The Voice UK series 6

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The Voice UK
Series 6
Hosted by
Coaches
Winner Mo Adeniran
Winning mentorJennifer Hudson
Runner-up Into the Ark
Finals venue LH2 Studios
Release
Original network
Original release7 January (2017-01-07) 
2 April 2017 (2017-04-02)
Series chronology
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The Voice UK is a British television music competition to find new singing talent. The sixth series began airing on 7 January 2017, with Emma Willis hosting the main show, and Cel Spellman presenting online spin-off show The V Room. It is the first series to air on ITV since its move from BBC One. [1] will.i.am returned for his sixth series as a coach, [2] [3] Sir Tom Jones also returned to the show after a series hiatus, replacing Paloma Faith, and Jennifer Hudson and Gavin Rossdale joined as new coaches on the show, replacing Boy George and Ricky Wilson. [4] Mo Adeniran won the competition, marking Jennifer Hudson's first and only win as a coach. Additionally, JHud became the first new coach to win on her first attempt, as well as, the first female coach to win a series of the show.

Contents

Coaches and presenters

Coaches for series 6 of The Voice UK

On 13 November 2015, Ricky Wilson announced that the fifth series would be his last as a coach. [5] However, on 24 March 2016, it was revealed that he could make a return to the show. [6] On 3 July 2016, coach will.i.am, who had his doubts about returning for his sixth series, confirmed that he will return for the new series. [3] On 5 July 2016, Boy George announced his departure from the show after just one series. [7] Former coach, Sir Tom Jones hinted that he could possibly return to the programme after the show had moved to ITV. [8] On 17 July 2016, another former coach, Jessie J, ruled herself out of returning to The Voice UK for the sixth series, after speculation of her returning to the show. [9] Wilson later confirmed that he would not be involved with the show for series 6 later in the month. [10] On 28 September, the coaching line-up was confirmed as will.i.am, Jennifer Hudson, Gavin Rossdale, with Jones also returning. [4] On her appointment, Hudson commented, "I couldn't be more excited to join the amazing panel of coaches on The Voice UK! The UK has always been so supportive of me since the beginning of my career so I’m really looking forward to sharing my point of view with the contestants and especially Team JHUD. Discovering new artists has always been important to me and the UK has no shortage of talent, so I can only imagine what this experience will be like for everyone involved. I can't wait to get going and start developing each individual’s own sound!" [11]

Emma Willis announced that she would return to present the show alone, without her co-host Marvin Humes' involvement. [2] On 8 August 2016, it was announced that a planned ITV2 unnamed spinoff show had been scrapped. [12] However, in October 2016, it was announced that Cel Spellman would be presenting an online spin-off show titled The V Room that would be available on-demand via ITV Hub and feature exclusive content across social media sites and the show's mobile app. [13]

Teams

Colour key:

CoachTop 40 artists
will.i.am
Michelle JohnJason Jones Tanya Lacey Hayley EcclesClara HurtadoLia White
Tim GallagherVictoria KerleyLawrence Hill Jazmin Sawyers Shakira Lueshing
Jennifer Hudson
Mo Adeniran Jamie Miller Jack BruleyTim GallagherDavid JacksonGeorgie Braggins
DiamondLiza BakerKit RiceStacey SkeeteIsrael Allen
Sir Tom Jones
Into The ArkCraig WardNadine McGheeCapital BDannii BarnesVictoria Kerley
Linda JenningsSeptimus PrimeRyhann ThomasLucy KaneCharlie Drew
Gavin Rossdale
Max VickersTruly FordSarah MorganKeziah RodellDiamondCarter
Tanya Lacey Ruth LockwoodHadleigh FordMillicent WeaverBosie
Note: Italicised names are stolen artists (names struck through within former teams).

Blind auditions

There was a change to the blind auditions format for 2017; if all the coaches reject an auditionee they keep their back to the singer and will not say what they thought about their performance, as well as not being able to meet them. [14] The blind auditions began filming on 19 October 2016 at dock10, MediaCityUK in Salford. [14] [15]

Each coach has the length of the artist's performance to decide if they want that artist on their team. Should two or more coaches want the same artist, then the artist will choose their coach.

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 a 4 chair turn.

Episode 1 (7 January)

The series premiere aired from 8.00pm until 9.35pm.

OrderArtistAgeSongCoaches and artists choices
will.i.am JHud Tom Gavin
1Jason Jones31"Pillowtalk"
2Jenny Jones18"Dangerous Woman"
3Into the Ark20–25"Burning Love"
4Diamond18"If I Ain't Got You"
5Rachel Rose27"Love Me Like You Do"
6Jamie Gray28"Never Ever"
7Truly Ford22"Dakota"
8Max Vickers24"You Can Call Me Al"
9 Mo Adeniran 21"Iron Sky"

Episode 2 (14 January)

This episode aired from 8.00pm until 9.30pm.

