The Voice of Germany season 12

*The Voice of Germany*
The Voice of Germany
Season 12
Hosted by	Thore Schölermann ; Melissa Khalaj ;
Coaches	Rea Garvey ; Stefanie Kloß ; Peter Maffay ; Mark Forster ;
Winner	Anny Ogrezeanu
Winning coach	Mark Forster
Runner-up	Julian Pförtner
Release
Original network	ProSieben ; Sat.1 ;
Original release	August 18 –; November 4, 2022
Season chronology
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Last updated October 14, 2024

Mark Forster returned for his sixth season. Rea Garvey and Stefanie Kloß, who last appeared on season 10, returned as coaches for their seventh and fourth seasons respectively, replacing Johannes Oerding and Sarah Connor. Peter Maffay joined the show as a new coach this season, replacing Nico Santos.^[2] Meanwhile, Thore Schölermann returned for his eleventh season as host, with Melissa Khalaj replacing Lena Gercke as the new host.^[3]

Anny Ogrezeanu was named The Voice of Germany on November 4, 2022. This marked Mark Forster's first win on the main show after being a coach for six seasons, and his third in the entire series (twice on the Kids' version).

Panelists

Coaches

The Voice of Germany season 12 main coaches

On 13 April 2022, ProSieben and Sat.1 announced Mark Forster would be the only coach returning, meaning that Nico Santos, Johannes Oerding and Sarah Connor would not be returning as coaches for season 12.^[4] On 12 May 2022, it was announced that Rea Garvey and Stefanie Kloss would be returning as solo coaches after a one-year hiatus, along with new coach Peter Maffay.^[5] After three seasons, the Comeback Stage by SEAT was not reinstated this season, leading to the departure of last season's Comeback Stage coach Elif Demirezer. Hence, the number of finalists on the show would be down to four once again.

Hosts

On 30 March 2022, Lena Gercke announced on her Instagram account that after seven seasons she would not be returning to the show.^[6] On 21 April 2022, it was announced that Thore Schölermann would return as host and Melissa Khalaj would be the new host.^[7]

Teams

**Teams color key**
	Winner								Eliminated in the Live shows
	Runner-up								Eliminated in the Sing Off
	Third place								Stolen in the Battle rounds
	Fourth place								Eliminated in the Battle rounds

Coaching teams
Coaches	Top 75 Artists
Rea Garvey
	Tammo Förster	Jan Bleeker	Sophie Frei	Christian Torez	Yasya Levchenko

	Bella Robin	Björn Meyer	Marlon Newman	Luka Maksim Klais	Sarah Alawuru

~~Kevin Tschopp~~	~~Tami Rahman~~	~~Vincenzo Rindone~~	Benny Gremmler	Lisa Pauli
Lucy Grimm	Lukas & Clemens King	Nadine Pimanov	Rina Grundke	Siegmar Meemken
Stefanie Kloß
	Basti Schmidt	Lizi Gogua	Luan Huber	Ayham Fayad	Paul Seifert

	André Deininger	Jens Gilles	Jörg Lornsen	Doni Wirandana	Tami Rahman

Albi Rabaev	Aubrey Bacani	Bastian Benoa Rauschmaier	Dominik Puntigam	Jay Jeker
Leander Gronem	Nico David Anfuso	Richard Tedja	Sophie Buchmann
Peter Maffay
	Julian Pförtner	Nel Lewicki	Susan Agbor	Charlotte Torchalla	Leo Karakaya

	Sissi Engel	Guido Westermann	Katharina Merker	Kevin Tschopp	Maite Jens

Alex Ohles	Dominik Graf von Schwerin	Franziska Kleinert	Jassy Tawiah	Jenny Oberst-Harth
Katja Forg	Leona Shijaku	Michi Gallistl	Mohammad Fahmi	Sarah Barelly
Mark Forster
	Anny Ogrezeanu	Bruno Flütsch	Marlon Falter	Ceri Hall-Brady	Vincenzo Rindone

	Anja Beck-Harth	Sid Bader	James Boyle	LIENNE	Luca Wefes

~~Luka Maksim Klais~~	Christina & Dionisia Gravou	Hanna Trabert	Jerome Mitchell	Leonardo Kryeziu
Luis Schubert	Nadine Traoré	Ody Patron	Renee Bludau	Sammy Franklin
Note: Italicized names are stolen artists (names struck through within former teams).

