Following the success of The Voice Generations, GMA Network announced a new season of an installment of The Voice of the Philippines for its 2024 line-up.[2] The season was officially confirmed by the network in March 2024; they later announced that producers' auditions for the show's season would run from March to June 2024, for singers aged 7 to 14 years old, at the GMA Network Center in Quezon City.[3][4]
In July 2024, Dingdong Dantes was announced as a presenter of the show, while Billy Crawford, Julie Anne San Jose, and Stell of SB19 were announced to return as coaches from The Voice Generations.[5] Later that month, Pablo, also from SB19, was also announced as a coach.[6]
This marked the first season of the series not to air on ABS-CBN, as it announced that it would stop producing the franchise in May 2024.[7]
Note: Italicized names are stolen artists (names struck through within former teams).
Blind auditions
The season will begin with the blind auditions. In each audition, each artist performs their piece in front of the panel of coaches, whose chairs are facing the audience. If a coach is interested in working with the artist, they may opt to press the button to face the artist. An artist is defaulted to a coach when only one coach turns; if multiple coaches turn, the coaches compete for the artist, who will later choose their coach. Each coach has to recruit 9 artists on their teams, making it a total of 36 artists who will advance to the Battles.
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Coach pressed "I WANT YOU" button
Artist joined this coach's team
Artist defaulted to this coach's team
Artist was eliminated as no coach pressed their button
The second stage of the show, The Battles, features 36 artists advancing to this round. The coaches pit three of their artists in a singing match and then select one of them to advance to the next round. The ability to steal an artist from other teams continued this season. Losing artists may be "stolen" by another coach. Same as the previous season, the steals are done off-stage, where the coaches must go to the artists with their families backstage to steal the artist they want to become the member of their team.[16]
At the end of this round, four artists will remain on each team; three will be the battle winners, and one from a steal. In total, 16 artists advance to the sing-offs.
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Artist was chosen by his/her coach to advance to the Sing-offs
Artist was stolen by another coach and advanced to the Sing-offs
Artists who won their battle or were stolen by another coach advances to the Sing-offs. Per team, two artists will be chosen by their respective coaches for the semi-finals, for a total of 8 artists advancing to the next round.
Coaches bring their advisors to help their teams: Dionela for Team Bilib, Arthur Nery for Tropa ni Pablo, Chito Miranda for JulesQuad, and Carl Guevarra of The Juans for StellBound.
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Artist was chosen by his/her coach to advance to the semifinals
The Semi-finals aired on December 8, 2024. Similar to the fourth season, the Top 8 artists sing different songs for a place in the Grand Finals and after the performances, the coach will select one artist from their team to advance to the grand finals.
With the advancement of Wincess Jem Yana and Mark Anthony Punay, they both became the first stolen artists in the entire Philippine franchise of The Voice Kids to advance to the finale after the respective advancements of Kate Campo (originally from the second season of The Voice Kids) and Steph Lacuata (originally from the fourth season of The Voice Kids) in the second and third seasons of The Voice Teens respectively. Furthermore, this is also the first time in the entire Philippine franchise of The Voice Kids where two stolen artists advance to the finale, and the first in the entire Philippine franchise of The Voice where more than one stolen artist advance to the finale.
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Artist was chosen by his/her coach to move on to the Finals
The Grand Finals aired on December 15, 2024, with the winner of the competition determined through public voting.[17] Nevin Adam Garceniego of Tropa ni Pablo was named the winner of the competition, performing a rendition of "May Bukas Pa". He won ₱1million ({{US$|16,000) and a new house and lot from Vista Land, and was signed to a recording deal with UMG Philippines.[18]
Ma. Janielle Tolentino, Joshua Calusa, Anne Gabrielle Manalo, Lyka Jane Bayang, Seren Pierce, Clet Nicole Fiegalan and Neithan Perez joined the second season of Tawag ng Tanghalan: Kids in It's Showtime. Fiegalan also joined the fifth season of The Voice Kids Philippines, but no coaches turned for her.
Eliminated in the Sing-Offs
Shamchienel Santos and Jionix Bautista joined the second season of Tawag ng Tanghalan: Kids in It's Showtime. Santos was eliminated in the daily rounds, while Bautista was eliminated in the daily rounds to Ma. Janielle Tolentino. He returned for Resbakbakan round, but was eliminated to Kim Hewitt, who eventually won as grand champion.
Semi-finalist
Jennica Belaza, Rexylyn Hai Caiji, and Shawn Hendrix Agustin joined the second season of Tawag ng Tanghalan: Kids in It's Showtime!. Belaza and Caiji were eliminated in the daily rounds, while Agustin is the top 8 finalist. Agustin also joined the fifth season of The Voice Kids Philippines, but no coaches turned for him.
Grand finalists
Jan Hebron Ecal joined the second season of Tawag ng Tanghalan: Kids in It's Showtime!, where he was eliminated in the weekly finals. He returned for the Resbakbakan round, but was eliminated.
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