The Voice Kids (Australian TV series)

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The Voice Kids
GenreReality television
Created by John de Mol
Presented by
Judges
Country of originAustralia
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes9
Production
Executive producers
  • John de Mol
  • Julie Waro
  • Geraldine Orrock
  • Louise Perryman
  • Lee Metzger
Production locations Fox Studios, Sydney
Running time60–121 minutes
Production companies
Original release
Network Nine Network
Release22 June (2014-06-22) 
10 August 2014 (2014-08-10)
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The Voice Kids was an Australian television talent show that premiered on the Nine Network on 22 June 2014. It featured Delta Goodrem, Mel B and The Madden Brothers as the coaches.

Contents

Development

Auditions

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Cities where the auditions were held

The auditions were opened to anyone between the age of 8 and 14, as of 1 January 2014. Contestants were to submit an online application via The Voice official website, which ended on 24 September 2013. [1] Selected applicants out of the 8,000 hopefuls who applied for the auditions were invited to the producers' auditions in various capital cities. Two of the audition cities were Perth, Western Australia, held on 18 October 2013; and Adelaide, South Australia.

The producers' auditions consisted of three stages. Firstly, the contestants were grouped and had to sing a song together. Selected contestants from the first stage then moved on to the second stage, where they had to sing for The Voice Kids head vocal coach, Lindsay Field. The last stage of the auditions required the contestants to sing for the show's executive producers. [2]

For the online applicants who live more than 200 km away from their capital cities, they were not invited to the producers' auditions. Instead, the producers reviewed each of their online audition videos. [3] At the end of the auditions, the producers narrowed down the artists to the 100 who progressed onto the Blinds to perform for the coaches. [4]

Promotion

A special look at the series was premiered on 27 May 2014, featuring various artists from the Blinds covering an acoustic version of The Black Eyed Peas' "Let's Get It Started". [5]

Format

The show is part of The Voice franchise and is structured as three phases: blind auditions, battle rounds and live performance shows. The winner receives a recording contract with Universal Music.

Blind auditions

Three coaches, all noteworthy recording artists, choose teams of contestants through a blind audition process. Each coach has the length of the audition, a live performance lasting about one minute, to decide if he or she wants that singer on his or her team. If two or more judges want the same singer, the singer has the final choice of coach.

Coaches and hosts

The coaches of The Voice Kids – season one

On 26 November 2013, it was announced that Delta Goodrem and Joel Madden, who were the coaches from the adult version of the show, had signed on as the first two coaches. [6] Goodrem announced her departure from the adult version of the show to focus on her music career, but decided to join The Voice Kids as it "allows her the time to continue working on the show, and to focus on new music". [7] In her announcement, she also revealed that Joel would be joining her in the show. [8] On 1 February 2014, Nine Network revealed that former Spice Girls member Mel B and Good Charlotte's Benji Madden were the final two coaches for the series. Benji would team up with his brother Joel on the show. [9]

Darren McMullen, who is also the host for the adult version, was announced as the show's first host. The Voice season 1 quarter-finalist Prinnie Stevens was announced as the show's backstage correspondent during the Blinds.

Series overview

The Voice Kids series overview
SeasonFirst airedLast airedWinnerRunners-upWinning coachHostsCoaches (chairs' order)
123
1 22 June 201410 Aug 2014 Alexa Curtis Bella Yoseski Maddison Milewski Delta Goodrem Darren McMullen,
Prinnie Stevens
Mel BJoel & BenjiDelta

Teams

Colour key
CoachesTop 45 Artists
Mel B
Maddison MilewskiRuhi LavakiAdina HerzApril AitkenGemma Nha
Kayla Jo PiscopoChloe MarshallEve ErdmanisMolly WatersIssy Salisbury
Malia MataeleAbigail AdrianoBelinda Jo BarichelloMolly SneddonJordan Koulos
The Madden Brothers
Bella Yoseski Chris Lanzon Imogen SpendloveLenisa Di ClementeMartha Chess-Phelps
Trinity YoungJack HermansEllie FergusonGeorgia Hassarati Fletcher Pilon
Sienna PerruzzaJack LyallMi-Kaisha MasellaSebastian CoeReilly Underwood
Delta Goodrem
Alexa Curtis Grace Laing Ethan Karpathy Harmony LovegroveRobbie Anderson
Olivia SwintonJasmine DaleIsabella GalvezMira MollyAngus Ross
Anthony & TamaraElina JayamannaJamie Cumberlidge Shuan Hern Lee Ky Baldwin

Blind auditions

The first episode of the Blinds premiered on 22 June 2014. Each coach had the length of the auditioner's performance to decide if they want that artist to be on their team; if more than one coach wants the same artist, then the artist gets to choose their coach.