Blind Auditions

The Blind Auditions were recorded from 19 May 2022 to 24 May 2022 at Studio Adlershof in Berlin and began broadcasting 18 August 2022, being broadcast every Thursday on ProSieben and every Friday on Sat.1.^[8]

In this round, the four coaches can press their buttons and select however number of artists they want to join their teams. A total of 119 artists auditioned and 75 of them got at least one coach turned for their performance. In addition, 26 artists got a four-chair-turn in this round. In addition, this season marks the first instance where at least one coach (Stefanie Kloß in this instance) do not have any one-chair turns on their teams.

**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 was eliminated with no coach pressing their button
	Artist received an 'All Turn'.

Blind auditions results
Episode	Order	Artist	Age	Song	Coach's and artist's choices
Episode	Order	Artist	Age	Song	Rea	Stefanie	Peter	Mark

Episode 1 (August 18)	1	Richard Tedja	19	"Home"	–	✔	✔	✔
	2	Bella Robin	31	"I Surrender"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	3	Juilo Noriega	28	"November Rain"	–	–	–	–
	4	Julian Pförtner	22	"Shivers"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	5	Lana Thieser	28	"Like the Way I Do"	–	–	–	–
	6	Bruno Flütsch	26	"Georgia on My Mind"	–	✔	–	✔
	7	Nel Lewicki	32	"Chandelier"	–	–	✔	–
	8	Lucas Anskat	31	"Zusammen"	–	–	–	–
	9	Sophie Frei	17	"abcdefu"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	10	Claudia Heinken	42	"Proud Mary"	–	–	–	–
	11	Sissi Engel	31	"Just Like a Pill"	–	✔	✔	✔
	12	André Deininger	42	"A Whiter Shade of Pale"	✔	✔	–	✔

Episode 2 (August 19)	1	Albi Rabaev	28	"It's a Man's Man's Man's World"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	2	Hanna Trabert	29	"My Immortal"	–	✔	✔	✔
	3	Keno Ouzeroual	20	"Einmal um die Welt"	–	–	–	–
	4	Leo Karakaya	27	"Flugzeuge im Bauch"	–	✔	✔	–
	5	Andy Ellgaß	27	"Over My Shoulder"	–	–	–	–
	6	Isabella Jan	32	"It's Oh So Quiet"	–	–	–	–
	7	Christian Torez	25	"Another Love"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	8	Melly Volkelt	35	"All About That Bass"	–	–	–	–
	9	Susan Agbor	42	"You Are So Beautiful"	–	✔	✔	–
	10	Charlotte Torchalla	21	"For the First Time in Forever"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	11	Malte Michalek	42	"Too Close"	–	–	–	–
	12	Yasya Levchenko	18	"Hore dolom"	✔	–	–	✔

Episode 3 (August 25)	1	Kevin Tschopp	25	"Hold Me While You Wait"	✔	–	–	✔
	2	Sid Bader	22	"I Wanna Be Like You"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	3	Martina Frank	65	"König Von Deutschland"	–	–	–	–
	4	Leona Shijaku	19	"Traitor"	✔	–	✔	✔
	5	Carla Pollak	26	"Tainted Love"	–	–	–	–
	6	Tammo Förster	19	"Imagine"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	7	Berry Bicakci	21	"Rolling In The Deep"	–	–	–	–
	8	Anny Ogrezeanu	21	"I Will Always Love You"	✔	–	–	✔
	9	Jacob Linner	23	"Overpass Graffiti"	–	–	–	–
	10	Renee Bludau	20	"Better"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	11	Jessica Ostermeier	30	"Enter Sandman"	–	–	–	–
	12	Bastian Benoa Rauschmaier	33	"Der Weg"	–	✔	✔	–
	13	Anja Beck-Harth	55	"And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going"	–	✔	–	✔

