Australia has crowned FIFO worker and father-of-three Reuben De Melo winner of The Voice 2024.
The 32-year-old soulful performer from Perth was taken aback when host Sonia Kruger announced the life-changing result.
Reuben exclaimed:
“I never thought I’d get this far, this is crazy.”
Thrilled, his coach LeAnn Rimes said:
“I’m so proud. You deserve every bit of this moment and I’m so honoured that I could be on this journey with you. You are incredible.”
Alongside the coveted title, Reuben won $100,000 in prize money plus a money-can’t-buy music masterclass and industry recording development package.
From his first Blind Audition, Reuben captivated Australian audiences with his soulful voice, impressing superstar coaches Adam Lambert, Kate-Miller Heidke, LeAnn Rimes and Guy Sebastian.
Eager to have him on her team, LeAnn used her Ultimate Block, stating: “I knew as soon as he opened his mouth, and I heard him sing. There was just so much feeling there. There was no way I was letting any of the other coaches get to him before I did.”
In a breathtaking final solo performance of House Of The Rising Sun by The Animals, Rueben left all four coaches in awe, with Kate praising it as “exceptional”.
LeAnn added:
“I can’t stop smiling. You just gave it your all. That was just insane.”
LeAnn also joined Reuben for a heartfelt duet of Fix You by Coldplay.
Fellow Grand Finalists Annie Jones, Jaedyn Randell and SKŸE soared with show-stopping performances across the series.
See tonight’s unmissable Grand Finale performances here:
Coach Adam Lambert sings his hit song Whataya Want From Me | The Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Superstar Keith Urban sings his hit song Messed Me Up | The Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Leann Rimes and Reuben De Melo sing Coldplay’s Fix You | The Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Reuben De Melo sings The Animals’ House Of The Rising Sun | The Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Guy Sebastian and Skÿe sing Phil Collins’ Against All Odds | The Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Adam Lambert and Annie Jones sing Heart’s Barracuda | The Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Kate Miller-Heidke and Jaedyn sing Empire Of The Sun’s Walking On A Dream | The Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Skÿe sings Goo Goo Dolls’ Iris | The Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Jaedyn Randell sings Renee Rap’s Snow Angel | The Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
Annie Jones sings 5 Seconds of Summer’s Youngblood | The Grand Finale | The Voice Australia
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Recap | The Voice on Channel 7 and 7plus (27 October) Winner – Reuben
About the Show
The Voice on Channel 7 premieres 19 August – Tune your ears. Get ready to experience breathtaking performances and electrifying chair-turn moments when Seven’s biggest entertainment program, The Voice, returns to Channel 7 and 7plus 7.30pm Monday, 19 August.
The attached media kit has all the details ahead of the season premiere, including Q&As with superstar coaches LeAnn Rimes, Adam Lambert, Kate Miller-Heidke and Guy Sebastian.
Discover what qualities the coaches seek in an artist, who is the most competitive coach, and who has the strongest pitching game.
More than 80 talented artists will take to the biggest stage in Australia hoping to turn their singing dreams into reality.
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.
