The Voice UK series 2

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The Voice UK
Series 2
Hosted by
Coaches
Winner Andrea Begley
Winning coachDanny O'Donoghue
Runners-up Leah McFall and Mike Ward
Finals venue Pinewood Studios
Release
Original network BBC One
Original release30 March (2013-03-30) 
22 June 2013 (2013-06-22)
Series chronology
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The Voice UK is a British television music competition to find new singing talent. The second series was hosted by Holly Willoughby and Reggie Yates on BBC One and started on 30 March 2013. [1] On 13 November 2012, it was confirmed that all four coaches from last year would return. [2]

Contents

On 22 June 2013, it was announced that Andrea Begley was the winner of The Voice UK, marking Danny O'Donoghue's first and only win as coach. [3]

This was the final series to feature Jessie J and Danny O'Donoghue as coaches, and Holly Willoughby and Reggie Yates as co-presenters.

Coaches and presenters

Coaches for series 2 of The Voice UK

In the summer of 2012, it was reported that Jessie J and Sir Tom Jones were in talks to leave the series, with Cheryl and Cliff Richard lined up to replace them. Despite these claims, in November 2012, it was confirmed that will.i.am, Jessie J, Jones and Danny O'Donoghue would all be returning for the second series. [2] This is the final series to feature Jessie J and Danny O'Donoghue as coaches, as both left the show before the 2014 series.

Holly Willoughby and Reggie Yates both confirmed that they would be returning for their second series as presenters in November 2012. [2]

Production

The show's Blind Auditions moved to dock10, MediaCityUK in Salford, Greater Manchester. [2] It was also confirmed that the live show format would be tweaked for this series, [4] which included the cutback from six live shows in the first series to only three live shows, and the pre-recorded results show had also been dropped, with the results given on the same night as the performances. [5] On 28 February 2013, four ten-second teaser trailers were posted to the show's official website and YouTube page. [6]

Teams

The teams were revealed during the 4 May 2013 episode of the blind auditions.

Colour key
CoachesTop 48 Artists
will.i.am
Leah McFall Cleo Higgins Leanne JarvisJordan Lee DaviesLem Knights
John PritchardMoni TivonyMatt HenryNu-tarnaCarla & Barbara
Liam TamneCJ EdwardsEmily Worton
Jessie J
Matt Henry Ash MorganSarah CassidyDanny CountyTrevor Francis
Letitia Grant-BrownLovelle HillAdam BarronLem KnightsAlex Buchanan
Katie BenbowDe' Vide Nate James
Sir Tom Jones
Mike Ward Joseph ApostolAlys WilliamsAdam BarronCherelle Basquine
Jamie BruceRagsyEmma Jade GarbuttDivaLareena Mitchell
Elise EvansLB Robinson Colin Chisholm
Danny O'Donoghue
Andrea Begley Karl MichaelMitchel EmmsAlex BuchananSean Rumsey
Abi Sampa Conor ScottLaura OakesNadeem LeighRicardo Afonso
Paul Carden Alice Barlow Smith & Jones
Stolen contestants are italicized.

Blind auditions

The blind auditions began in Salford, Greater Manchester on 14 December 2012 at dock10, MediaCityUK after moving from BBC Television Centre in London. Each coach had the length of the artists' performance to decide if they wanted that artist on their team. Should two or more coaches have wanted the same artist, then the artist chose their coach. Once the coaches picked their team, they pitted them against each other in the battles. [7]

Colour key
  Coach hit his/her "I WANT YOU" button
    Artist defaulted to this coach's team
    Artist elected to join this coach's team
    Artist eliminated with no coach pressing his or her "I WANT YOU" button
    Artist received an 'All Turn'.