Blind auditions colour key
  Coach hit the "I/WE WANT YOU" button
    Artist defaulted to this coach's team
    Artist elected to join this coach's team
    Artist eliminated with no coach pressing the button
    Artist received an 'All Turn'

Episode 1 (22 June)

The premiere episode aired for one hour and a half and was viewed by 1.652 million people.

OrderArtistAgeHometownSong [10] Coach's and artist's choices
Mel BJoel & BenjiDelta
1 Bella 12 Melbourne, Victoria "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going"
2 Chris 13 Sydney, New South Wales "The A Team"
3Abigail9Sydney, New South Wales"Empire State of Mind"
4Molly S9 Goulburn, New South Wales "Not Pretty Enough"
5Katie & Emilie11 Perth, Western Australia "Radioactive"
6Jasmine10Sydney, New South Wales"It's Oh So Quiet"
7Maddison13 Gold Coast, Queensland "At Last"
8Robbie13Perth, Western Australia"Hey, Soul Sister"

Episode 2 (29 June)

The second episode was aired for one hour and a half and was viewed by 1.665 million people.

OrderArtistAgeHometownSong [11] Coach's and artist's choices
Mel BJoel & BenjiDelta
1 Alexa 10 Brisbane, Queensland "Girl on Fire"
2 Ethan 13 Geelong, Victoria "Give Me Love"
3Trinity8 Central Coast, New South Wales "Lovin' You"
4Malia12 Wollongong, New South Wales "Stay"
5Chris11 Sydney, New South Wales "More than This"
6Elina8 Melbourne, Victoria "Part of Your World"
7Lenisa11Melbourne, Victoria"A Whole New World"
8Olivia10Melbourne, Victoria"Roar"
9Imogen13Melbourne, Victoria"Feeling Good"

Episode 3 (6 July)

The third episode was aired for one hour and a half and was viewed by 1.255 million people.

OrderArtistAgeHometownSong [12] Coach's and artist's choices
Mel BJoel & BenjiDelta
1Jamie14 Sunshine Coast, Queensland "Breakeven"
2Sophie13 Sydney, New South Wales "Counting Stars"
3Sienna11 Perth, Western Australia "Wrecking Ball"
4Sebastian8Perth, Western Australia"When I Was Your Man"
5Harmony13Sydney, New South Wales"What the World Needs Now Is Love"
6Anthony & Tamara10/9Sydney, New South Wales"We Go Together"
7Ruhi11Sydney, New South Wales"A Change Is Gonna Come"
8Romy12Sydney, New South Wales"Turning Tables"
9April12 Brisbane, Queensland "The Wizard and I"
10Ellie13Sunshine Coast, Queensland"Try"
11Angus10Sydney, New South Wales"Are You Gonna Be My Girl"

Episode 4 (13 July)

The fourth episode was aired for one hour and a half and was viewed by 1.150 million people.

OrderArtistAgeHometownSong [13] Coach's and artist's choices
Mel BJoel & BenjiDelta
1Martha12 Sydney, New South Wales "Mountain Sound"
2Mira10Sydney, New South Wales"Defying Gravity"
3Molly W10 Brisbane, Queensland "Popular"
4Ky12Sydney, New South Wales"I Want You Back"
5Jordan11TBC, New South Wales"Locked Out of Heaven"
6Alexander12TBC, New South Wales"Little Things"
7Mi-Kaisha13TBC, New South Wales"Broken-Hearted Girl"
8Chloe11TBC, New South Wales"River Deep – Mountain High"
9Yasmin13 Newcastle, New South Wales "Scar"
10Isabella11Sydney, New South Wales"Love on Top"
11Belinda Jo12 Melbourne, Victoria "Volare"
12Georgia9Sydney, New South Wales"Eye of the Tiger"
13Shuan11 Perth, Western Australia "Pie Jesu"

Episode 5 (20 July)

The fifth episode was aired for one hour and a half and was viewed by 1.227 million people.

