Nine has confirmed a late May premiere date for its big budget music contest The Voice.
For the very first time, all four superstar Coaches from the previous season – Delta Goodrem, Boy George, Kelly Rowland and Guy Sebastian – are back by popular demand, more competitive than ever, and eager to turn one highly talented artist into The Voice of Australia, winning a coveted recording contract with EMI Music along with $100,000 in prizemoney.
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This season, The Voice will have a dynamic new hosting duo, Darren McMullen and Renee Bargh.
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McMullen returns to the show after hosting the first four seasons of The Voice Australia, as well as The Voice Kids.
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Bargh is a newcomer to The Voice family. An Australian native, she spent the past decade rubbing shoulders with the biggest stars in the world on the Emmy Award-winning US entertainment show, EXTRA.
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After proving to be a winner with fans last season, new All-Stars are back, with some of the most incredible voices returning from previous seasons of The Voice.
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In 2020, the level of talent promises to be the highest in the history of the show: including an international winner of The Voice, a winner of Australian Idol, and the youngest artist to ever audition in the global history of the entertainment blockbuster.
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This season will also feature dramatic innovations such as the Block, to raise the competitiveness to a new level. During the Blind Auditions, each Coach will be allowed two Blocks which will deny the other Coaches the chance to pitch for the amazing voices they hear.
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Other innovations include the introduction of The Playoffs and Showdowns throughout the season. More details on these exciting new rounds will be revealed soon.
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Fans can look forward to some of the most unique voices ever to grace The Voice stage, and some of the most heartfelt, jaw-dropping and controversial moments in the nine-year history of the show.
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