Episode 4 (August 26)	1	Jenny Oberst-Harth	27	"Nutbush City Limits"	✔	–	✔	✔
	2	Doni Wirandana	31	"What A Wonderful World"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	3	Felicia Faber	20	"Firework"	–	–	–	–
	4	Marlon Falter	18	"Kartenhaus"	–	✔	–	✔
	5	Jerome Mitchell	32	"Can't Hold Us"	✔	–	–	✔
	6	Andreas Urbaniak	57	"The Power of Love"	–	–	–	–
	7	Nadine Pimanov	25	"Dragostea Din Tei"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	8	Steff Federer	33	"Every You Every Me"	–	–	–	–
	9	Katharina Merker	28	"Blinde Passagiere"	–	–	✔	–
	10	Luka Maksim Klais	22	"Wolke 7"	–	✔	✔	✔
	11	Paloma Babativa	28	"Conga"	–	–	–	–
	12	Basti Schmidt	27	"All By Myself"	✔	✔	✔	✔

Episode 5 (September 1)	1	Luan Huber	20	"Beggin'"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	2	Nadine Traoré	28	"Sir Duke"	✔	–	–	✔
	3	Verena Sturm	27	"Stop And Stare"	–	–	–	–
	4	Sarah Barelly	34	"Ein Kompliment"	–	–	✔	✔
	5	Goran Todorovic	40	"Let Me Entertain You"	–	–	–	–
	6	Tami Rahman	27	"Teenage Dirtbag"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	7	Fränzy Schwendemann	40	"Mädchen"	–	–	–	–
	8	Lukas & Clemens King	30	"Chasing Cars"	✔	–	–	–
	9	Lizi Gogua	18	"I'd Rather Go Blind"	✔	✔	–	✔
	10	Franziska Kleinert	53	"Barfuß Am Klavier"	–	–	✔	✔
	11	Luca Pitrolo	28	"American Idiot"	–	–	–	–
	12	Jörg Lornsen	38	"Bis meine Welt die Augen schließt"	✔	✔	✔	✔

Episode 6 (September 2)	1	Ceri Hall-Brady	22	"Fast Car"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	2	Andreas Böttcher	38	"Save Tonight"	–	–	–	–
	3	Mohammad Fahmi	27	"Can't Help Falling In Love"	–	–	✔	✔

	4	Babs Luggin	45	"Irgendwann Bleib I Dann Dort"	–	–	–	–
	5	Lisa Pauli	21	"Skyscraper"	✔	–	✔	–
	6	Zoé Arndt	16	"Do You Like What You See"	–	–	–	–
	7	Sammy Franklin	43	"You Raise Me Up"	–	–	–	✔
	8	Marina Vogel	22	"Blurry Eyes"	–	–	–	–
	9	Alex Ohles	30	"I Will Wait"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	10	Luis Schubert	20	"Drag Me Down"	–	✔	–	✔
	11	Flo Fleischer	22	"You Let Me Walk Alone"	–	–	–	–
	12	Sophie Buchmann	24	"Complicated"	–	✔	–	✔
13	Jens Gilles	28	"The Scientist"	✔	✔	✔	✔

Episode 7 (September 8)	1	Aubrey Bacani	27	"Listen"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	2	Leonardo Kryeziu	27	"Careless Whisper"	✔	–	✔	✔
	3	Sarah Paschke	24	"Nothing Breaks Like A Heart"	–	–	–	–
	4	James Boyle	54	"Fever"	✔	–	–	✔
	5	LIENNE	22	"Unfaithful"	✔	–	–	✔
	6	Alberto Vasquez	28	"Magia"	–	–	–	–
	7	Benny Gremmler	21	"Break My Heart Again"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	8	Achmed Kupka	34	"The Wild Rover"	–	–	–	–
	9	Anna Totter	24	"Bad Romance"	–	–	–	–
	10	Ayham Fayad	20	"Lovin' You"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	11	Marlon Newman	19	"All My Life"	✔	–	–	–
	12	Julia Doubrawa	28	"Wo fängt dein Himmel an"	–	–	–	–
	13	Guido Westermann	49	"I’d Do Anything for Love"	–	–	✔	✔