OrderArtistAgeHometownSong [14] Coach's and artist's choices
Mel BJoel & BenjiDelta
1Kayla Jo14 Sydney, New South Wales "Beneath Your Beautiful"
2Jack H12TBC, New South Wales"We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together"
3Eve11 Melbourne, Victoria "Still Into You"
4Jack L12Melbourne, Victoria"Classic"
5Issy12 Brisbane, Queensland "Tomorrow"
6Adam10TBC, Victoria"Rockin' Robin"
7 Fletcher 12 Central Coast, New South Wales "Flying with the King"
8Adina12TBC, New South Wales"One Moment in Time"
9Reilly10TBC, New South Wales"Grenade"
10 Grace 13Melbourne, Victoria"Firestarter"Team full
11Zoe12TBC, New South Wales"Clarity"Team full
12Charli13TBC, Victoria"Royals"
13Danika12TBC, New South Wales"Acapella"
14Gemma13Sydney, New South Wales"Roar"

Battles

The battles began on 23 July and comprise episodes 6, 7, and 8. After the Blinds, each coach had 15 artists for the battles. Each battle consisted of three artists within each team and concluded with the respective coach eliminating two of the three artists. The five winners for each coach advanced to the Sing-offs.

Battles colour key
     Artist won the battle and advanced to the sing-offs
     Artist lost the battle and was eliminated

Episode 6 (23 July)

The sixth episode was aired for one hour and a half.

CoachOrderWinnerSongLosers
Madden Brothers1Imogen"Never Let Me Go"EllieMi-Kaisha
Mel B2Gemma"Firework"IssyJordan
Delta Goodrem3Robbie"I'm a Believer"AngusKy
Mel B4Ruhi"Halo"AbigailChloe
Madden Brothers5Lenisa"Our Lips Are Sealed"GeorgiaSebastian
Delta Goodrem6Grace"Burn"ElinaJasmine

Episode 7 (27 July)

The seventh episode was aired for one hour and a half.

CoachOrderWinnerSong [15] Losers
Mel B1Maddison"Diamonds"Kayla JoMalia
Madden Brothers2Chris"Wake Me Up"Jack HJack L
Mel B3April"Over the Rainbow"Molly SMolly W
Delta Goodrem4Ethan"Story of My Life"IsabellaJamie
Madden Brothers5Bella"When You Believe"SiennaTrinity
Delta Goodrem6Alexa"Stop"Anthony & TamaraOlivia

Episode 8 (3 August)

The eighth episode was aired for one hour and a half. It featured the last three battles, followed by the premiere of the Sing-offs.

CoachOrderWinnerSong [16] Losers
Mel B1Adina"Wings"Belinda JoEve
Madden Brothers2Martha"Let Her Go"FletcherReilly
Delta Goodrem3Harmony"Somewhere Out There"MiraShuan

Sing-offs

The Sing-offs began after the battles. The top fifteen artists perform for the coaches, with each coach eliminating three artists from their teams. The remaining top six artists advance to the Grand Finale.

Sing-offs colour key
     Artist was saved by his/her coach and advanced to the Grand Finale
     Artist was eliminated

Episode 8 (3 August)

The eighth episode was aired for one hour and a half. It featured the last three rounds of the Battles, followed by the premiere of the Sing-offs. In this phase, all artists reprised their performance from the Blinds.

CoachOrderArtistSong [16] Result
Mel B1Maddison"At Last"Advanced
2Gemma"Roar"Eliminated
3Ruhi"A Change Is Gonna Come"Advanced
4Adina"One Moment in Time"Eliminated
5April"The Wizard and I"Eliminated
Madden Brothers6Imogen"Feeling Good"Eliminated
7Chris"The A Team"Advanced
8Martha"Mountain Sound"Eliminated
9Lenisa"A Whole New World"Eliminated
10Bella"And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going"Advanced
Delta Goodrem11Grace"Firestarter"Advanced
12Harmony"What the World Needs Now Is Love"Eliminated
13Robbie"Hey, Soul Sister"Eliminated
14Ethan"Give Me Love"Eliminated
15Alexa"Girl on Fire"Advanced

