Who are the aspiring singers competing on The Voice 2024? Meet the contestants & who has been eliminated so far

Potentially one of the youngest contestants to take to the stage this season is Beau, a 16-year-old surfer with a voice beyond his years.

“It gave me a lot of confidence. I thought if I can do this, I can do anything,” he told Seven.

Perth-based mine worker Reuben was the first artist to ‘wow’ the judges on The Voice, even moving LeAnn Rimes to tears and urging her to use her ‘Ultimate Block’ to secure his position on her team.

“You just sang that better than Ed Sheeran,” Kate Miller-Heidke said.

Every single chair turned for 32-year-old Lana with her confident performance of Goodluck by Basement Jaxx.

LeAnn, Guy and Kate all turned in their chairs to see the talent, singing Daylight by David Kushner. Only 20-years-old, the coaches couldn’t believe the maturity and grit in his voice.

Music teacher Shannen tempted all the coaches to spin around and give her a standing ovation thanks to her incredible performance of Stop by Sam Brown. 

“You just ate that song alive,” Adam praised.

Guy, LeAnn and Kate turned around to James thanks to his rendition of Love in the Dark by Adele.

This 61-year-old rocker grandad performed Rebel Yell by Billy Idol, turning Adam’s chair for his ’80s style vocals.

Singing, It’s a Man’s Man’s Man’s World by James Brown, Chloe turned all four of the judge’s chairs around.

41-year-old Brad managed to turn all of the judges’ chairs around with his performance of Bruce Springsteen’s I’m on Fire.

Guy and Kate turned their iconic red chairs when South Australia’s Yorke sang How To Save A Life by The Fray.

Singing Complicated by Avril Lavigne, Jenna won over the coaches – all turned their chairs – for her unique and memorable rendition of the song. 

And in a fun twist, her boyfriend turned out to be Yorke Heath who took the stage before her!

Demolition and asbestos removal specialist Kyle Wilson got Guy to turn around for his unique rendition of Sexy and I know It by LMFAO.

“I commend you for taking this risk. There’s a really beautiful voice in there,” complimented Guy.

Tia wowed the judges with her rendition of Life Goes On by Ed Sheeran Ft Luke Combs in a sweet tribute to her father who has brain cancer. 

“I definitely don’t want to let Dad down and not get any turns,” she said before singing.

Well, Tia certainly didn’t disappoint – her angelic voice saw all four coaches spin around. Guy was first to turn, then LeAnn, Adam and finally Kate.

She even sang a duet with Kate, who she knew going in she wanted to be her coach.

This couple not only got all four judges to turn their chairs, but they also moved LeAnn to tears with their beautiful performance of When the Party’s Over by Billie Eilish.

Adam and Kate were quick to turn around as 18-year-old, Sydney-sider Ruby tempted with her vocals to Right, Right Now by Jessica Mauboy.

Priscilla, 25, from Melbourne, performed Battle Scars by coach Guy Sebastian, turning Guy, Kate and Adam’s chairs.

All of the coaches not only turned around for Siena, but they also gave the 18-year-old a standing ovation for her “juicy” version of My Mind by Yebba.

The coaches were so impressed, they threw their shoes up on stage – meaning she absolutely killed it!

‘Fangirling’, Adam gushed, “Your talent is mesmerising.”

Matthew Hearne from Melbourne got all four judges to turn and give him a standing ovation for his rendition of This is the Moment from Jekyll & Hyde – the musical. And they were absolutely gobsmacked to find out that Matthew was born with cerebral palsy.

Kate blocked Adam, securing Matthew, the Pararoos athlete, on her team.

Guy, LeAnn and Adam turned at the last minute for Stephanie and her impressive performance of New Rules by Dua Lipa, causing her to become – naturally – overcome with emotion.

LeAnn praised her for her: “Cool pop voice with some soul in it”, before blocking Guy. However, it turns out her block was wasted because Stephanie went with Adam.

Liz Player, the 20-year-old from Sydney’s northern beaches sang It don’t mean a thing (if it ain’t got that swing) by Duke Ellington – with a twist. She did some scatting, completely improvised.

Upon hearing her, Kate turned with an emphatic double hand button press. Then, Adam followed suit. Ultimately, she went with Team Kate.

Duncan Toombs, 46, sang Have a Little Faith by John Hiatt, wowing the judges (all four turned) and moving LeAnn to tears.

“You have this salt to the earth soulful thing going on, which I just dig,” LeAnn gushed.

“There really is a future for you as an artist, and I would love to help you build that,” she added.

Tom Leeming, the 29-year-old from Queensland, wowed the judges, playing the piano and singing, Somebody to Love by Queen – a risky move since Adam is now the lead singer of the British band.

However, the risk paid off because all four judges turned. Naturally, Tom chose to go on Team Adam.

