‘The Voice’ Season 13 Premiere: Meet The Judges For 2017 NBC Series

“The Voice” will be returning to NBC for Season 13 on Monday in search of the next big music star. The singing competition, which seeks out talented artists based solely on their talent rather than their looks, is back for its fall premiere with both new and familiar faces on the judge's panel.

This time around, contestants at the blind audition will be singing their hearts out in an effort to try and impress Adam Levine, Blake Shelton, Miley Cyrus and Jennifer Hudson.

Before tuning into the premiere, learn a little more about the coaches, one of whom will be the leading force behind the winning contestant, who will take home the grand prize of a recording contract.

Adam Levine

Levine, who has been a judge on “The Voice” since its premiere, has taken home wins for Season 1, Season 5 and Season 9. The singer is now back for Season 13, in which he aspires to walk away a champion once again. However, if Levine is not victorious this time around, he still has plenty of accomplishments to look back on. As the frontman for the Grammy Award-winning recording group Maroon 5, the singer has put out hits like “Moves Like Jagger,” “Sugar,” “Animal” and more.

Maroon 5 has managed to sell more than 20 million albums worldwide, and their releases have gone both gold and platinum in over 35 countries. Levine can also add actor to his list of accomplishments, landing roles in both television and film. With his wide range of experiences, the singer can offer plenty of guidance to the aspiring artists that end up on his team.

Blake Shelton

Also returning for his 13th season, Shelton is the reigning king of “The Voice.” The country music star has managed to be the coach of five winning contestants over 12 seasons, with his most recent victory being Season 11 winner Sundance Head.

Outside of “The Voice,” Shelton has managed to take home other wins such as the Billboard Music Award for top country artist and the People’s Choice Award winner for favorite male country artist. He is also the first country artist ever to win the all-genre favorite album award.

Needless to say, Shelton is rather talented and will be especially helpful in assisting aspiring country artists reach the next level in their careers.

Miley Cyrus

Miley Cyrus is no stranger to “The Voice.” The former Disney star first appeared on the series in 2016, making her debut as a coach for Season 11. Considering that she has five #1 albums, sold more than 30 million records and has headlined five sold out world tours, it’s safe to say that Cyrus knows a thing or two about music and would make a great coach to any contestant.

Although she wasn’t able to take home a win during her first season on the series, the “Younger Now” singer has high hopes about being victorious when the series returns to NBC. In a sneak peek clip of the upcoming season, Cyrus revealed that she already has a plan in place to win the competition.

“I have a note written down because I believe in putting things into the universe,” she explained

“And my note to myself is, ‘I’m going to win.’ And that’s my goal this time,” she added.

Jennifer Hudson

Hudson is no stranger to singing competitions. In fact, the songstress came to fame after appearing on Season 3 of “American Idol.” Although she didn’t win the competition, Hudson’s powerful voice landed her a record deal and numerous movie roles. Her bright talent has allowed her to add Grammy Award and Academy Award winner to her list of accomplishments.

Although this season is Hudson’s first time as a coach on the American side of the competition, the singer has competed against coaches will.i.am, Tom Jones and Gavin Rossdale on Season 6 of “The Voice U.K.,” where she won with her artist, Mo Adeniran. Considering her past experiences, Hudson’s abilities in this competition shouldn’t be underestimated.

“The Voice” Season 13 premieres Monday at 8 p.m. EDT on NBC.