The Voice is back for a third series and the famous red chairs are to be filled with a new line-up of megastars as pop icon Kylie Minogue and Kaiser Chiefs frontman Ricky Wilson join Sir Tom Jones and will.i.am in the search for the UK’s next vocal sensation. This series welcomes new presenters Emma Willis and Marvin Humes who will be with the acts throughout the Blind Auditions, consoling and congratulating.

 
The ever-popular coaches’ group performance returns this year as Kylie Minogue, Sir Tom Jones, Ricky Wilson and will.i.am perform an exciting arrangement of familiar songs…
 
The auditions are about one thing and one thing only - The Voice. Each Coach picks the artist that they want to work with based solely on what they can hear.  Facing away from the stage, the coaches cannot see what the artists look like – if they like what they hear and they want to mentor the voice, they hit their famous red buttons and turn round to see the performer.  With the chance to be personally mentored by one of the four superstars, the artists will be hoping that at least one Coach turns their chair for them.  If more than one coach turns round, the coaches must pitch for the artist – they’ll employ their years of experience, their legendary contacts and their unique talents to try to persuade the very best acts to join their team.
 
Each Coach must form a team of 12 artists. Once each Coach has a full team, they will advise and mentor them through to the next stage of the competition - the Battle Rounds.

The ever-popular coaches’ group performance returns this year as Kylie Minogue, Sir Tom Jones, Ricky Wilson and will.i.am perform an exciting arrangement of familiar songs…

The auditions are about one thing and one thing only - The Voice. Each coach picks the artist that they want to work with based solely on what they can hear. Facing away from the stage, the coaches cannot see what the artists look like – if they like what they hear and they want to mentor the voice, they hit their famous red buttons and turn round to see the performer. With the chance to be personally mentored by one of the four superstars, the artists will be hoping that at least one coach turns their chair for them. If more than one coach turns round, the coaches must pitch for the artist – they’ll employ their years of experience, their legendary contacts and their unique talents to try to persuade the very best acts to join their team.

Each Coach must form a team of 12 artists. Once each Coach has a full team, they will advise and mentor them through to the next stage of the competition - the Battle Rounds.