relationship that will amplify our ability to develop IP and take it to market, accelerating the evolution of the music ecosystem.' Monday, July 21 Incubus — the Grammy-nominated rock band comprised of Brandon Boyd, Mike Einziger, José Pasillas II, Chris Kilmore and Nicole Row — has signed with CAA for agency representation. The news comes as Incubus wrapped a tour in the United States, during which they performed their 2001 album, 'Morning View,' in full along with hits from throughout the band's career. The outing marked the second leg of an arena tour that initially launched in 2024. The group has also confirmed there is new music on the horizon. Incubus are managed by Velvet Hammer Music and Management Group, and represented by Todd Cooper from Greenberg Traurig, LLP. + Empire has appointed Jennifer Way as executive vice president for Nashville. In this role, she will lead the overall strategy for the Nashville team and its day-to-day operations, including signing and developing new talent, supporting each artist's creative vision with campaigns, cultivating new business opportunities and driving the continued growth of Empire Nashville's roster. 'I'm thrilled and honored to be joining Empire – a team of disrupters who prioritize originality, innovation and artist-first thinking at every turn,' said Way. 'I'm inspired by Ghazi and the culture he has built, and I'm excited to dive in and contribute to the continued success of this incredible team as we redefine together what a modern music company can be.' 'Jennifer is a powerhouse whose vision and track record align perfectly with our mission to redefine what's possible in music,' said Empire Founder and CEO, Ghazi. 'Her deep roots in Nashville and ability to break global stars make her the perfect leader to continue to drive our momentous country music division forward.' Most recently, Way served as senior VP of marketing at Sony Music Nashville, where she oversaw the label group's domestic and international marketing efforts which included digital marketing, artist development, creative, content development and media. + UnitedMasters Africa has released a 12-song compilation album titled 'Most Likely.' 'Most Likely' brings together 12 emerging talents from across Africa and the diaspora, paired with top producers and mentors for three transformative days of collaboration and creation. From the introspective 'Mind' by Nigerian breakout Salle to the bold genre fusion of 'Check It' by Rigo Kamp, the album pulses with artistic freedom and regional flavor. Other standouts include 'Ka Ma Gbadun' by Romi, 'Not A Love Song' by Zimbabwe's Kyla Blac, and 'Thinking Of You' by Tolani. The camp featured mentorship from respected figures like Sarz, WurlD, Blaqbonez and Louddaaa, and included producers from the Sarz Academy alongside producer talents TwitchPapii, Dunnie, Le Mav, Saszy, Yosa, and Ramoni. + Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman Anthony Kiedis and actor Shane Powers have started a 'concert-friendly' canned coffee brand called Jolene. As part of Jolene's first product launch include its smooth organic black coffee, and Jolene White, an oat milk latte in a can that uses organic coconut sugar and organic coffee. + MusExpo, in partnership with the artist discovery and development firm A&R Worldwide, will recognize Reynold D'Silva, founder and CEO of Silva Screen Music Group, as the recipient of its prestigious 'Lifetime Achievement Award' at the 26th global edition of MusExpo. The award will be presented during a special luncheon on March 23, 2026, at Castaway in Burbank, Calif., during the event's run from March 22–25, 2026. D'Silva's dynamic 50-year career in music has been defined by bold innovation, genre-defying ventures, and a relentless commitment to musical artistry and cultural preservation. From his early days performing in India's first disco at the Taj Palace Hotel in Mumbai, to launching one of the world's most respected independent music companies, D'Silva's journey is a testament to passion turned purpose. + Amazon Music has announced the exclusive pre-sale of Selena's 'Dreaming of You' 30th anniversary vinyl, celebrating three decades of her music. This special edition debuts in the Latin Music Vinyl and CDs Store, a new dedicated vinyl marketplace for Latin music on Amazon offering an extensive selection of Latin vinyl records and limited-release collections. With the Latin Music Vinyl and CDs Store, fans can explore popular albums and hard-to-find gems, browse curated collections, receive personalized recommendations, and follow their favorite and rising Latin music artists on Amazon Music to stay up to date on the latest vinyl drops. 