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The Voice Kids UK
Emma Willis presents the grand final of the junior version of the singing talent contest, giving youngsters between the ages of seven and 14 a chance to achieve stardom. The Voice UK's Will.i.am returns as one of the four coaches, with McFly's Danny Jones and fellow pop stars Pixie Lott and Jessie J occupying the other spinning red chairs. Up for grabs this time is a £30,000 prize fund to contribute to the winning child's musical education, along with a family holiday to Universal Orlando Resort.
Emma Willis hosts the semi-final of the junior talent contest. Judges Will.i.am, Danny Jones, Pixie Lott and Jessie J each have only three acts left on their team, who will be competing for a place in next week's final and the chance to win a £30,000 bursary towards their musical education and a family holiday to Universal Orlando Resort.
The last six spaces in the semi-finals are up for grabs, as Will.i.am, Danny Jones, Pixie Lott and Jessie J give youngsters aged from seven to 14 a chance at stardom in the final session of Battles.
It's Battle Time as Jessie J, Danny Jones, Pixie Lott and Will.i.am prepare their teams for the battles.
There are 12 places in the semi-final up for grabs, but who will get them?
Emma Willis presents the final day of the blind auditions, giving youngsters between the ages of seven and 14 a chance to achieve stardom. The Voice UK's Will.i.am returns as one of the coaches, with Jessie J, Danny Jones and Pixie Lott occupying the other spinning red chairs. Up for grabs this time is a £30,000 prize to contribute to the winning child's musical education, along with a family holiday to Universal Orlando Resort.
It's the half-way point of the blind auditions as new coach Jessie J, McFly frontman Danny Jones, pop princess Pixie Lott and Voice veteran Will.i.am continue their latest search for a singing star of the future.
Both solo singers and double acts between the ages of seven and 14 take to the stage, hoping to get those infamous red chairs spinning and take a step closer to potentially winning a £30,000 bursary towards their musical education and a family holiday to Universal Orlando Resort.
It's week two of the blind auditions as new coach Jessie J, McFly frontman Danny Jones, pop princess Pixie Lott and Voice veteran Will.i.am continue their latest search for a singing star of the future.
Both solo singers and double acts between the ages of seven and 14 take to the stage hoping to get those infamous red chairs spinning and potentially win a £30,000 bursary towards their musical education and a family holiday to Universal Orlando Resort.
The big entertainment show for the freshest new talent hits our screens as The Voice Kids returns for a new series. And there is a new kid on the block as McFly frontman Danny Jones, pop princess Pixie Lott and Voice veteran Will-i-am are joined by multi-platinum selling singer Jessie J as they begin their latest search for a singing star of the future.
The search to find Britain's best young singing talent is back on, as superstar coaches will.i.am, Pixie Lott, Danny Jones and Ronan Keating reunite for The Voice Kids.
Broadcasting over three special episodes, Emma Willis will preside over the competition as singers between the ages of 7 and 14 perform in front of the famous red chairs in a bid to showcase their champion vocals and become The Voice Kids winner 2023.
With four places up for grabs on each team, these young singers will be giving it all they've got in the hope of making it to the final and winning a seven night trip to Universal Orlando Resort in Florida.
The Voice UK and The Voice Kids are made by Lifted Entertainment, part of ITV Studios.
The Voice Kids, the show for the freshest new singing talent, is back for a new series. Original Voice Kids star Coaches will.i.am, Pixie Lott and reigning champion Danny Jones all return and there's a brand-new Coach in town as Brit award- winning popstar Paloma Faith joins the panel.
Emma Willis is also back to host the show and cheer on singers from the wings as she joins with the hopefuls' friends and families.
Each Coach has nine places on their teams to fill as they head into the Blind Auditions searching for the next generation of singing talent. The competition is open to solo singers and double acts, aged 7 to 14, who will take to the stage and sing in the hope of turning those chairs. After each performance, regardless of whether they've won a place with will, Danny, Pixie or Paloma, all four Coaches will turn to give the singers words of advice and encouragement.
For those who graduate to the next round that means it's time for the Battles as the teams sing off for a place in the semi-final. There are no steals for the coaches in this competition so the youngsters will be going all out to make sure they're one of just three acts their Coach will put through to the semi-final stage.
At the semi-final, those singers will be singing to impress their Coaches for one last time as each Coach selects just one act per team to make it to the final.
The final four will perform in the final in the hope of winning the competition and the ultimate prize of a £30,000 bursary towards their musical education, as well as a VIP trip to Universal studios, Orlando.
