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It just a matter of days until The Voice returns to our screens for 2020 and we can’t wait to see the incredible performers who get those big red chairs turning.
We’ve already seen a glimpse of what’s to come in tantalising teasers for the show, and now we meet the show’s first contenders.
Each of the hopefuls will be competing for a spot on one of the four judges’ teams.
All four coaches, Guy Sebastian, Kelly Rowland, Delta Goodrem and Boy George, return this year, although one revealed that wasn’t always the plan.
“We weren’t meant to come back this year,” Guy Sebastian told TV WEEK.
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But all four coaches weren’t ready to say goodbye to the show they’d come to love, or each other (at least when they’re not fighting over a contestant).
“It’s undoubtedly the best TV experience I’ve had,” Guy added. “The fire this year is from Kelly [Rowland], she has come back ready to win this season.”
Also back this year is host, Darren McMullen with help from Renee Bargh, both of whom are taking over from Sonia Kruger after she made the jump to Channel Seven to host Big Brother.
Before the show kicks off this Sunday May 24th with the Blind Auditions, we can reveal who will be taking the stage first.
Chris Sebastian
Chris Sebastian
If the striking resemblance wasn’t a dead giveaway the name should confirm your suspicions – Chris is the brother of The Voice coach and popstar, Guy Sebastian.
The singer announced he has auditioned for this year’s show via Instagram writing: “I’ve had a few people message me in last week saying “hey there’s a brown bloke on the voice add that looks like you” so I think it’s time to announce this haha.
“So stoked to be apart of the show this year! It’s gonna be wild.”
This isn’t Chris’ first time on the show, however it is the first since his brother has been a coach.
But, will Guy turn his chair?
Josh Pywell
Josh Pywell
Josh describes himself as “Just an Aussie man sharing his passion for music.” He’s been teasing plenty of promos for The Voice on his Instagram, asking followers which coach they think will turn their chair for him.
Despina Savva
Despina Savva
At just 15-years-old Despina Savva may be the competition’s youngest star. While she may be young, her voice rings with maturity beyond her years.
Charlie McFarlane
Charlie McFarlane
Charlie’s had plenty of experience on stage already as the singer songwriter was previously a member of a One Direction tribute band.
Masha Mnjoyan
Masha Mnjoyan
The girl you’ve been seeing belt out a rendition of Celine Dion’s All By Myself in The Voice promos – that’s Masha. Enough said, really.
Jesse Teinaki
Jesse Teinaki
Jesse took to Instagram to announce he would be returning for another shot at The Voice title after appearing on the show last year. Let’s hope the second time’s a charm!
Sebastian Coe
Sebastian Coe
Sebastian is no stranger to The Voice. He starred on The Voice Kids, and is now returning to try his hand at the adult version of the show.
Adam Ludewig
Adam Ludewig
A 16-year-old from South Australia, Adam calls himself “Mr Mullet” and has already appeared on many of The Voice teasers for this year. He lists himself as a “self-taught aspiring musician” which makes his performance all the more impressive.
Matt Evans
Matt Evans
Performing with his band Atlas Chasers around the country, 23-year-old Matt is a multi-talented musician playing both guitar and keyboard.
Luke Biscan
Luke Biscan
The curly haired musician shared the news of his audition with his caption: “After a failed career as an Instagram influencer/male model, I’m excited to announce a new adventure.”