Grand Finale

The Grand finale is the final phase of the competition and was aired on 10 August. Unlike the adult version of the show, the Grand Finale was taped on 14 June 2014, with the final three's separate winning moments being pre-recorded. The public votes decided which of the three winning moments would go on air at the end of the show, crowning the respective artist as The Voice Kids. [17]

Grand Finale colour key
     Artist is the winner
     Artist is the runner-up
     Artist was saved by his/her coach and advanced to the next round
     Artist was eliminated

Episode 9 (10 August)

Round 1

In this phase, each finalist took the stage and performed a solo song. The coaches then eliminated one artist from their respective teams, forming the final three artists who advanced to the next round. [18]

CoachOrderArtistSong [19] Result
Mel B1Maddison"Fighter"Advanced
2Ruhi"If I Ain't Got You"Eliminated
Madden Brothers3Chris"Riptide"Eliminated
4Bella"Let It Go"Advanced
Delta Goodrem5Grace"Vision of Love"Eliminated
6Alexa"Colors of the Wind"Advanced

Round 2

The final round of the competition featured the top three finalists singing their potential winner's single. For the first time in the series, an interactive viewer component was featured. Before the start of the performances, voting lines were opened live-in-show for the television audience to vote for the final three and decide the winner. The 15-minute voting window was opened between 8:25 p.m. and 8:40 p.m. [18] The winner of The Voice Kids was announced at the end of the show.

CoachOrderArtistSong [19] Result
Mel B1Maddison"Listen"Runner-up
Madden Brothers2Bella"The Voice Within"
Delta Goodrem3Alexa"Hero"Winner
Non-competition performances
OrderPerformerSong [19] [20]
1The Top 6
(Alexa, Bella, Chris, Grace, Maddison, and Ruhi)
"Happy"
2 Justice Crew "Que Sera"

Results summary

Colour key

  •   Artist from Team Mel B
  •   Artist from Team Madden
  •   Artist from Team Delta
  •   Winner
  •   Runner-up
  •   Artist was saved by coach
  •   Artist was eliminated

Overall

Sing-offs and Grand Finale results
ArtistSing-offsGrand Finale: round 1Grand Finale: round 2
Alexa CurtisSafeSafeWinner
Bella YoseskiSafeSafeRunners-up
Maddison MilewskiSafeSafe
Chris LanzonSafeEliminatedEliminated (Grand Finale)
Grace LaingSafeEliminated
Ruhi LavakiSafeEliminated
Adina HerzEliminatedEliminated (Sing-offs)
April AitkenEliminated
Ethan KarpathyEliminated
Gemma NhaEliminated
Harmony LovegroveEliminated
Imogen SpendloveEliminated
Lenisa Di ClementeEliminated
Martha Chess-PhelpsEliminated
Robbie AndersonEliminated

Per team

Sing-offs and Grand Finale results per team
ArtistSing-offsGrand Finale: round 1Grand Finale: round 2
Maddison MilewskiCoach's choiceCoach's choiceRunner-up
Ruhi LavakiCoach's choiceEliminated
Adina HerzEliminated
April AitkenEliminated
Gemma NhaEliminated
Bella YoseskiCoach's choiceCoach's choiceRunner-up
Chris LanzonCoach's choiceEliminated
Imogen SpendloveEliminated
Lenisa Di ClementeEliminated
Martha Chess-PhelpsEliminated
Alexa CurtisCoach's choiceCoach's choiceWinner
Grace LaingCoach's choiceEliminated
Ethan KarpathyEliminated
Harmony LovegroveEliminated
Robbie AndersonEliminated

Performances by guests/coaches

EpisodeShow segmentPerformerTitleARIA reactionSource
9Grand Finale Justice Crew "Que Sera" [20]

Artists' appearances on earlier talent shows

Music releases by The Voice Kids artists

A compilation album titled The Voice Kids 2014 was released on 10 August 2014. Though planned to be released on 11 August 2014, the album was released digitally through iTunes a few hours before the Grand Finale on 10 August 2014. The album features 12 cover songs from the top six finalists. [21]

