World Of Dance Season 4: What To Expect From The Exciting Competition

Summer is here, and that means it's time for World of Dance! The hit show is back for its fourth season, bringing along the familiar faces of the judging panel—Jennifer Lopez, Derek Hough, and NE-YO. Fans can also look forward to the return of Scott Evans as host. With a grand prize of $1 million and the prestigious title of the best dancer in the world on the line, this season promises to be more thrilling than ever before.

Season 4 is set to shake things up right from the start. Contestants will arrive at a warehouse, believing they are there for a final audition. However, they will quickly discover that the Qualifiers have already begun, and the judges are ready to decide who will move on to the next round. Each judge has the power to cast a yes, no, or Callback Vote, giving dancers a final chance to earn their place in the competition.

The Duels round will bring even more excitement, as judges will select which acts face off against each other. These epic dance battles are sure to lead to some of the most intense performances we’ve seen yet on World of Dance. The stakes are higher than ever, especially with a special guest judge who will decide which acts up for elimination will duel for a coveted spot in the Semi-Finals. Get ready for a summer filled with breathtaking performances and unforgettable moments!

It’s not summer without World of Dance! The show returns for season 4 with our beloved judging panel — Jennifer Lopez, Derek Hough, and NE-YO. Scott Evans is also returning as host. Once again, World of Dance will give dancers the platform to showcase their talents in hopes of winning the grand prize of $1 million and the title of the best dancer in the world. However, season 4 is going to be switching things up in a big way.

The season will start out with the contestants arriving at a warehouse under the impression that they’re performing their final audition for a panel of producers. In a surprise twist, hopeful acts will walk onto the dance floor to realize that the Qualifiers have already begun and the World of Dance judges are there to determine if they have what it takes to make it to the next round. The judges will each give a yes vote, no vote, or Callback Vote. If placed in the Callbacks, the dancers will have one last chance to perform and earn their spot in the next round.

The Duels round will also feature some changes. The judges will now choose which acts go head-to-head, creating epic dance battles leading to some of the most intense performances World of Dance has ever seen. Acts will NOT know their opponent until they hit the dance floor, so the stakes are higher than ever. The Redemption returns in season 4, but there’s yet another twist. This year, a special guest judge will decide which acts up for elimination will go head-to-head to earn the final slot in the Semi-Finals and get their chance to perform on the iconic World of Dance stage.

The World of Dance contestants are handpicked from qualifying events around the nation and thousands of worldwide online submissions. The competitors are divided into two divisions to start: Juniors (17 years old and under) and Uppers (18 years old and older). The competition consists of five rounds: the Qualifiers, Callbacks, the Duels, Semi-Finals, and the World Final. The dancers will compete within their division during the first three rounds. In the Semi-Finals and World Final, the acts will compete against each other regardless of their division for the $1 million grand prize. World of Dance season 4 will air Tuesdays at 10 p.m. on NBC.