Episode 1 (30 March)

The 95-minute first blind audition episode was broadcast on 30 March 2013 and aired from 7.00pm until 8.35pm. [1]

Group performance: The Voice UK coaches – Medley of "Rip It Up" / "Johnny B. Goode"/ "Shout" / "Long Tall Sally" [8]

OrderArtistAgeSongCoaches and artists choices [9]
will.i.am Jessie Tom Danny
1Ash Morgan27"Never Tear Us Apart"
2Danny County22"About You Now"
3Leanne Jarvis24"Stay with Me"
4Louis Coupe16"Learn to Fly"
5 Andrea Begley 26"Angel"
6Kirsty Crawford29"Hedonism (Just Because You Feel Good)"
7 Mike Ward 22"Don't Close Your Eyes"
8Katie Benbow20"Feeling Good"
9 Anthony Kavanagh 35"Don't Dream It's Over"
10 Matt Henry 34"Trouble"

Episode 2 (6 April)

The 90-minute second episode was broadcast on 6 April 2013 and aired from 7.00pm until 8.30pm.

OrderArtistAgeSongCoaches and artists choices
will.i.am Jessie Tom Danny
1Trevor Francis30"A Change Is Gonna Come"
2Emma Jade Garbutt18"Sweet Child o' Mine"
3Sam Hollyman17"Your Song"
4Alex Buchanan23"Don't Wake Me Up"
5 Lorraine Crosby 52"Midnight Train to Georgia"
6Ragsy34"The Scientist"
7Smith & Jones19 & 20"Candy"
8Liam Tamne27"This Woman's Work"
9 Kym Mazelle 52"Ring of Fire"
10Nadeem Leigh34"I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For"/"The Blower's Daughter"
11Nick Dixon16"I Won't Give Up"
12Alys Williams25"The Cave"

Episode 3 (13 April)

The 90-minute third episode was broadcast on 13 April 2013 and aired from 6.45pm until 8.15pm.

OrderArtistAgeSongCoaches and artists choices
will.i.am Jessie Tom Danny
1 Cleo Higgins 30"Love on Top"
2Barry James Thomas49"The Boys Are Back In Town"
3Mitchel Emms19"Best of You"
4Elise Evans18"Something's Got a Hold on Me"
5Emma Louise Jackson23"River Deep – Mountain High"
6Conor Scott18"Starry Eyed"
7Amy Wilkinson27"She Wolf (Falling to Pieces)"
8Diva41 & 43"Tell Him"
9 Leah McFall 23"R.I.P."
10Lovelle Hill22"Diamonds"
11Lem Knights18"Do It like a Dude"

Episode 4 (20 April)

The 65-minute fourth episode was broadcast on 20 April 2013 and aired from 8.20pm until 9.25pm.

OrderArtistAgeSongCoaches and artists choices
will.i.am Jessie Tom Danny
1Alice Fredenham28"The Lady Is a Tramp"
2Sarah Cassidy31"Let's Stay Together"
3Emily Worton18"Common People"
4 Nick Tatham 29"Footloose"
5 Tom Gregory 17"For the First Time"
6Laura PrescottN/A"Who You Are"
7LB Robinson32"She's a Lady"
8Barbara & Carla47 & 54"The Flower Duet"
9David KiddN/A"Life on Mars?"
10Laura Oakes22"Spectrum (Say My Name)"
11Jessica Steele21"Don't You Want Me"
12Karl Michael26"No More I Love You's"

Episode 5 (27 April)

The 85-minute fifth episode was broadcast on 27 April 2013 and aired from 8.05pm until 9.25pm.

OrderArtistAgeSongCoaches and artists choices
will.i.am Jessie Tom Danny
1Jamie Bruce34"Try a Little Tenderness"
2Jordan Lee Davies22"I Believe in a Thing Called Love"
3Charlie RyanN/A"Let's Get It On"
4 Aret Kapetanovic N/A"Upside Down"
5Cherelle Basquine25"Call My Name"
6Ricardo Afonso38"Hard to Handle"
7Sean Rumsey26"Payphone"
8 Alice Barlow 21"Call Me Maybe"
9Katie Evans24"You've Got the Love"/"Feel the Love"
10Nu-tarna32 & 31"Part of Me"
11Gemma MarshallN/A"How We Do (Party)"
12Eva Iglesias39"And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going"
13 Ant Henson 23"All These Things That I've Done"
14Em BruléeN/A"Hound Dog"
15Cassie ChanN/A"Too Close"
16Gill ForsterN/A"Cry to Me"
17 Nate James 33"Crazy"
18De' Vide24 & 33"My Girl"
19Lareena Mitchell33"Walking on Broken Glass"
20 Colin Chisholm 60"I Drove All Night"
21Paul Carden31"Locked Out of Heaven"

Episode 6 (4 May)

The 80-minute sixth episode was broadcast on 4 May 2013 from 8.05pm until 9.25pm.