Singing, Anyone by Demi Lovato, Amber, 22, impressed LeAnn and Kate enough to turn around in their big red chairs.

“I really admire your gumption, singing that song,” Kate praised, adding, “It’s risky. But you took that risk, and it paid dividends.”

Despite Kate’s kind words, the children’s book author from Melbourne chose Team LeAnn.

In what was probably the most unique The Voice anywhere audition, 17-year-old Mol, a cheerleader, did a rendition of Britney Spears’ hit song Toxic that was… memorable.

The death metal singer took that pop song to depths it’s certainly never been before, using her “scream voice”.

Kate was the only coach that turned around, but the other judges were very impressed that such a sound could come out of such a small human.

Self-professed ‘mummy TikToker’ Hannah got both Guy and LeAnn to spin around thanks to her performance of Snooze by Sza.

Guy said, “That was so cool. I find you very interesting, and I’d love to see what else you’ve got.”

Before her audition, Hannah gushed about being a fan of Guy, so it was no surprise when she chose his team!

Singing Tennessee Whiskey by Chris Stapleton and strumming his guitar, Jaydin tempted Guy to spin around first. Then soon after, the rest of the judges turned their chairs, with Kate being last only by a hair.

We saw Guy fight hard for this singer, even playing ‘dirty’ and blocking LeAnn!

It was a good move because Jaydin chose to be on his team in the end.

The voice behind Disney princesses Moana and Frozen‘s Princess Ana in New Zealand, Jaedyn performed a beautiful rendition of Big White Room by Jessie J, earning three chair spins from Kate, Guy and Adam.

“I think you could win this competition. I had goosebumps the whole time!” gushed Kate.

With a memorable performance to Sexual Healing by Marvin Gaye, which got the coaches grooving in their chairs, Queency, 33, managed to only get a turn from Adam.

But he wasn’t disappointed! While praising his ‘flamboyant’ style, Adam said, “You can sing!”

Larissa’s angelic voice lit up The Voice stage as she sang Ave Maria by Caccini & Vavilov. Both Adam and LeAnn turned.

LeAnn was moved to tears, and said, “I thought I was listening to an angel.”

And Adam said, “That gave me goosebumps everywhere. All over my body, I had chills.”

Everyone agreed it was truly a spiritual experience!

Taking a risk and singing, Whataya Want From Me by coach Adam Lambert, Cody proudly took the stage for an amazing performance.

LeAnn was the first to turn and then the other three followed her lead.

“You gave me the angst it needs emotionally, but it didn’t seem too hard for you,” Adam noted.

“You’re handsome. As your coach, I’ll take you out of your comfort zone and make you a rockstar.”

Skÿe absolutely wowed the coaches with his performance of What Was I Made For by Billie Eilish.

Adam turned and was gobsmacked to see who was singing those sweet vocals on stage. Then the rest of the of coaches turned and their surprise was just as evident.

Skÿe himself was positively beaming to see their chairs spin. And as soon as his song finished, Kate said, “Incredible incredible” with LeAnn adding, “You ruined my mascara!”

“I didn’t expect to see you when I turned around – iIt was the coolest surprise,” gushed Adam before saying, “I should be your coach.”

“That was transcendent. I’ve never heard a vocal tone like that in my life,” praised Kate.

Natalie Colavito, the 37-year-old from Sydney with powerhouse vocals belted out Whole Lotta Love by Led Zeppelin, captivating the judges.

Adam even got on stage, performing a surprise duet with Natalie, and it rocked the house.

“I’m a stickler for pitch and to hear you hold out those notes with such power and passion – your voice could sing anything. There’s so much to work with,” LeAnn said in an attempt to get Natalie to join her team. And it worked!

Laura Glynn, 29, performed Vienna by Billy Joel with such heartfelt emotion that every judge but Adam turned.

“That was stunning,” LeAnn praised.

Kate shared how moved she was by Laura’s performance and said, “You’ve got chops.”

Overwhelmed and moved to tears by the judges appreciation of her audition, Laura explained that her dad, who has been diagnosed with cancer, is her “musical hero and influence” and the reason she was there.

The fiery 16-year-old from Victoria, Annie Jones, came to The Voice on a mission to join Adam’s team. And it worked!

Her performance of Holding on for a Hero by Bonnie Tyler – the Adam Lambert version, naturally – got Adam (the first to turn), Kate and Guy to spin in their chairs.

“Boy, that was not easy to do, but you got it,” gushed Adam. “I love people that are balls to the wall. That have fire in their belly.

“That’s being a rockstar, and I’m very inspired by it.”

MJ took a risk, coming on stage to sing Zero Gravity by coach Kate – the song she sang at Eurovision! – and it paid off. Kate and Guy both turned around.

