I Can See Your Voice release date, cast, trailer, synopsis, and more

Everything we know about I Can See Your Voice so far

FOX is bringing us another singing competition, this time based on a South Korean series of the same name. Ken Jeong hosts the show, giving us “Kensdays” every week. It’s all about I Can See Your Voice.

The new series is set to be filled with plenty of laughs and entertainment. It’s going to be the perfect way to get through this difficult fall season when our scripted shows aren’t returning for some time.

Here’s everything we know about I Can See Your Voice ready for the premiere.

I Can See Your Voice release date

There isn’t long to wait for the new series. I Can See Your Voice will premiere on Sept. 23 at 9/8c.

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For those keeping track of reality and game shows, this is straight after The Masked Singer Season 4. We get double the dose of Ken Jeong.

I Can See Your Voice cast

The main constant in the series is going to be Jeong as host of the show. Each week, there will be different celebrities and different contestants throughout the series. We’ll see the likes of Nick Lachay, Niecy Nash, Adrienne Houghton, and Jay Pharoah take to the panel.

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I Can See Your Voice trailer

Take a look at the first trailer for I Can See Your Voice.

I Can See Your Voice synopsis

The series is based on the South Korean show of the same name. Contestants need to distinguish the good and bad singers without ever hearing them sing. They’ll have clues, lip-sync performances, and “pop culture experts” to help guide these contestants, with the chance to win $100,000.

The end of each episode will see the contestants choose a “musical superstar” to duet with the singers, revealing whether they are good or bad after all.

Like The Masked Singer, the episodes have no live audience. Only one episode was filmed before the coronavirus caused the shutdown of productions. However, other episodes were filmed during the bubble, allowing FOX to have some new shows to premiere in the fall.

What are you excited to see happening on TV this fall? What do you think of I Can See Your Voice? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

I Can See Your Voice premieres on Sept. 23 at 9/8c on FOX.