'Latin music continues to shape the sound of today, with fan demand driving growth across every format, including a notable rise in physical formats,' said Rocio Guerrero, director of music, Latin-Iberia, Amazon Music. 'The Latin Music Vinyl and CDs Store celebrates that momentum by giving fans a space to discover and collect the music they love and learn more about the artists behind it. This new destination brings together the nostalgia of vinyl collecting with convenient shopping features on Amazon.' + Sony Music Nashville has signed pop singer-songwriter Ian Harrison. Harrison's first release on the label, 'Not The One,' is out now. The single was co-written by Harrison, Daniel Agee and Nick Wayne, with Agee also producing. 'So blessed to be a part of the Sony Nashville team,' said Harrison. 'I'm thankful that I'm surrounded by a group that truly believes in the music!' Harrison is represented by Zach Beebe of OTRmgmt and WME with publishing through Warner Chappell. 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Here's what it's like to see Kelly Clarkson's Studio Sessions residency in Las Vegas
One set. Two outfits. And a whole lot of soul. Albeit a week later than originally planned, Kelly Clarkson recently kicked off her Studio Sessions residency at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace with a stripped down show that focuses more on the charismatic singer's voice than the over-the-top frills Las Vegas residencies are known for. If Clarkson was battling voice issues or illness, there was no evidence of it on opening night. She brilliantly belted out song after song with force and engaged with the audience with stories throughout the over two-hour performance. The Studio Sessions stage replicates a recording studio. It's a simple set that remains in place for the duration of the show. Clarkson says it's inspired by what her 'party barn' in Montana looks like. Framed photos of artists she idolizes are tacked onto the studio walls: Bonnie Raitt, Reba McEntire, Steven Tyler, Lauryn Hill, Janis Joplin and, of course, Dolly Parton (who will perform six shows on the very same stage this December). 'All these people are big musical influences for me,' she told fans on opening night. 'This is literally my shit on these walls. That's my Dolly,' she said, pointing to the photo of Parton hanging on the wall. Clarkson dressed for comfort and arrived 'in studio' wearing bell bottom jeans and a sparkly sequined Stevie Nicks T-shirt, which she sported until her encore. After opening the show with stirring renditions of 'Me' and 'Walk Away,' Clarkson dug deep and sang 'Heat,' a single she said 'feels like a modern day Tina Turner song' before breaking into a Bowie-esque version of 'Dance with Me.' Not surprisingly, Clarkson is a bit of a gabber. The multiple Emmy Award-winning talk show host spoke often to praise her band—a large ensemble with a string and horn section, backup singers and other musicians—as well as to talk about the set (the furniture is available on Wayfair) and how this residency was all about giving fans a glimpse into the fun associated with recording. 'We gave you a sneak peek of what we do. There's nothing like getting into studios with a bunch of musicians and vibing with each other. It's electric,' Clarkson said. 'This is my favorite show I've ever put together, because I love being in the studio and that's where this whole idea came from.' I heard some folks criticize her opening night performance for singing a couple songs with her back turned to the audience seated stage left. It was a detail I didn't initially notice because she was facing me the whole time. She also remained center stage the entire show so those in the front rows didn't get the up-close experience they may have expected. Both are easily correctable, though. Clarkson's only costume change came at the very end of the show when she ditched the jeans and returned in a white gown to perform her final three songs of the evening, which concluded with her hit song 'Since U Been Gone.' 