“Wow, I can’t believe you just cut my grass by going higher on that last note. A little bit rude, but I’ll forgive you,” Kate teased.

The first guy of the night to get a turn, Roland, the 32-year-old from New Zealand, got his by singing one of Guy’s early songs, Angels Brought Me Here.

Guy spinned around first, with LeAnn and Kate following.

“You know what I really loved about it? It was so much better than Guy’s version,” Kate said, adding, “That was a joke… in a way.”

It was no laughing matter when Guy then used his ultimate block, securing Roland on his team.

Performing Life on Mars by David Bowie, the 19-year-old classically trained flautist first got a turn from Guy, who seemed unable to resist hitting his big red button. Next LeAnn turned and then Adam.

When Eden belted out ‘Mars’, Kate spun around as well!

The judges gave her a standing ovation. And Guy praised, “It was just exquisite, if I’m honest.”

Kaitlyn Martin sang Somewhere Over the Rainbow by Judy Garland (the Ariana Grande version), getting a chair turn from Guy, Adam and Kate.

“You’re a pop star,” Adam said. “You can do this!”

Singing an emotional rendition of Piece by Piece by Kelly Clarkson, 24-year-old Falon Moore earned a chair turn from Kate.

“I was really moved by that performance, and I felt that genuine emotional connection,” Kate said.

“I’m absolutely stoked to have you on my team.”

Tori Darke treated the coaches to a performance of Stupid Boy by Keith Urban.

The song was not chosen by random. In fact, the 33-year-old from Brisbane first auditioned on The Voice three years ago – but with a pop song, which did not land with the coaches.

Guy, who was still on the coaching panel then, however, encouraged Keith Urban (another coach that season) to join Tori on stage to sing this very song – Stupid Boy. They did, and it went viral! She now owns her calling as a country music artist.

LeAnn gushed, “I loved when you opened up. There’s power in your voice.”

Aaron, the 29-year-old from Melbourne, got Adam to turn his chair with his performance of Arcade by Duncan Laurence. This was a HUGE deal, considering Adam only had one spot left on his team.

That doesn’t mean he didn’t have competition though. Guy, LeAnn and Kate all ended up spinning in their chairs. And when the performance was done, they gave Aaron a standing ovation.

“I thought I’d seen it all and then along comes you,” said Guy, praising his performance.

“You’re like an artistic action man.”

Much to the other coaches dismay, Adam used his ultimate block, securing Aaron on his team.

Just 16 years old, Cookie Robinson took the stage with a risky song – Can’t Fight The Moonlight by coach LeAnn Rimes.

But her risk paid off! LeAnn turned. She said, “It takes a lot of guts to come out here and sing one of our songs.”

The two ended up doing a duet together.

Singing, Don’t Stop Me Now by Queen, Paea impressed the coaches, getting Guy, LeAnn and Kate to turn. Adam really wanted to as well, but his team was full!

“That was torture for me,” Adam said, sharing that he wished he wasn’t so “trigger happy” because he really wanted him on his team.

Arthur Hull, the 19-year-old from Victoria sang When I Was Your Man by Bruno Mars – and the coaches loved it!

Adam, whose team was full, took a sneaky peek while Arthur was performing. Then Guy turned, followed by Kate and then LeAnn.

“This is redemption,” Arthur said, explaining that he was on the show two years ago but didn’t get the result he wanted. Poor guy went into anaphylactic shock after eating a Brazil nut ahead of his audition.

Guy jested, “It took some nuts to come back.”

Annaleese Fuda came on the stage to sing Into You by Ariana Grande. LeAnn and Kate both turned – the only two coaches that had space left on their teams.

“I was just mesmerised. I wanted to dive into the pool of your voice,” Kate gushed.

However, the competition against LeAnn was stiff. With both coaches begging for the 27-year-old from Adelaide, LeAnn ended up securing her for her team.

Letitia Butler sang Always Remember Us This Way by Lady Gaga, earning her a turn from LeAnn and then Kate.

“I have one spot left on my team, and I would do anything to work with you,” LeAnn said.

It worked – Letitia chose team LeAnn!

Nethra, the 21-year-old from Sydney, sang Bruises by Lewis Capaldi. And she got Kate to turn – the last coach with a spot left on her team.

“Wow, I really felt that deeply,” Kate said. “You’re amazing.”

The coaches all wished they weren’t so trigger happy earlier in the competition because Jaymee had some pipes! The 19-year-old from Sydney auditioned with Elastic Heart by Sia.

Kate turned with a huge smile after the other coaches urged her to spin around. Once she did, the other three coaches stood up out of their chairs to watch the rest of Jaymee’s performance.

“Oh wow, I’m still recovering from that. I had full-body goose bumps. You’re a true artist,” Kate beamed.