Great The Voice promo during DWTS showcasing Richard Marx. He looks like a great addition.
does someone knows where can I watch that promo with Richard Marx?
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Wait until Seven puts up a press release which will include a link to the promo.
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Spice up The Voice
Introducing superstar Coach Melanie C
She’s a global icon. A history-maker. A Spice Girl.
Now, Melanie C is hitting the stage as the newest superstar Coach on The Voice Australia, coming soon to Seven and 7plus.
With over 2.5 billion streams, international chart-toppers, and a trophy shelf stacked with Billboard and World Music Awards, Melanie C brings pure pop power to the iconic red chair.
Joining Melanie C on the coaching panel this season are GRAMMY Award-winning hitmaker Richard Marx, The Voice veteran Ronan Keating, and returning powerhouse Kate Miller-Heidke.
As one-fifth of the best-selling girl band of all time, Melanie C has lit up stadiums around the world. Now she’s ready to unleash the next Aussie sensation.
And no one’s more pumped than her fellow Coach, Ronan Keating: “There’s only five of them in the world… and we’ve got one.”
All four Coaches will go head-to-head, spinning for the most unforgettable voices and using every trick in their bags to build their dream team.
Hosted by TV WEEK Gold Logie winner Sonia Kruger, the stage is set for a season packed with high drama, jaw-dropping talent, and serious star power.
Get ready as this is The Voice like you’ve never seen it before.
The Voice Australia
Coming soon to Seven and 7plus
The legend we’ve been waiting for
The Voice Australia welcomes GRAMMY-winner Richard Marx
He’s worked with Madonna, Celine Dion, Barbra Streisand, Cher, Justin Timberlake, Keith Urban, John Farnham, Olivia Newton-John and Luther Vandross. And that’s just for starters.
He’s written some of the greatest songs of all time, earned 14 #1 hits and even won a GRAMMY!
Now, music royalty Richard Marx brings his hit-making magic to The Voice Australia, coming soon to Seven and 7plus.
The iconic producer and songwriter takes his place in the red chair for the very first time, joining a superstar panel of Coaches including Spice Girl Melanie C, The Voice veteran Ronan Keating, and returning powerhouse Kate Miller-Heidke.
This season, all four Coaches will go head-to-head, spinning for the most unforgettable voices and using every trick in their arsenal to build their dream team.
Hosted by TV WEEK Gold Logie winner Sonia Kruger, this season is packed with high drama, jaw-dropping talent, and serious star power.
Get ready as this is The Voice like you’ve never seen it before.
The Voice, Kate Miller-Heidke and Sonia Kruger are nominees for the 65th TV WEEK Logie Awards, airing Sunday, 3 August exclusively on Seven and 7plus. Click here to vote.
@searomordep this is the Richard Marx promo you have been waiting for.
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Richard Marx songs ain’t the same without the great Richard Mercer introducing it after taking calls from listeners wanting to dedicate a love song to their loved one who is working through the night. 
Alex, who came second with Trent on the recent Lego Masters Grand Masters of the Galaxy, also worked as makeup supervisor on this season of The Voice.
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Most boyfriendable Coach?
Ronan brings his cheeky charm back to The Voice Australia
Brace yourselves as Ronan Keating is making his much-anticipated return to The Voice Australia, coming soon to Seven and 7plus.
Ronan joins a superstar coaching panel featuring Spice Girl Melanie C, GRAMMY Award-winning hitmaker Richard Marx, and returning vocal powerhouse Kate Miller-Heidke.
“He’s done this before and that’s what makes him dangerous,” warns Kate Miller-Heidke.
A veteran of The Voice, having coached in Australia, the UK and Germany; Ronan brings experience, edge and cheeky charm back to the iconic red chair. But this time, he’s playing by his own rules.
“I don’t have a GRAMMY,” he admits, “but I have a lot of smash-hit awards. I’ve got Most Boyfriendable.”
And if that’s not enough, he proudly claims honorary Aussie status: “I’m kinda half Australian. My kids have Australian passports. My wife’s Australian.”
