Recap | The Voice Australia on Channel 7 and 7plus S14E3

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Recap | The Voice Australia on Channel 7 and 7plus S14E3 – Here are some of the highlights from this episode of The Voice.

Rose Carleo, 54, Blue Mountains NSW

Song: Rock and Roll by Led Zeppelin

Chair turns: Four

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Team: Richard

Rose Carleo brings the rock & roll | Blind Auditions| The Voice Australia

Coaches comments:

Richard Marx: “So impressive. And as rocking as you were, and with all that edge and power, there was so much control.”

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Ronan Keating: “Why has it taken so long to get you on The Voice?”

Kate Miller-Heidke: “I thought I’d seen it all last year, but, I mean, holy crap, that was on another level.”

Melanie C: “That was all kinds of awesome. Oh, my goodness. I’m kind of speechless.”

Gemma Hollingsworth, 19, Melbourne VIC – Grew up playing sports. Wanted to be a professional AFL player but her dream was cut short due to a knee injury. Melanie tells her she tore her ACL too and that she has a new knee. When Gemma introduces the coaches to her twin sister who competed in 800-m race in Paris Olympics, Ronan says he used to run 200 and 800m as well and that he was the under-13 Irish champion in the 200m.

Song: Prada by Raye

Chair turns: Three (Melanie C, Ronan and Kate)

Team: Melanie C   **Melanie uses her Block on Kate as she felt Gemma would’ve gone with Kate

Gemma goes high end with Raye’s Prada| Blind Auditions| The Voice Australia

Coaches comments:

Melanie C: “I absolutely love that. I love the drama. You know, you brought so much to that performance. You obviously have good technique.”

Ronan: “There was a lot of technical stuff. I know you were trying to impress and hit notes, and that’s what you’re supposed to do here. You’ve got a minute and a half to shine. And you did it.”

Kate: “I can hear this kernel of pure talent that is very exciting to me.”

Hunter Black, 21, Sydney NSW – started as lifeguard at age 5, as nippers. He grew up playing pian.

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Song: This year’s love by David Gray

Chair turns: Two (Kate and Ronan)

Team: Ronan
Hunter Black croons This Year’s Love | Blind Auditions | The Voice Australia

James Van Cooper, 28, Sydney NSW – his mum had a touring Spice Girl Trivia show. He’s a high school dropout.

Song: Stand by me by Ben E. King

Chair turns: Four

Team: Kate   **Kate used her Ultimate Block

James Van Cooper takes on Stand by me | Blind Auditions | The Voice Australia

Coaches comments:

Richard: “I really loved the confidence in your voice, so I felt like, okay, that’s somebody who is going to step up to the plate with whatever song I might suggest.”

Melanie: “I really enjoyed that performance. I love the rasp in your voice. And you could hear that confidence. And I think when the artist is confident, you know, you kind of relax and you can really enjoy it too.”

Ronan: “You’ve got individuality. You’re unique. When you turn on the radio, you’re going to know that’s Jimmy, and I’m going to make that happen.”

Kate: “That cover version to me sounds like a radio single. Sounds like a hit.”

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The Voice Australia on Channel 7 and 7plus S14E3

About the Show

A Voice revolution begins! Coaches Ronan Keating, Kate Miller-Heidke, Richard Marx & Melanie C kick off Blind Auditions, leaving no stone unturned in the search for The Voice 2025.

The Voice Australia on Channel 7 full broadcast details – Countdown to The Voice Australia. The ultimate singing show returns on 10 August.

Get ready for an adrenaline-charged new chapter of Seven’s biggest entertainment program, The Voice,returning to Seven and 7plus from 7.00pm Sunday, 10 August.

The below media kit includes everything you need ahead of the season premiere, including Q&As with superstar Coaches Melanie C, Richard Marx, Ronan Keating and Kate Miller-Heidke.

Find out what qualities the Coaches look for in an artist, who’s the most competitive coach, and who has the strongest pitch.

Which Coach does Richard Marx find toughest to compete against? Who is Melanie C most determined to beat?

More than 60 talented artists will take to Australia’s biggest stage, hoping to turn their singing dreams into reality. Discover the artist with a personal connection with one of the Coaches, and who landed their big break after being spotted in the audience.

Hosted by 2023 TV WEEK Gold Logie Award-winner Sonia Kruger, The Voice continues its reign as one of the world’s most successful musical formats.

The Voice is an ITV Studios Australia production for the Seven Network.

The Voice Australia on Channel 7 and 7plus S14E3
Coaches Melanie C, Richard Marx, Kate Miller-Heidke and Ronan Keating (image – Seven)
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