OrderArtistAgeSongCoaches and artists choices
will.i.am Jessie Tom Danny
1Adenikè Adenaike23"Sweet Love"
2John Pritchard31"Wicked Game"
3Letitia Grant-Brown17"Bust Your Windows"
4 Danny Foster 33"Wannabe"
5 Jay Aston 51"Time Is Running Out"
6Moni Tivony32"No Woman, No Cry"
7 Abi Sampa 27"Stop Crying Your Heart Out"
8Joseph Apostol21"Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow"Team Full
9Brett Davison28"Fast Car"Team Full
10Bronwen Lewis19"Fields of Gold"
11Adam Barron27"Summertime"
12Sophie MendozaN/A"Daddy"Team Full
13Georgia ThurstingN/A"Romeo"
14Julie E Gordon39"Creep"
15Rita PayneN/A"Billie Jean"
16Laine HinesN/A"Baby Jane"
17Gemma Louise EdwardsN/A"Habanera"
18 Rob Reynolds 45"Wish You Were Here"
19CJ Edwards24"Dedication to My Ex (Miss That)"

Battle rounds

The recording of the battle rounds took place on 9 and 10 February 2013 at The Fountain Studios and aired on 11, 12 and 25 May 2013.[ citation needed ] This year's battle rounds featured a new "steal" twist. After each battle round the losing artist then pitched to the other three coaches on why they should join their team. It was then up to the coaches (who have a limited amount of time) to press their red button to steal the artist. They could press their button as many times as they liked but were only allowed to steal one artist. If more than one coach wanted to steal the same artist then it was up to the artist to decide which team to join. The first battle rounds episode aired from 8.35pm until 9.50pm, the second aired on from 7.00pm until 8.00pm and the third ran for 130 minutes from 7.10pm until 9.20pm (There was no episode on 18 May due to the Eurovision Song Contest).

The battle round advisors were will.i.am working with Dante Santiago, Jessie J with Claude Kelly, Tom Jones with Cerys Matthews and Danny O'Donoghue with Dido.

Colour key
  Coach hit his/her "I WANT YOU" button
      Artist won the Battle and advanced to the Knockouts
      Artist lost the Battle but was stolen by another coach and advances to the Knockouts
      Artist lost the Battle and was eliminated
EpisodeCoachOrderWinnerSongLoser'Steal' result
will.i.am Jessie Tom Danny
Episode 1
(11 May)
Tom Jones1Jamie Bruce"When Love Comes to Town"LB Robinson
will.i.am2Jordan Lee Davies"Do I Do"Matt Henry
Danny O'Donoghue3Andrea Begley"People Help the People"Alice BarlowSteal used
Jessie J4Sarah Cassidy"E.T."Katie Benbow
will.i.am5Cleo Higgins"Finally"Nu-tarna
Jessie J6Ash Morgan"I Won't Let You Go"Adam Barron
Episode 2
(12 May)
will.i.am1Leanne Jarvis"Hero"Carla & BarbaraSteal usedSteal used
Tom Jones2Cherelle Basquine"All About Tonight"Elise Evans
Jessie J3Danny County"Best I Ever Had" De' Vide
will.i.am4Leah McFall"The Way You Make Me Feel"CJ Edwards
Jessie J5Lovelle Hill"No Air"Nate James
Danny O'Donoghue6Conor Scott"Some Nights"Smith & Jones
Episode 3
(25 May)
Danny O'Donoghue1Mitchel Emms"Are You Gonna Be My Girl"Ricardo AfonsoSteal usedSteal used
Tom Jones2Mike Ward"Landslide"Emma Jade Garbutt
Jessie J3Letitia Grant-Brown"Family Affair"Alex Buchanan
Tom Jones4Joseph Apostol"Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me"DivaSteal used
Danny O'Donoghue5Abi Sampa"Heaven"Laura Oakes
will.i.am6John Pritchard"Easy Lover"Liam Tamne
Jessie J7Trevor Francis"Soul Man"Lem Knights
Tom Jones8Alys Williams"Rambling Man"Lareena MitchellSteal used
Danny O'Donoghue9Sean Rumsey"I'm a Man"Paul Carden
will.i.am10Moni Tivony"Little Talks"Emily Worton
Tom Jones11Ragsy"Starlight"Colin Chisholm
Danny O'Donoghue12Karl Michael"Red"Nadeem Leigh