Episode 8 (September 9)	1	Michi Gallistl	30	"Castle on the Hill"	–	–	✔	–
	2	Maite Jens	30	"Let It Be"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	3	Gabriel & Suzana	18 & 43	"Diamonds"	–	–	–	–
	4	Nico David Anfuso	34	"The Way You Make Me Feel"	–	✔	✔	–
	5	Adrian Templin	28	"I Swear"	–	–	–	–
	6	Lucy Grimm	22	"Break My Heart"	✔	–	–	–
	7	Jan Bleeker	32	"Supergirl"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	8	Kaya Laß	39	"Kreise"	–	–	–	–
	9	Dominik Puntigam	23	"Zombie"	–	✔	✔	–
	10	Mara Hoppen	24	"Still Into You"	–	–	–	–
	11	Luca Wefes	22	"Marmor, Stein Und Eisen Bricht"	–	–	–	✔
	12	Lars Billekens	26	"Hotel California"	–	–	–	–
	13	Sarah Alawuru	19	"Where Is the Love?"	✔	✔	✔	✔

Episode 9 (September 15)
	1	Noemi Muñoz	29	"Whenever, Wherever"	–	–	–	–
	2	Rina Grundke	22	"Listen to Your Heart"	✔	–	✔	–
	3	Ody Patron	37	"So Emotional"	✔	✔	✔	✔
	4	Dominik Graf von Schwerin	25	"The Joker and the Queen"	–	–	✔	–
	5	Branka Schuler	52	"If You Could Read My Mind"	–	–	–	–
	6	Paul Seifert	21	"Easy on Me"	✔	✔	–	✔
	7	Chioma Rabiej	40	"What's Love Got to Do with It"	–	–	–	–
	8	Björn Meyer	21	"Tears in Heaven"	✔	–	–	✔
	9	Christina & Dionisia Gravou	20	"This Is the Life"	–	–	–	✔
	10	Jezzi Capulong	22	"The House of the Rising Sun"	–	–	–	–
	11	Siegmar Meemken	57	"Was Wichtig Ist"	✔	–	–	✔
	12	Mohamed Lakhdhar	28	"Treat You Better"	–	–	–	–
	13	Jay Jeker	21	"Mercedes Benz"	–	✔	✔	–

Episode 10 (September 16)	1	Vincenzo Rindone	36	"Augenbling"	✔	–	–	–
	2	Leander Gronem	22	"I Say A Little Prayer"	✔	✔	–	✔
	3	Melli Zech	22	"Bette Davis Eyes"	–	–	–	–
	4	Jassy Tawiah	21	"I See Fire"	–	–	✔	–
	5	Anna Maria	36	"That's What Friends Are For"	–	–	–	–
	6	Katja Forg	51	"When Love Takes Over"	✔	✔	✔	✔

Battles

The Battles were recorded from July 4, 2022, to July 6, 2022, in Berlin, being broadcast like the Blind Auditions every Thursday on ProSieben and every Friday on Sat.1.

In this round, the four coaches pair two or three of their artists, depending on the total number of artists on their teams, in a singing match and then select one of them to advance to the next round. Each coach has only one 'Steal' which can be used to select an artist on another team and lost the battle to advance to the Sing-offs.

**Battle rounds color key**
	Artist won the Battle and advanced to the Sing-offs
	Artist lost the Battle but was stolen by another coach and advances to the Sing-offs
	Artist lost the Battle and was eliminated

Episode	Coach	Order	Winner	Song	Loser	'Steal' result
Episode	Coach	Order	Winner	Song	Loser	Rea	Stefanie	Peter	Mark

Episode 10 (September 16)	Rea	1	Jan Bleeker	"Shout"	Lisa Pauli	—	–	–	–
	Stefanie	2	Lizi Gogua	"Crazy"	Richard Tedja	–	—	–	–
	Mark	3	Bruno Flütsch	"Leave The Door Open"	Leonardo Kryeziu	–	–	–	—
	Peter	4	Nel Lewicki	"The Sound of Silence"	Sarah Barelly	–	–	—	–

Episode 11 (September 21)	Mark	1	Anja Beck-Harth	"We Built This City"	Hanna Trabert	–	–	–	—
	Peter	2	Charlotte Torchalla	"Ich Fühl Wie Du"	Dominik Graf von Schwerin	–	–	—	–
	Stefanie	3	Basti Schmidt	"Frozen"	Nico David Anfuso	–	—	–	–
	Rea	4	Sophie Frei	"SOS"	Benny Gremmler	—	–	–	–
	Peter	5	Guido Westermann	"Dancing In The Dark"	Alex Ohles	–	–	—	–
	Mark	6	Sid Bader	"As It Was"	Luis Schubert	–	–	–	—
	Rea	7	Christian Torez	"Arcade"	Tami Rahman	—	✔	–	✔
	Rea	7	Christian Torez	"Arcade"	Kevin Tschopp	—	–	✔	–