This season, all four Coaches will go head-to-head, spinning for the most unforgettable voices and using every trick in their arsenal to build their dream team.
Hosted by TV WEEK Gold Logie winner Sonia Kruger, this season is packed with high drama, jaw-dropping talent, and serious star power.
Get ready as this is The Voice like you’ve never seen it before.
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I saw a promo for this the other night, and I’m really liking the line up of judges for this year’s series.
Will definitely tune in for at least some of the “Blind Auditions” to see how the judges interact with each other…
I think this is about as ‘excited’ about reality TV as I can get!
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The Voice starts Sunday August 10.
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Countdown to The Voice Australia
The ultimate singing show returns on 10 August
Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping new chapter of The Voice Australia!
The world’s most electrifying music competition – and Seven’s biggest entertainment program – returns for its 14th season on Sunday, 10 August at 7.00pm on Seven and 7plus.
After its win for Best Entertainment Program at the
64th TV WEEK Logie Awards, The Voice is back with a brand-new, world-class panel of Coaches. These music legends bring their vast expertise to the iconic red chairs, ready to battle it out to discover the best new talent Australia has to offer.
With a legendary career spanning over 30 years and over 120 million records sold, international pop phenomenon Spice Girl Melanie C is ready to raise the stakes of the competition. She’s joined by GRAMMY Award-winning hitmaker Richard Marx and The Voice veteran Ronan Keating, returning after almost a decade. Completing the panel is Aussie vocal powerhouse Kate Miller-Heidke, back for her second season, determined to win.
This season, over 60 talented artists will take to Australia’s biggest stage, hoping to turn their singing dreams into reality.
Guiding them is the incredible 2023 TV WEEK Gold Logie Award-winner Sonia Kruger, who will support the hopeful artists on their journey to stardom and referee the ever- competitive Coaches.
The winner of The Voice will walk away with a $100,000 cash prize, plus, an all-inclusive recording development package including production, recording, mixing, mastering and access to Australia’s leading ANR and label services.
The Voice is an ITV Studios Australia production for the Seven Network.
Series Structure
The Voice kicks off with the spectacular Blind Auditions, where over 60 talented artists take to the stage hoping to turn the superstar Coaches’ iconic red chairs. With only 10 spots available on each Coach’s team this season, the stakes have never been higher.
When an artist receives more than one chair turn, the Coaches must pitch themselves to the artist, who then decides which team to join.
During the Blind Auditions, each Coach receives one Block, giving them the power to prevent a rival Coach from securing an artist they’ve turned for. Additionally, each Coach has access to one Ultimate Block, allowing them to block all three fellow Coaches at once, in a bold attempt to secure the artist they desperately want on their team.
In the next round, artists from each team face off in pairs in the epic Battles. This season sees 20 Battles – five per Coach team – with only one winner emerging from each. In a dramatic twist, each Coach also has the power to save one additional artist – from their own team or another – who would otherwise be eliminated.
The pressure intensifies as The Voice enters its toughest stage: Knockouts. In this challenging round, 24 artists are reduced to just eight, with each team narrowing from six to two.
Grouped in trios for the two Knockouts per team, artists perform individual songs based on a theme. Each Coach then selects two artists from each Knockout to progress to a four-way Showdown, where they perform a song of their choice. From there, two artists per team advance to the Semi-Final.
In the Semi-Final, the top eight artists give their all to secure a spot in the Grand Final.
The Voice Grand Final will showcase the top four with solo performances, followed by mesmerising duets with their Coaches.
At the end of the Grand Final, Australia will decide which of the four finalists will be crowned The Voice 2025 champion.
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Is it me, or do more of this year’s contestants (according to the bios) have connections to the coaches than in previous years?
Mel C features on the cover of Sunday Life magazine inside The Sun-Herald and Sunday Age today.
It will be interesting to see how Seven schedules the blind auditions in Melbourne in the final week of August, due to its AFL commitments, including Brisbane v Hawthorn on Sunday, Gold Coast v Essendon on Wednesday and Legends Game on Thursday. I reckon Seven may even have to show double episodes of The Voice on Tuesday.
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In glorious 576i SDTV on 7Flix of course! 