Knockout rounds

The recording of the knockout rounds took place at The Fountain Studios on 21 February 2013 and aired on 1 and 2 June 2013.[ citation needed ] Before each knockout round, the coach chose one artist from their team to get a "fast pass" to the live shows, the remaining six artists from that team were then split up into two groups of three. At the end of each knockout round the coach then decided out of the three artists who won, and therefore made up their three artists to take to the live shows. Episode 1 aired from 8.30pm until 9.40pm, while episode 2 aired from 7.15pm until 8.30pm.

Colour key:

      Artist received a Fast pass and advanced to the Live shows
      Artist won the Knockouts and advanced to the Live shows
      Artist lost the Knockouts and was eliminated
EpisodeCoachOrderSongArtistsSong
WinnerLosers
Episode 1 (1 June)Tom Jones1"Everybody's Got to Learn Sometime"Alys WilliamsJamie Bruce"Papa Was a Rollin' Stone"
Cherelle Basquine"1+1"
2"A Song for You"Joseph ApostolAdam Barron"Maybe I'm Amazed"
Ragsy"Local Boy in the Photograph"
3"Just to See You Smile"Mike WardN/A
will.i.am4"Alone"Leanne JarvisMoni Tivony"Master Blaster"
Jordan Lee Davies"It's All Coming Back to Me Now"
5"Leave Me Alone"Cleo HigginsJohn Pritchard"Something's Gotten Hold of My Heart"
Lem Knights"As Long as You Love Me"
6"Lovin' You"Leah McFallN/A
Episode 2 (2 June)Jessie J1"Ain't No Mountain High Enough"Sarah CassidyDanny County"Be My Baby"
Trevor Francis"Gimme Some Lovin'"
2"Skinny Love"Matt HenryLetitia Grant-Brown"Love Is a Battlefield"
Lovelle Hill"True Colors"
3"Sweet Dreams"Ash MorganN/A
Danny O'Donoghue4"Songbird"Andrea BegleyAlex Buchanan"Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours"
Abi Sampa"Iris"
5"Need You Now"Mitchel EmmsConor Scott"Hey, Soul Sister"
Sean Rumsey"Ain't No Sunshine"
6"Apologize"Karl MichaelN/A

Live shows

The live performance shows were aired live from Pinewood Studios and ran for three consecutive weeks, beginning on 7 June 2013. The BBC decided to move the first live show to Friday 7 June to avoid a clash with the Britain's Got Talent final on Saturday 8 June, [10] and the live coverage of the 2013 Canadian Grand Prix on BBC One prevented alternative air dates over the weekend. However, the remaining two live shows still aired on 15 and 22 June 2013.

Jessie J performed her latest single "Wild" on the Final Live Show. [11] The first live show featured a medley of performances from the previous year's winner and finalists, Leanne Mitchell, Bo Bruce, Vince Kidd and Tyler James, [12] and a performance by guest Tom Odell. [13] Avril Lavigne and Beady Eye performed during the semi-final on 15 June. [14] [15] Michael Bublé and Dizzee Rascal featuring Robbie Williams performed on the final on 22 June 2013. [16] [17]