OrderArtistAgeSongCoaches and artists choices
will.i.am Jennifer Tom Gavin
1Capital B20–21"His Eye Is on the Sparrow"
2Chelsea Baldwin29"Vissi d'arte"
3Charlie Drew28"One Dance"
4Georgie Braggins21"Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye"
5 Jamie Miller 19"Let It Go"
6Carter29"I Don't Want to Miss a Thing"
7Shannon Kitchen18"Roxanne"
8Ben Fernihough40"Trouble"
9Michelle John43"It's a Man's Man's Man's World"

Episode 3 (21 January)

This episode aired from 8.00pm until 9.30pm.

OrderArtistAgeSongCoaches and artists choices
will.i.am Jennifer Tom Gavin
1April Sullivan23"Don't Rain on My Parade"
2Millicent Weaver18"Where Is My Mind?"
3David Jackson29"All I Want"
4Kevin Prone25"Cinema Paradiso Love"
5Craig Ward31"She's Always a Woman"
6Gino Eccles54"You Are So Beautiful"
7Hayley Eccles22"Upside Down"
8 Jazmin Sawyers 22"Here"/"Glory Box"
9Sarah Morgan16"Missed"

Episode 4 (28 January)

This episode aired from 8.00pm until 9.30pm.

OrderArtistAgeSongCoaches and artists choices
will.i.am Jennifer Tom Gavin
1Jack Bruley20"Tennessee Whiskey"
2Ryan James26"I Heard It Through the Grapevine" / "Superstition"
3Hadleigh Ford38"This Year's Love"
4Liza Baker44"Alone"
5Jon Middleton19"You're Beautiful"
6Clara Hurtado20"Latch"
7Ryhann Thomas28"I Swear"
8Chantelle Jackson23"Don't Let Go (Love)"
9 Tanya Lacey 31"All the Man That I Need"

Episode 5 (4 February)

This episode aired from 8.00pm until 9.30pm.

OrderArtistAgeSongCoaches and artists choices
will.i.am Jennifer Tom Gavin
1Shakira Lueshing28"Freak of the Week"
2Lawrence Hill25"Save Tonight"✔️
3Tom Johnston22"Hometown Glory"
4Zara Okro18"Alive"
5Bosie21-21"Wicked Game"
6Scarlet Thomas-Perry22"Syrup & Honey"
7Dannii Barnes20"Tears"
8Lucy Kane20"Will You Love Me Tomorrow"
9Miss Cherry Bomb40"Diamonds Are Forever"
10Israel Allen26"And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going"

Episode 6 (11 February)

This episode aired from 8.00pm until 9.20pm.

OrderArtistAgeSongCoaches and artists choices
will.i.am Jennifer Tom Gavin
1Tom Seals23"Mess Around"
2Stacey Skeete27"Shackles (Praise You)"
3Lia White17"FourFiveSeconds"
4Ciara Harvie18"Nessun dorma"
5Sam O’Hara25"Don't Worry Baby"
6Keziah Rodell20"Work Song"
7Hannah Ormerod27"Wake Me Up"
8Septimus Prime19"Love Yourself"
9Nadine McGhee18"Lay Me Down"

Episode 7 (18 February)

This episode aired from 8.00pm until 9.20pm.

OrderArtistAgeSongCoaches and artists choices
will.i.am Jennifer Tom Gavin
1Paul Woodley31"Come Together"
2 Abi Phillips 22"Girl Crush"
3Kit Rice25"Ain't No Sunshine"
4Kelly Irwin16"All I Could Do Was Cry"Team full
5Tim Gallagher23"Crash"
6Gavin Ellis30"Tears in Heaven"
7Linda Jennings49"The Long and Winding Road"
8Victoria Kerley16"Treat You Better"Team full
9Ruth Lockwood23"Toxic"Team full

Battle rounds

Filming for the battles began in December 2016 at MediaCityUK, following the taping of the blind auditions. Each coach has only one steal. [16] The first part of the battle rounds will be broadcast on 25 February 2017 with part two airing on 26 February 2017. [17] The first part of the battle rounds will be broadcast on 25 February 2017 with part two airing on 26 February 2017. [18] First episode aired from 8.30pm until 10.30pm,