The Voice Kids 2014
The-Voice-Kids-2014.png
Compilation album by
Various Artists
Released10 August 2014 (2014-08-10)
Recorded2014; Secret Sound Studios
Genre Pop
Length41:42
Label Universal Music Australia

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Original artistLength
1."Colors of the Wind" (Alexa Curtis) Judy Kuhn 4:18
2."Burn" (Grace Laing)Ellie Goulding3:14
3."And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" (Bella Yoseski) Jennifer Holliday 3:14
4."Riptide" (Chris Lanzon)Vance Joy3:23
5."Diamonds" (Maddison Milewski) Rihanna 3:15
6."If I Ain't Got You" (Ruhi Lavaki)Alicia Keys3:46
7."Girl on Fire" (Alexa Curtis)Alicia Keys3:22
8."Vision of Love" (Grace Laing)Mariah Carey3:27
9."Let It Go" (Bella Yoseski) Idina Menzel 3:46
10."Wake Me Up" (Chris Lanzon)Avicii3:19
11."Fighter" (Maddison Brooke)Christina Aguilera3:47
12."A Change Is Gonna Come" (Ruhi Lavaki)Sam Cooke2:51

Release history

RegionDateFormatLabelCatalogue
Australia [22] 10 August 2014 CD, digital download Universal Music Australia 3796135

Concert tour by The Voice Kids artists

The Voice Kids: The Concert
Tour by The Voice Kids & Harrison Craig
The Voice Kids The Concert.jpg
Associated album The Voice Kids 2014
Start date26 September 2014 (2014-09-26)
End date3 October 2014 (2014-10-03)
Legs1
No. of shows6 in Australia
The Voice Kids tour chronology
  • The Voice Kids: The Concert
  • (2014)
  • The Voice Kids: The Concert
  • (2015)
Harrison Craig tour chronology
  • The Voice Kids: The Concert
  • (2014)

The Voice Kids: The Concert is a concert tour in Australia that features the artists of the first season of The Voice Kids, with the winner of the second season of The Voice Harrison Craig appearing as a special guest. The 6-date tour began on 26 September 2014 in Penrith, New South Wales and ended on 3 October 2014 in Melbourne, Victoria. The tour took place during the September school holidays in Australia and each concert lasted for two hours. [23] [24]

Performers

Alexa Curtis (Winner)Bella Yoseski (Runner-up)
Maddison Brooke (Runner-up)Chris Lanzon (4th–6th place)
Grace Laing (4th–6th place)Ruhi Lavaki (4th–6th place)
Ethan Karpathy (7th–15th place)Robbie Anderson (7th–15th place)
Harrison Craig (special guest)

Setlist

Additional notes

  1. Ruhi Lavaki only appeared at the show in Sydney, New South Wales on 28 September 2014.
  2. Grace Laing only appeared at the final two shows in Melbourne, Victoria on 2 and 3 October 2014.

Tour dates

List of concerts, showing date, city, country and venue
DateCityCountryVenue
26 September 2014 Penrith Australia Evan Theatre
27 September 2014 Newcastle Newcastle Civic Theatre
28 September 2014 Sydney Enmore Theatre
1 October 2014 Canberra Canberra Southern Cross Club
2 October 2014 Melbourne The Palms at Crown
3 October 2014

Ratings

The Voice Kids season one consolidated ratings, with metropolitan viewership and nightly position
Colour key:
  – Highest rating during the season
  – Lowest rating during the season
EpisodeOriginal airdateTimeslotViewers
(in millions)
Rank
(night)
Ref
1"Blind Auditions"22 June 2014Sunday 6:30 p.m.–8:00 p.m.1.722#1 [25]
229 June 20141.703#1 [26]
36 July 20141.307#5 [27]
413 July 20141.233#5 [28]
520 July 20141.275#5 [29]
6"Battles"23 July 2014Wednesday 7:30 p.m.–9:00 p.m.0.888#10 [30]
727 July 2014Sunday 7:40 p.m.–9:10 p.m.1.015#8 [31]
8"Final battles
& Sing-offs
"
3 August 20140.895#7 [32]
9"Grand Finale"10 August 20140.990#9 [33]
"Winner Announcement"1.015#8

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