Ep 1. Blind Auditions Premiere, Part 1

As the thirteenth season of The Voice begins, audiences are eagerly awaiting Blind Auditions Premiere, Part 1. This perennial fan favorite episode introduces viewers to the next crop of talented singers as they compete for a spot on one of the four coaches' teams.

In this episode, coaches Blake Shelton, Miley Cyrus, Jennifer Hudson, and Adam Levine take their seats in the iconic red chairs, ready to hear each contestant's 90-second audition. From there, the coaches will decide whether or not to hit their buzzer, turning their chair around and signaling their interest in coaching the contestant through the competition.

As each audition progresses, the coaches listen intently and try to anticipate how the singer's unique voice might fit onto their team. Shelton has established himself as a country music expert with a knack for discovering up-and-coming artists. Cyrus brings her own eclectic style and a willingness to take risks, often turning to her team to help craft a unique vision for each singer. Hudson, a powerhouse vocalist in her own right, tends to focus on powerhouse singers with big voices and plenty of personality. And Levine, who has been with the show since its inception, has an ear for pop and rock singers with a sense of showmanship.

Of course, not every singer will turn a coach's chair during these Blind Auditions. But each will have a chance to show off their talent and receive valuable feedback from the coaches. For some, this will serve as motivation to keep working on their voices and audition again in the future. For others, it may be a chance to get noticed by the industry and pursue music in a different way.

As the energy in the room rises with each new audition, it's clear that season 13 of The Voice is off to a strong start. With a wealth of talented performers waiting in the wings, audiences won't want to miss a moment of the excitement as this new crop of singers takes the stage. Whether they make it onto a coach's team or not, each one has the potential to become a star -- and that's what makes watching The Voice so thrilling.