Episode 12 (September 23)	Mark	1	Anny Ogrezeanu	"(I've Had) The Time of My Life"	Sammy Franklin	–	Steal used	Steal used	—
	Peter	2	Julian Pförtner	"There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back"	Michi Gallistl	–			—
	Rea	3	Marlon Newman	"Cold Heart"	Lucy Grimm	—			–
	Stefanie	4	André Deininger	"Cryin'"	Sophie Buchmann	–			–
	Mark	5	Luca Wefes	"Sag' mir, wo die Blumen sind"	Luka Maksim Klais	✔			–
	Peter	6	Susan Agbor	"I'm Every Woman"	Katja Forg	Steal used			–
	Stefanie	7	Jens Gilles	"Dancing On My Own"	Leander Gronem				–
	Rea	8	Bella Robin	"Running Up That Hill"	Nadine Pimanov				–

Episode 13 (September 29)	Mark	1	Marlon Falter	"Under Pressure"	Nadine Traoré	Steal used	Steal used	Steal used	—
	Peter	2	Maite Jens	"Heaven Is a Place on Earth"	Jassy Tawiah				–
	Peter	2	Maite Jens	"Heaven Is a Place on Earth"	Leona Shijaku				–
	Rea	3	Björn Meyer	"Unikat"	Siegmar Meemken				–
	Stefanie	4	Ayham Fayad	"Sign of the Times"	Jay Jeker				–
	Peter	5	Sissi Engel	"Man! I Feel Like a Woman!"	Jenny Oberst-Harth				–
	Rea	6	Tammo Förster	"Lovely"	Rina Grundke				–
	Mark	7	James Boyle	"Hit the Road Jack"	Christina & Dionisia Gravou				—
	Stefanie	8	Jörg Lornsen	"Weisse Fanhen"	Bastian Benoa Rauschmaier				–

Episode 14 (September 30)	Mark	1	Ceri Hall-Brady	"Livin' on a Prayer"	Ody Patron	Steal used	Steal used	Steal used	—
	Peter	2	Leo Karakaya	"Das Leben Ist Schön"	Franziska Kleinert				–
	Stefanie	3	Luan Huber	"Without You"	Aubrey Bacani				–
	Rea	4	Yasya Levchenko	"Somewhere Only We Know"	Lukas & Clemens King				–
	Stefanie	5	Paul Seifert	"Counting Stars"	Dominik Puntigam				–
	Peter	6	Katharina Merker	"Blowin' in the Wind"	Mohammad Fahmi				–
	Mark	7	LIENNE	"FourFiveSeconds"	Renee Bludau				—
	Mark	7	LIENNE	"FourFiveSeconds"	Jerome Mitchell				—
	Stefanie	8	Doni Wirandana	"A Song for You"	Albi Rabaev				–
	Rea	9	Sarah Alawuru	"Ready or Not"	Vincenzo Rindone				✔

Sing-offs

The Sing-offs were recorded in Berlin from July 19, 2022, to July 20, 2022, and were broadcast only by Sat.1 on Friday nights.

In this round, each coach divides their ten candidates into three groups, in which each participant performs a song in turn. The coach then chooses one participant from each group to move on to the Semi-final, where all four coaches each have three candidates left on their team.

Last season marked the first time that the show did not invite mentors since the sixth season. However, in the Sing-offs this season the advisors were again introduced by the show. Team Rea was supported by Tones and I, Team Stefanie by Lena, Team Peter by Wincent Weiss and Team Mark by Calum Scott.

