The series aims to discover unsigned singing talent, including solo artists, duets, and trios, both professional and amateur, through public auditions. The winner gets a single co-written and recorded by Welsh music artists. The winner of the only season was: Rose Datta
In 2024, WalesOnline confirmed that the first series of the Welsh-language edition of The Voice was in production.[2] Y Llais is produced by Boom Cymru, a subsidiary of ITV Studios. The first season aired on 9 February 2025.[4]
The series employs a panel of four coaches who critique the artists' performances and guide their teams of selected artists through the remainder of the season. They also compete to ensure that their act wins the competition, thus making them the winning coach. The original panel featured Sir Bryn Terfel, Bronwen Lewis, Aleighcia Scott and Ywain Gwynedd.[5] All four coaches returned for the second series.
Presenters
Sian Eleri is the original presenter of the show. She will return for a second series.[4]
Timeline
Key
Main presenter
Presenters
Series
1
Sian Eleri
Coaches
On 2 May 2024, internation opera singer Sir Bryn Terfel was the first confirmed coach, he said "It’s great that the land of song is getting its own special version of The Voice series – what better way to discover the next big star?"[2] On 6 February 2025, the last three coaches were announced, they featured reggae star Aleighcia Scott, musician and owner of Côsh record label Yws Gwynedd, and singer and songwriter Bronwen Lewis, who also previously competed on The Voice UK.[1][6]
In each series, each coach chooses a number of acts to progress to the finals. This table shows, for each series, which artists he or she put through to the finals. In each series, artists advance to the final week of the finals, by team-based.
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Sir Bryn Terfel (2025–)
Bronwen Lewis (2025–)
Aleighcia Scott (2025–)
Ywain Gwynedd (2025–)
