The Voice Thailand 2026 Coaches Promise Fierce Competition Ahead
The Voice Thailand 2026 returns with coaches Kong Saharat, Jennifer Kim, Pramot Pathan, and Jam Ischanagorn promising a fiercely competitive season. They said contestants are exceptionally talented, often earning all four chairs, and that the coaches themselves are battling intensely for talent. The show’s new format, presented by True 5G, will air soon at Centerpoint Entertainment.
Kong Saharat said the season is already heated, noting that this year’s contestants are exceptionally talented, with many earning all four chairs. He added that the coaches are fiercely competing for talent, making the show exciting and funny to watch.
Pramot Pathan explained that he has been preparing by listening to podcasts and collecting words to use against the other three coaches, joking that his sharp tongue is his weapon and that he will fight hard regardless of how many chairs he turns.
Jennifer Kim observed that while past seasons were more relaxed, this year’s contestants are fighting tooth‑and‑nail, and the coaches are likewise battling each other without mercy. She said the rapid rise of a new generation of singers has intensified the competition.
Jam Ischanagorn said he feels well prepared, having worked with the other coaches and the production team before, which helps the group flow better. He added that the strong performances from contestants push the coaches to want such talent on their teams, leading to fierce chair‑stealing that makes the show both intense and enjoyable.
The coaches also discussed what makes a contestant truly great, emphasizing that it’s not just technical perfection but the ability to move hearts — whether the singer has formal training or a natural, hidden talent that has stayed out of the spotlight for years. They noted a shift in musical styles this season, with more rock and fewer life‑song performances compared to previous years.