**Sing offs color key**
	Artist was eliminated
	Artist was chosen by coach and made the final three of their own team

Episode	Coach	Order	Artist	Song	Result

Episode 15 (October 7)	Rea	1	Jan Bleeker	"To Love Somebody"	Advanced
		2	Sarah Alawuru	"Independent Women Part I"	Eliminated
		3	Luka Maksim Klais	"Fix You"	Eliminated

	Stefanie	4	Doni Wirandana	"When I Fall In Love"	Eliminated
		5	Tami Rahman	"Just Hold Me"	Eliminated
		6	Basti Schmidt	"Beautiful"	Advanced

	Peter	7	Kevin Tschopp	"Russian Roulette"	Eliminated
		8	Maite Jens	"Candle in the Wind"	Eliminated
		9	Nel Lewicki	"New Rules"	Advanced

	Mark	10	Luca Wefes	"Caruso"	Eliminated
		11	LIENNE	"Don't Call Me Up"
		12	James Boyle	"Jolene"
		13	Anny Ogrezeanu	"Clown"	Advanced

Episode 16 (October 14)	Mark	1	Sid Bader	"Little Bit of Love"	Eliminated
		2	Anja Beck-Harth	"Get Here"	Eliminated
		3	Marlon Falter	"In diesem Moment"	Advanced

	Peter	4	Katharina Merker	"Hey"	Eliminated
		5	Guido Westermann	"Here I Go Again"	Eliminated
		6	Susan Agbor	"His Eye Is on the Sparrow"	Advanced

	Rea	7	Marlon Lee Newman	"Because of You"	Eliminated
		8	Björn Meyer	"Tennessee Whiskey"
		9	Bella Robin	"Anyone"
		10	Tammo Förster	"Too Much Love Will Kill You"	Advanced

	Stefanie	11	Jens Gilles	"A Thousand Miles"	Eliminated
		12	Lizi Gogua	"All I Could Do Was Cry"	Advanced
		13	Jörg Lornsen	"Für immer ab jetzt"	Eliminated
		14	André Deininger	"You're the Voice"	Eliminated

Episode 17 (October 21)	Mark	1	Bruno Flütsch	"A Change Is Gonna Come"	Advanced
		2	Vincenzo Rindone	"Laura non c'è"	Eliminated
		3	Ceri Hall-Brady	"Sunday Morning"	Eliminated

	Rea	4	Sophie Frei	"All I Want"	Advanced
		5	Christian Torez	"Before You Go"	Eliminated
		6	Yasya Levchenko	"Take Me to Church"	Eliminated

	Stefanie	7	Paul Seifert	"Dancing with Tears in My Eyes"	Eliminated
		8	Luan Huber	"Say You Won't Let Go"	Advanced
		9	Ayham Fayad	"Drivers License"	Eliminated

	Peter	10	Sissi Engel	"Run to the Hills"	Eliminated
		11	Leo Karakaya	"Männer"	Eliminated
		12	Julian Pförtner	"How to Save a Life"	Advanced
		13	Charlotte Torchalla	"Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious"	Eliminated

Semi-final

The Semi-final aired on October 28, 2022. Twelve contestants, three per coach, competed in this round and only one from each team advanced to the season Finale. Since there is no Comeback Stage, unlike in the previous three seasons, no fifth finalist was added. Also, the show canceled the quarter-final this season.

In this round, the coaches are not the ones to decide who moves on to the next round. Instead, it is the audiences who vote determine which contestants from the teams advance to the Finale. Tammo Förster, Julian Pförtner, Basti Schmidt, and Anny Ogrezeanu are the four finalists. Anny is also the only finalist that didn't get a four-chair-turn in the Blind Auditions.

Sophie Frei was initially announced to move onto the finale for Team Rea, before it was revealed that a technical error mixed Frei's and Tammo Förster's percentages on the on-screen graphic. This was verified minutes later when a notary came on stage to confirm the results. The voting results of Jan Bleeker were not affected by the glitch.

The coaches kicked off the Semi-final with "Are You Gonna Go My Way" by Lenny Kravitz. The show also invited Michael Schulte and Max Giesinger, who ended up in third and fourth place on the first season of The Voice of Germany and both started a career since then, as guests to perform their latest single "More to This Life".

Semi-final Performances & Results
Episode	Coach	Order	Artist	Song	Voting	Result
Episode 18 (October 28)	Rea	1	Tammo Förster	"Falling"	50.4%	Advanced
		8	Sophie Frei	"No Roots"	16.3%	Eliminated
		10	Jan Bleeker	"Father and Son"	33.3%
	Stefanie	3	Luan Huber	"Believer"	33.6%
		5	Lizi Gogua	"Uptown Funk"	25.6%
		9	Basti Schmidt	"The Show Must Go On"	40.8%	Advanced
	Peter	2	Susan Agbor	"Respect"	22.7%	Eliminated
		7	Julian Pförtner	"Someone You Loved"	58.9%	Advanced
		11	Nel Lewicki	"Euphoria"	18.5%	Eliminated
	Mark	4	Marlon Falter	"Ja"	20.0%
		6	Bruno Flütsch	"In the Ghetto"	14.6%
		12	Anny Ogrezeanu	"Not About Angels"	65.4%	Advanced

Finale

The Finale aired on November 4, 2022. Due to the cancellation of the Comeback Stage, only four finalists competed in the Finale. In the Finale, each artist first performed a duet with their own coach and then another with a guest artist.