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 Jennifer Tom Gavin
Episode 1
(25 February)
Jennifer Hudson1David Jackson"It's Your World"Israel Allen
will.i.am2Clara Hurtado"Bad Blood"Sharika Lueshing
Gavin Rossdale3Keziah Rodell"Why"Bosie
Tom Jones4Dannii Barnes"Can't Stop the Feeling!"Charlie Drew
Gavin Rossdale5Max Vickers"My Favourite Game"Millicent Weaver
Jennifer Hudson6Jamie Miller"Perfect Strangers"Stacey Skeete
Gavin Rossdale7Truly Ford"Go Your Own Way"Hadleigh Ford
will.i.am8Lia White"Final Song"Victoria Kerley
Tom Jones9Nadine McGhee"Time After Time"Lucy Kane
Jennifer Hudson10Mo Adeniran"A Change Is Gonna Come"Diamond
Episode 2
(26 February)
Gavin Rossdale1Carter"Superstition"Tanya Lacey
will.i.am2Hayley Eccles"Hold My Hand"Jazmin Sawyers
Jennifer Hudson3Jack Bruley"Ex-Factor"Kit Rice
will.i.am4Michelle John"Nowhere to Run"Tim Gallagher
Tom Jones5Capital B"I Wanna Be the Only One"Rhyann Thomas
Jennifer Hudson6Georgie Braggins"Something"Liza Baker
Tom Jones7Craig Ward"I'm Yours"Septimus Prime
will.i.am8Jason Jones"Long Train Runnin'"Lawrence Hill
Tom Jones9Into The Ark"More Than Words"Linda Jennings
Gavin Rossdale10Sarah Morgan"Young and Beautiful"Ruth Lockwood

Live knockouts

For the first time, the knockouts were recorded live, with the remaining six contestants in each team standing on stage together, stepping forward one by one to sing for 90 seconds. [19] Emma Willis, the programme's presenter, commented, "The knockouts are live… Should I be saying this? I don't know if I should, It will be very immediate, when it's pre-recorded, they edit the show and put it out. This time it will be live so everything will be seen." [19] First episode aired from 8.30pm until 9.45pm, second episode aired from 7.45pm until 9.00pm, third episode aired from 8.30 until 9.45pm and fourth and last aired from 7.45pm until 9.00pm.

In a new twist, viewers were able to vote for their favourite acts to go through to the live show, with each coach being able to save one act. Plus, each coach performed during the knockout rounds.

EpisodeOrderCoachArtistSongPublic
vote %
Result
Episode 1
(4 March)
1Jennifer HudsonDavid Jackson"A Little Respect"11.07%Eliminated
2Jack Bruley"To Love Somebody"1.84%Saved by Coach
3Tim Gallagher"Want to Want Me"6.76%Eliminated
4Georgie Braggins"I Say a Little Prayer"10.13%
5Mo Adeniran"Freedom"22.78%Public's Vote
6Jamie Miller"Shape of You"47.42%
Episode 2
(5 March)
1Tom JonesNadine McGhee"Secret Love Song Pt. II"15.71%Saved by Coach
2Craig Ward"Hold On Tight"22.77%Public's Vote
3Victoria Kerley"Find Me"16.95%Eliminated
4Capital B"One Day I'll Fly Away"7.91%
5Dannii Barnes"False Alarm"4.04%
6Into The Ark"Hold On, We're Going Home"32.62%Public's Vote
Episode 3
(11 March)
1will.i.amTanya Lacey"Changing"17.59%Saved by Coach
2Hayley Eccles"Need You Now"8.03%Eliminated
3Jason Jones"Into You"18.78%Public's Vote
4Lia White"Girls Just Want to Have Fun"14.11%Eliminated
5Clara Hurtado"Alarm"13.32%
6Michelle John"I Can't Make You Love Me"28.18%Public's Vote
Episode 4
(12 March)
1Gavin RossdaleDiamond"Wonder"6.66%Eliminated
2Sarah Morgan"I Will Always Love You"21.84%Public's Vote
3Carter"Sledgehammer"16.98%Eliminated
4Truly Ford"Million Reasons"13.08%Saved by Coach
5Max Vickers"I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor"22.50%Public's Vote
6Keziah Rodell"Trouble"18.95%Eliminated

Live shows

The first live show was broadcast on 18 March 2017, [21] with the second on 25 March, and the third and final live shows aired on 1 and 2 April 2017.