'Damn right I'm going to sing this song in this dress!' she told the audience. When and where is Clarkson performing Studio Sessions? When: July 25, 26; Aug 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16; Nov 7, 8, 14, 15 Where: The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, Las Vegas What's on the Studio Sessions setlist? The setlist for Clarkson's Studio Sessions Vegas residency includes 19 songs that span her career and a few bonuses during the encore. – 'Me' – 'Walk Away' – 'Heat' – 'Dance With Me' – 'Behind These Hazel Eyes' – 'Heartbeat Song' – 'Breakaway' – 'Didn't I' – 'Because of You' – 'Mine' – 'Catch My Breath' – 'Beautiful Disaster' – 'Piece by Piece' – 'Miss Independent' – 'Sober' – 'Favorite Kind of High' – 'My Life Would Suck Without You' – 'Tightrope' – 'Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)' Encore Her encore includes one Kellyoke cover song that will rotate. On the first weekend she sang Dolly Parton's 'I Will Always Love You' opening night and on night two, she sang Måneskin's version of Frankie Vallie & the Four Seasons' 'Beggin.' – 'Where Have You Been' – Kellyoke cover – 'Since U Been Gone'
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Kelly Clarkson cashes in: pop icon sells off her biggest hits
Kelly Clarkson has officially sold a portion of her music catalogue to HarbourView Equity Partners, a move that has surprised fans and industry insiders alike. The deal includes several of her most defining tracks such as Since U Been Gone, Because of You, Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You), and Behind These Hazel Eyes, songs that not only shaped her career but also became anthems of the 2000s. The 43-year-old singer confirmed the sale in a statement, reflecting on the emotional weight of her decision. 'My music is such a huge part of my journey, not just professionally, but personally,' she said. 'Knowing these songs will continue to be heard and discovered by new generations means everything to me.' While the financial details of the agreement remain undisclosed, Clarkson's partnership with HarbourView signals a growing trend of artists monetising their music legacies. The firm, led by CEO Sherrese Clarke, specialises in investing across music, media, and sports, and has been actively acquiring valuable catalogues in recent years. Clarke praised Clarkson's influence, calling her 'a one-of-a-kind artist' whose work 'has defined moments for millions.' Clarkson rose to fame as the first-ever winner of American Idol in 2002, but she recently revealed she had no idea the show was even for television when she auditioned. 'I didn't even know it was a TV show until my third audition,' she shared on a podcast, explaining that at 19, she was just trying to pay her bills. With this sale, Clarkson joins a growing list of stars cashing in on their past hits, ensuring their music lives on but now, under new ownership.
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Kelly Clarkson Debuts New Bob Haircut on Instagram Video
Kelly Clarkson has unveiled a bold new bob haircut that is turning heads. With her return to The Voice Season 29, Clarkson debuted a dramatic hair transformation. The new haircut along with her return to the reality show has sparked significant attention amongst fans. Kelly Clarkson shows off her new haircut Kelly Clarkson is kicking off her return to The Voice with a striking new bob haircut, which has already sparked widespread discussion. As the singer revealed in a July 22 Instagram video, she has traded in her familiar long, blonde waves for a bold, chin-length bob. Her updated hairstyle features a deep side part with soft waves and a darker shade. This new hairstyle is a significant shift from her previous waist-skimming, curtain-banged style. It coincides with her comeback as a coach on the singing competition's 29th season, set to air in Spring 2026. Clarkson wore a loosely buttoned white shirt, paired with black slacks and black heels. Her look was effortlessly cool with the undone bow tie and side-swept bob. 'This time, we got some tricks up our sleeves. Y'all get ready,' the 43-year-old teased as she promoted the upcoming season. Clarkson appears in the clip alongside fellow returning coaches John Legend and Adam Levine. The caption reads, 'Three Coaches, one incredible season. Adam Levine, John Legend and Kelly Clarkson go head-to-head in our Battle of Champions Spring 2026. #TheVoice | @NBC and Peacock.' The hairstyle change has not gone unnoticed by fans, with her look sparking excitement amongst fans. One user wrote, 'Kelly is what was missing all along….I can't wait to see the voice again.' Another commented, 'Kelly's back! I might ACTUALLY watch again.. Love the haircut Clarkson.' As anticipation builds for the Spring 2026 season of The Voice, fans are already buzzing about Clarkson's new style. Originally reported by Disheeta Maheshwari on ComingSoon. The post Kelly Clarkson Debuts New Bob Haircut on Instagram Video appeared first on Mandatory. Solve the daily Crossword