The show invited famous singer-songwriters including Brit-nominated Calum Scott, former coach Nico Santos, Eurovision Song Contest 2014 winner Conchita Wurst, and a band Alphaville. Last season's winner Sebastien Krenz joined the finalists (Tammo Förster, Julian Pförtner, Basti Schmidt, and Anny Ogrezeanu) to perform his latest single and Zoe Wees who was a contestant on the fifth season of The Voice Kids also joined the show as a guest.

Particularly, right before the announcement of the final result, Iranian-American singer Rana Mansour performed the English version of "Baraye" by Shervin Hajipour. This song serves as the anthem of the ongoing 2021-2022 Iranian Protests, which escalated again a few days before the broadcasting day of the Finale. It calls for peace and women's rights in Iran.

Anny Ogrezeanu is crowned the winner of this season, marking Mark Forster's first and only win after being a coach on the show for six seasons and the third in the series (twice on the Kids' version). This also means that Anny Ogrezeanu, as the only finalist who has not received a 'four-chair-turn' in the Blind Auditions this season, is also the only non-'four-chair-turn' winner since season 8, where a two-chair-turn contestant Samuel Rösch won the show representing coach Michael Patrick Kelly.

Performances & Results
Episode	Coach	Artist	Order	Duet with Coach	Order	Duet with Guest Artist	Voting	Results
Episode 19 (November 4)	Mark Forster	Anny Ogrezeanu	1	"Friday I'm in Love" by The Cure	8	"Daddy's Eyes" (with Zoe Wees)	41,61%	Winner
	Stefanie Kloss	Basti Schmidt	2	"Beat It" by Michael Jackson	5	"All I Wanna Do" (with Conchita Wurst)	5,97%	4th Place
	Rea Garvey	Tammo Förster	3	"Say Something" by A Great Big World ft. Christina Aguilera	6	"Forever Young" (with Alphaville)	22,41%	3rd Place
	Peter Maffay	Julian Pförtner	4	"Achy Breaky Heart" by Billy Ray Cyrus	7	"One Day (I'm Gonna Break Your Heart)" (with Nico Santos)	30,01%	Runner-up

Non-competition Performances
Episode	Order	Performers	Song
Episode 19 (November 4)	19.1	Finalists	"High Hopes" by Panic! at the Disco
	19.2	Calum Scott & Finalists	"Run with Me" by Calum Scott
	19.3	Sebastian Krenz & Finalists	"Wonders in a Mad World" by Sebastien Krenz
	19.4	Rana Mansour	"Baraye" by Shervin Hajipour (English version)

Elimination Chart

Coaches color key

Artist from Team Mark
Artist from Team Peter
Artist from Team Rea
Artist from Team Stefanie

Results color key

Winner
Runner-up
Third place
Fourth place
Artist was saved by the public vote
Artist was eliminated

Overall Results
	Week 1 Semi-Final	Week 2 Final

Anny Ogrezeanu	Safe	Winner
Julian Pförtner	Safe	Runner-up
Tammo Förster	Safe	3rd Place
Basti Schmidt	Safe	4th Place
Marlon Falter	Eliminated	Eliminated (Semi-Final)
Bruno Flütsch	Eliminated
Susan Agbor	Eliminated
Nel Lewicki	Eliminated
Jan Bleeker	Eliminated
Sophie Frei	Eliminated
Luan Huber	Eliminated
Lizi Gogua	Eliminated

Episode Summary & Ratings

Timeslot are CEST (UTC+2) for episodes 1 to 18 and CET (UTC+1) for episode 19.