Results summary

Team’s colour key
  Team Will
  Team Jessie
  Team Tom
  Team Danny
Result's colour key
  Artist given 'Fast Pass' by their coach and did not face the public vote
  Artist received the fewest votes and was eliminated
  Artist received the most public votes
Weekly results per artist
Contestant Week 1 Week 2 Week 3
Round 1Round 2
Andrea BegleyFast PassSafeSafeWinner
(week 3)
Leah McFallFast PassSafeSafeRunner-up
(week 3)
Mike WardSafeSafeSafeRunner-up
(week 3)
Matt HenrySafeSafe4thEliminated
(week 3)
Ash MorganFast PassEliminatedEliminated
(week 2)
Cleo HigginsSafeEliminatedEliminated
(week 2)
Joseph ApostolFast PassEliminatedEliminated
(week 2)
Karl MichaelSafeEliminatedEliminated
(week 2)
Alys WilliamsEliminatedEliminated
(week 1)
Leanne JarvisEliminatedEliminated
(week 1)
Mitchel EmmsEliminatedEliminated
(week 1)
Sarah CassidyEliminatedEliminated
(week 1)

Live show details

Week 1: Quarter-final (7 June)

The first part aired from 7.00pm until 9.00pm and the second part from 9.30pm until 10.00pm.

After all three artists from each team had performed, the coach then had to decide which artist they want to give a "fast pass" to and put straight through to the semi-final. The voting lines for the remaining artists then opened after all twelve artists had performed.

OrderCoachArtistSong [18] Result
1Jessie JMatt Henry"Wonder"Bottom two
2Ash Morgan"Lego House"Fast Pass
3Sarah Cassidy"Love Sensation"Eliminated
4Tom JonesAlys Williams"Is This Love"Eliminated
5Joseph Apostol"(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher"Fast pass
6Mike Ward"When I Was Your Man"Bottom two
7Danny O'DonoghueAndrea Begley"Ho Hey"Fast pass
8Mitchel Emms"Radioactive"Eliminated
9Karl Michael"A Thousand Years"Bottom two
10will.i.amLeanne Jarvis"Where Have You Been"Eliminated
11Cleo Higgins"Imagine"Bottom two
12Leah McFall"I Will Survive"Fast pass

Week 2: Semi-final (15 June)

This episode aired from 7.00pm until 9.10pm.

OrderCoachArtistSongResult
1Jessie JAsh Morgan"Ex-Factor"Eliminated
2Matt Henry"Girl on Fire"Safe
3Danny O'DonoghueKarl Michael"I Believe I Can Fly"Eliminated
4Andrea Begley"One of Us"Safe
5will.i.amLeah McFall"Killing Me Softly with His Song"Safe
6Cleo Higgins"Don't Let Go (Love)"Eliminated
7Tom JonesJoseph Apostol"End of the Road"Eliminated
8Mike Ward"Picking Up the Pieces"Safe

Week 3: Final (22 June)

This episode aired from 7.15pm until 9.25pm.

OrderCoachArtistFirst songSecond song (duet)Third songResult
1Tom JonesMike Ward"Suspicious Minds""Green, Green Grass of Home" (with Tom Jones)"Don't Close Your Eyes"Runner-up
2Danny O'DonoghueAndrea Begley"My Immortal""Hall of Fame" (with Danny O'Donoghue)"Angel"Winner
3Jessie JMatt Henry"Babylon""Never Too Much" (with Jessie J)N/A (already eliminated)Eliminated
4will.i.amLeah McFall"I Will Always Love You""Bang Bang" (with will.i.am)"Lovin' You"Runner-up

Reception

Ratings

The earlier shows averaged around 7.5 million viewers, before raising to around 9 million after 14 April once a substantial clash with Britain's Got Talent was avoided.

EpisodeDateOfficial ratings [20]
(in millions)
Weekly rank [20] ShareSource
Blind auditions 130 March7.47626.9% [21]
Blind auditions 26 April7.58528.5% [22]
Blind auditions 313 April7.82426.8% [23]
Blind auditions 420 April9.501 [24]
Blind auditions 527 April9.07135.5% [25]
Blind auditions 64 May9.27135.3% [26]
Battle rounds 111 May8.86131.8% [27]
Battle rounds 212 May7.82330.4% [28]
Battle rounds 325 May6.95629.7% [29]
Knockout rounds 11 June6.74326.5% [30]
Knockout rounds 22 June6.36527.0% [31]
Live show 17 June5.14621.7% [32]
Live results 17 June4.74719.3% [32]
Live show 215 June6.55728.1% [33]
Live final22 June7.95134.8% [34]
Series average20137.45426.8%

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