The Voice Kids (British TV series) series 7

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The Voice Kids
Series 7
Hosted by
Coaches
WinnerShanice & Andrea Nyandoro
Winning coach will.i.am
No. of episodes3
Release
Original network
Original release1 July (2023-07-01) 
15 July 2023 (2023-07-15)
Series chronology
 Previous
Series 6

The Voice Kids is a British television music competition to find new singing talent. The seventh series began airing on 1 July 2023 on ITV1. [1] [2] The series was confirmed by ITV in September 2022 when applications opened. They closed in November, prior to the airing of the previous series. [3] [4] [5] The programme aired in the summer slot for the first time since the fourth series and aired weekly again, instead of nightly. [6] [7] will.i.am, Ronan Keating, Pixie Lott and Danny Jones all returned as coaches, making it the first time since the third series that all coaches from the previous series returned. [8] [9]

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The series was won by twins Shanice & Andrea Nyandoro, making them the first duo to win the show. Their victory also marks will.i.am's first win as a coach on the kids version of the show. [10] [11] [12] This also means that will.i.am has won at least one season in each version he's competed on, as he has won in both the adult series and The Voice Australia .

Teams

Colour key:

CoachTop 16 Artists
will.i.amShanice & Andrea NyandoroElim EnockTai'jah DixonTheo Hills
Ronan KeatingNiamh NoadeDanny BrethertonJarlaith MervynYazmin Asim
Pixie LottHayla-Essen DannsElyssa TaitMartha KamugasaTiara-Leigh Ferns
Danny JonesWill EdgarAbigail MooreAlexandra Perez RamosOscar Hartland

Blind auditions

Color 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

Episode 1 (1 July)

OrderArtistAgeSongCoach's and contestant's choices
will.i.am Ronan Pixie Danny
1Oscar Hartland14"My Hero"
2Niamh Noade14"The Winner Takes It All"
3Stanislav Kurdybakha11"Ave verum corpus"
4Tiara-Leigh Ferns13"Over the Rainbow"
5Theo Hills9"When I Grow Up"
6Hayla-Essen Danns12"Golden Hour"
7Zara Bateson10"Ghost of You"
8Danny Bretherton14"Naïve"
9Alexandra Perez Ramos12"Be My Baby"
10Tai'jah Dixon13"TBA" (original song)

Episode 2 (8 July)

OrderArtistAgeSongCoach's and contestant's choices
will.i.am Ronan Pixie Danny
1Shanice & Andrea Nyandoro11"Faith"
2Abigail Moore10"(Everything I Do) I Do It for You"
3Armari Freestone12"TBA (original song)"
4Martha Kamugasa14"Lift Me Up"
5Jarlaith Mervyn12"I Don't Want to Talk About It"
6Elim Enock14"Godspeed"
7Yazmin Asim11"Fingers Crossed"Team full
8Ziame Stewart12"Part of Your World"Team full
9Elyssa Tait13"Everything I Didn't Say"
10Maisie Farr12"Reach"Team full
11Will Edgar14"Nice to Meet Ya"

Show details

Results summary

Team's colour key
  Team will.i.am
  Team Ronan
  Team Pixie
  Team Danny
Result's colour key
  Artist received the most public votes
  Finalist
  Artist was eliminated
Results per artist
ContestantBattles roundGrand Final
Shanice & Andrea NyandoroSafeWinner
Hayla-Essen DannsSafeFinalist
Niamh NoadeSafeFinalist
Will EdgarSafeFinalist
Elyssa TaitEliminatedEliminated (Battles round)
Martha KamugasaEliminated
Tiara-Leigh FernsEliminated
Elim EnockEliminated
Tai'jah DixonEliminated
Theo HillsEliminated
Danny BrethertonEliminated
Jarlaith MervynEliminated
Yazmin AsimEliminated
Abigail MooreEliminated
Alexandra Perez RamosEliminated
Oscar HartlandEliminated

Final (15 July)

Musical guests: Cat Burns ("Live More & Love More")

Battles round

Battles colour key
     Artist won the Battle and advanced to the Grand Final
     Artist lost the Battle and was eliminated
Battles results
OrderCoachArtistsSong
1Danny JonesWill EdgarAbigail MooreAlexandra Perez RamosOscar Hartland"Flowers"
2Ronan KeatingNiamh NoadeDanny BrethertonJarlaith MervynYazmin Asim"Don't Look Back in Anger"
3will.i.amShanice & Andrea NyandoroElim EnockTai'jah DixonTheo Hills"Special"
4Pixie LottHayla-Essen DannsElyssa TaitMartha KamugasaTiara-Leigh Ferns"Climb Ev'ry Mountain"

Grand Final

Final results
OrderCoachArtistSongResult
1Ronan KeatingNiamh Noade"People Help the People"Finalist
2Danny JonesWill Edgar"The Best"
3Pixie LottHayla-Essen Danns"I Am Changing"
4will.i.amShanice & Andrea Nyandoro"A Sky Full of Stars"Winner

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