Episode		Date	Timeslot	Channel	Viewers (in millions)		Share (in%)		Source
Episode		Date	Timeslot	Channel	Total	14 - 49 Years	Total	14 - 49 Years	Source
1	Blind Auditions	August 18, 2022 (2022-08-18)	Thursday 8:15 pm	ProSieben	2.18	0.74	9.4	14.0	^[9]
2		August 19, 2022 (2022-08-19)	Friday 8:15 pm	Sat.1	1.93	0.60	8.8	12.4	^[10]
3		August 25, 2022 (2022-08-25)	Thursday 8:15 pm	ProSieben	1.93	0.62	9.3	14.4	^[9]^[11]
4		August 26, 2022 (2022-08-26)	Friday 8:15 pm	Sat.1	2.03	0.54	9.5	12.2
5		September 1, 2022	Thursday 8:15 pm	ProSieben	2.22	0.72	9.9	15.1
6		September 2, 2022	Friday 8:15 pm	Sat.1	2.10	0.56	9.4	11.3
7		September 8, 2022	Thursday 8:15 pm	ProSieben	1.81	N/A	9.7	N/A
8		September 9, 2022	Friday 8:15 pm	Sat.1	1.89	0.56	8.1	11.2
9		September 15, 2022	Thursday 8:15 pm	ProSieben	2.02	0.66	N/A	12.3
10	Blind Auditions & Battles	September 16, 2022	Friday 8:15 pm	Sat.1	1.88	0.56	7.7	10.2
11	Battles	September 22, 2022	Thursday 8:15 pm	ProSieben	1.94	N/A	N/A	12.4
12		September 23, 2022	Friday 8:15 pm	Sat.1	1.66	0.47	6.6	8.5
13		September 29, 2022	Thursday 8:15 pm	ProSieben	1.76	0.62	N/A	11.7
14		September 30, 2022	Friday 8:15 pm	Sat.1	1.60	0.46	6.7	8.2
15	Sing-offs	October 7, 2022			1.65	0.53	6.6	9.7
16		October 14, 2022			1.73	0.51	6.9	9.0
17		October 21, 2022			1.68	0.45	6.8	8.4
18	Semi-final	October 28, 2022			1.53	0.51	7.2	10.0
19	Finale	November 4, 2022			1.80	0.52	7.8	10.0

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↑ ""The Voice of Germany" 2022: Thore Schölermann und Melissa Khalaj sind die Moderator:innen von Staffel 12". 19 August 2022.
↑ ""The Voice of Germany": Fast die gesamte Jury wird für nächste Staffel ausgetauscht".
↑ ""The Voice of Germany": Diese Musiklegende wird neuer Coach".
↑ ""The Voice of Germany": Lena Gercke verkündet überraschende Entscheidung".
↑ ""The Voice of Germany": Melissa Khalaj wird neue Moderationspartnerin von Thore Schölermann".
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[5] ""The Voice of Germany": Diese Musiklegende wird neuer Coach".

[6] ""The Voice of Germany": Lena Gercke verkündet überraschende Entscheidung".

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[8] "THE VOICE OF GERMANY - TV SHOW TICKETS".

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v t e The Voice of Germany
Seasons	1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
Winners	Ivy Quainoo Nick Howard Andreas Kümmert Charley Ann Schmutzler Jamie-Lee Kriewitz Tay Schmedtmann Natia Todua Samuel Rösch Claudia Emmanuela Santoso Paula Dalla Corte Sebastian Krenz Anny Ogrezeanu Malou Lovis Kreyelkamp
Winner's singles	"Do You Like What You See" "Unbreakable" "Simple Man" "Blue Heart" "Ghost" "Lauf Baby Lauf" "With a Little Help from My Friends" "Goodbye" "Someone Better" "What They Call Life" "Run with Me" "Glacier Rivers"
Notable contestants	Kim Sanders Vera Luttenberger Sharron Levy Iveta Mukuchyan Ben Dolic Bernarda Brunović
Related articles	The Voice Kids The Voice Senior 1 2

The Voice of Germany
Season 12

Hosted by	Thore Schölermann Melissa Khalaj
Coaches	Rea Garvey Stefanie Kloß Peter Maffay Mark Forster
Winner	Anny Ogrezeanu
Winning coach	Mark Forster
Runner-up	Julian Pförtner

Release
Original network	ProSieben Sat.1
Original release	August 18 (2022-08-18) – November 4, 2022 (2022-11-04)
Season chronology
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