Results summary

Team's colour key
  Team Will
  Team JHud
  Team Tom
  Team Gavin
Result's colour key
  Artist given 'Fast Pass' by their coach and did not face the public vote
  Artist received the most public votes
  Artist received the fewest votes and was eliminated
Weekly results per artist
ContestantWeek 1Week 2Week 3
SaturdaySunday
Round 1Round 2
Mo AdeniranFast Pass1st
24.10%
1st
44.11%
1st
48.67%
Winner
61.80%
Into the ArkFast Pass2nd
18.85%
2nd
25.29%
2nd
28.15%
Runner-up
38.20%
Jamie Miller1st
24.12%
3rd
15.45%
3rd
19.05%
3rd
23.18%
Eliminated
(Week 3)
Michelle John4th
13.37%
4th
11.09%
4th
11.55%
Eliminated
(Week 3)
Craig Ward3rd
17.64%
5th
10.91%
Eliminated
(Week 2)
Max Vickers2nd
22.39%
6th
10.88%
Truly FordFast Pass7th
5.95%
Jason JonesFast Pass8th
2.78%
Tanya Lacey5th
7.71%
Eliminated
(Week 1)
Sarah Morgan6th
7.56%
Nadine McGhee7th
5.63%
Jack Bruley8th
1.58%

Live show details

Week 1: Quarter-final (18 March)

This episode aired from 8.30pm to 10.30pm.

OrderCoachArtistSongResult
1will.i.amTanya Lacey"Good Luck"Eliminated
2Jason Jones"I Feel It Coming"Fast pass
3Michelle John"I'm Every Woman"Advanced
4Tom JonesCraig Ward"All These Things That I've Done"
5Nadine McGhee"A Different Corner"Eliminated
6Into the Ark"Jealous"Fast pass
7Gavin RossdaleMax Vickers"Lonely Boy"Advanced
8Truly Ford"Lights"Fast pass
9Sarah Morgan"Royals"Eliminated
10Jennifer HudsonJamie Miller"Love on the Brain"Advanced
11Jack Bruley"This Love"Eliminated
12Mo Adeniran"Knockin' on Heaven's Door"Fast pass

Week 2: Semi-final (25 March)

This episode aired from 8.30pm to 10:20pm. This marks the first time a female coach had more than one artist in the finale, as Jamie Miller and Mo Adeniran both come from Hudson's team. With the eliminations of Max Vickers and Truly Ford, Gavin Rossdale had no more artists.

OrderCoachArtistSongResult
1will.i.amJason Jones"Use Somebody"Eliminated
2Gavin RossdaleMax Vickers"Boys Don't Cry"
3will.i.amMichelle John"Get Here"Advanced
4Tom JonesCraig Ward"Castle on the Hill"Eliminated
5Gavin RossdaleTruly Ford"Elastic Heart"
6Jennifer HudsonJamie Miller"Stitches"Advanced
7Mo Adeniran"Human"
8Tom JonesInto The Ark"Let It Be Me"

Week 3: Final (1/2 April)

Saturday 1

This episode aired from 8:30pm to 10:20pm.

Group performance: The Voice UK coaches – "Freedom! '90"

OrderCoachArtistFirst songOrderDuet (with Coach)Result
1Jennifer HudsonJamie Miller"What Do You Mean?"5"Runnin'"Advanced
2Tom JonesInto the Ark"No One"6"Hold On, I'm Comin'"
3will.i.amMichelle John"Purple Rain"8"I Feel for You"Eliminated
4Jennifer HudsonMo Adeniran"Don't You Worry Child"7"Beneath Your Beautiful"Advanced
Sunday 2

This episode aired from 7:00pm to 8:00pm.

Musical guests: John Legend ("Surefire")

OrderCoachArtistFirst songOrderSecond songResult
1Jennifer HudsonJamie Miller"Shape of You"N/AN/A (already eliminated)Eliminated
2Tom JonesInto the Ark"Hold On, We're Going Home"4"Not a One"Runner-up
3Jennifer Hudson Mo Adeniran "Iron Sky"5"Unsteady"Winner

Reception

Ratings

The series went "head-to-head" with the new BBC One talent show, Let It Shine , which premiered on 7 January, the same date as The Voice UK's premiere. [22]

EpisodeDateOfficial ratings [23]
(in millions)
ITV
weekly rank [23]
ShareSourceDuration
Blind auditions 17 January7.061030.0% [24] 95
Blind auditions 214 January6.401325.7% [25] 90
Blind auditions 321 January6.271225.6% [26] 90
Blind auditions 428 January6.721027.3% [27] 90
Blind auditions 54 February6.301326.2% [28] 90
Blind auditions 611 February6.94928.7% [29] 80
Blind auditions 718 February6.481226.8% [30] 80
Battle rounds 125 February6.181326.3% [31] 120
Battle rounds 226 February4.811618.0% [32] 120
Live knockouts 14 March5.8425.1% [33] 75
Live knockouts 25 March4.351915.3% [34] 75
Live knockouts 311 March5.3117TBATBA75
Live knockouts 412 March4.0219TBATBA75
Live show 118 March4.9716TBATBA120
Live show 225 March4.5917TBATBA110
Live final1 April4.9516TBATBA110
Live final results2 April4.0218TBATBA60
Series average20175.6014 (14.47)TBA
The Winner's Story16 AprilTBATBATBATBA60

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