The Voice (Australian TV series)

• Darren McMullen
• Faustina Agolley

The Voice [ də vɔɪs ] (English for "The Voice " ) is an Australian singing talent show, which is broadcast by the TV Nine Network since April 2012. It is based on the talent show The Voice concept, which was first implemented in late 2010 in the Netherlands under the title The Voice of Holland. The Australian edition is produced by Shine Australia and Talpa Media Group.

Concept

In the so-called "Blind Auditions" must sing on a stage the candidates. The jury members, the singer or the singer initially only hear but not see them because they're sitting in a swivel chair with his back to the stage. You can vote for a candidate by himself during his presentation to turn to him, to see him. The candidate comes to the next round if he gets at least one of the four jury votes. Among those jury members who have turned around for him, the candidate chooses his coach for the further rounds.

In the "Battle Round" two candidates of the same coaching group sing a song in a duet. Only one of the two candidates is further decision of the respective coaches.

In the live shows, contact the candidates within their coaching groups against each other and be evaluated by both the coaches and by the television viewers. For each group there is shown a finalist. In the final, only to decide the viewers about the victory. Only here meet with representatives of different coaches each other.

Coaches

Stagger

First Season (2012 )

The first season of the show was broadcast from April 15 to June 18, 2012 on television. The winner of the first season is Karise Eden with the song You Will not Let Me

Second Season (2013 )

After September 2012 it became known that Keith Urban will be a jury member of the 12th season of American Idol, Ricky Martin was announced as a new judge in November 2012. The second season of the show was broadcast from 7 April to 17 June 2013 for television. The winner of the second season is Craig Harrison with the song Unconditional.