The Voice Australia 2024: We Finally Have the Premiere Date, and It’s Soon!

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Australia’s favourite singing competition is back and better than ever! The Voice Australia 2024 is set to captivate us all once again with incredible talent, electrifying performances, and the thrill of the blind auditions. This year promises to be a standout season with a fresh line-up of coaches ready to discover the next big thing.

The Voice Australia welcomes three new superstar coaches into those iconic red chairs. We’ve got GRAMMY-nominated international artist, actor, philanthropist, and LGBTQ+ activist Adam Lambert; the award-winning Australian singer-songwriter Kate Miller-Heidke; and internationally acclaimed, multi-platinum-selling singer and songwriter LeAnn Rimes. Joining them is returning favourite Guy Sebastian, who’s ready to share his expertise once again. These music powerhouses are set to compete fiercely to discover and mentor Australia’s next big singing sensation.

Hosted by the fabulous Sonia Kruger, fresh off her 2023 TV WEEK Gold Logie Award win, The Voice continues to be one of the world’s most successful musical formats. Get ready for a season packed with unforgettable performances and fierce competition!

Let’s dive into everything you need to know about The Voice Australia 2024.

The Voice 2024 Judges

LeAnn Rimes

LeAnn Rimes is a brilliant country singer from Jackson, Mississippi. In 1996, LeAnn won the Grammy’s Best New Artist award. She also won Best Female Country Vocal Performance for her singing on the album “Blue”. In the intervening years, LeAnn has had a lustrous country career. Earlier this year, she performed in the BBC production “Michael McIntyre’s Big Show”.

When discussing appearing on The Voice Australia, Rimes appeared very excited. 

“I am incredibly honoured and excited to embrace the opportunity of coaching on The Voice. This special chance to mentor and discover new voices throughout Australia is a reflection of the love and support I’ve received from my Australian fans throughout my career,” LeAnn said in a statement. “I look forward to returning the love, sharing my experiences, and hearing fresh, promising talent.”

Adam Lambert

Adam Lambert is a singer who rose to fame after becoming the Season 8 runner-up of “American Idol”. Since then, he’s gone on to replace Freddie Mercury as the vocalist for the rock band Queen.

Like LeAnn, Adam is also hyped to judge and coach on this season of The Voice.

“I am thrilled to be joining the panel of The Voice this season,” Adam said. “I have such great memories in Australia and can’t wait to spend some time down under! Australia has contributed some iconic talents and artists to pop culture, it’ll be fun to coach the next generation of talent.”

Kate Miller-Heidke

Kate Miller-Heidke is an Aussie singer and institution. Since 2007, four of her albums have peaked in the top 10 of the ARIA charts. These beloved albums are “Curiouser”, “Nightflight”, “Child in Reverse”, and “O Vertigo!” Kate is currently travelling across Australia, as a part of her Catching Diamonds tour. This tour is going to Penrith, the Margaret River, and everywhere in between.

When speaking about coaching on The Voice, Kate had nothing but good things to say.

“I am so excited to be joining The Voice, and to sit on the panel alongside these incredible singers,” Kate said. “The art and craft of singing has been at the centre of my life, and I feel like I have learned some things that might be of help to young or inexperienced performers.”

When Does The Voice Australia Start?

Mark your calendars for Monday, August 19, because that’s when all the magic kicks off. Over 80 talented artists will hit the stage, hoping to turn their singing dreams into reality. You can catch all of the action on Channel 7 and streaming on 7 Plus.

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