The Voice (franchise)

The Voice
Created by	John de Mol Jr. Roel van Velzen
Original work	The Voice of Holland
Owners	Talpa Media (until 2019) ITV Studios (2019–present)
Years	2010–present
Films and television
Television series	The Voice (see international versions) The Voice Kids The Voice Teens The Voice Senior The Voice Rap The Voice All Stars The Voice Generations The Voice Native Songs The Voice V.I.P The Voice Pride
Audio
Original music	"This Is the Voice" (theme song) composed by Martijn Schimmer
Miscellaneous
Genre	Reality singing competition
First aired	17 September 2010 (2010-09-17)
Official website
Production website

The Voice is an international reality television singing competition franchise originally created by Dutch producer John de Mol Jr. and Dutch singer Roel van Velzen.

It has become a rival to the Idol franchise, The Four, Rising Star and The X Factor. The owner of the franchise was Talpa Network up until 2020 and ITV Studios ever since.^[1]

Originating from the reality singing competition The Voice of Holland, many other countries adapted the format and began airing their own versions starting in 2010. Up till now, seven different versions of The Voice have been produced by countries/regions all around the world. Some programs still stick to the original format of the show while most of them are produced with twists of the format added.

The franchise maintains official YouTube channels called The Voice Global and La Voz Global (as the Spanish version). The channels upload compilation videos of performances from The Voice all around the world. The Voice Global channel currently has over 10 million subscribers.^[2] Other channels on YouTube such as Best of The Voice^[3] and Best of The Voice Kids^[4] also feature compilations of the performances.

Talpa's John de Mol Jr., creator of Big Brother, first created The Voice concept with Dutch singer Roel van Velzen. Erland Galjaard, a Dutch program director, asked John de Mol about whether he could come up with a format that went a step further than The X Factor. De Mol then came up with the idea of Blind Audition. He wanted the show's image to be about the focus on singing quality alone, so the coaches must be top artists in the music industry. The rotating chairs concept was invented by Roel van Velzen. It would also be the first talent show in which social media was actively involved.^[5]

On 17 September 2010, The Voice of Holland began to air on RTL 4 with Angela Groothuizen, Roel van Velzen, Nick & Simon, and Jeroen van der Boom as the mentor-judges (dubbed as "coaches") of the show.^[6] The show proved to be an instant success in the Netherlands.^[7][8]

The format was later sold to different countries, in many cases replacing a previous Endemol music contest format, Operation Triumph / Star Academy.

The show's format features five stages of competition: producers' auditions, blind auditions, battle rounds, knockouts (since 2012), and live performance shows.

Contestants are aspiring singers drawn from public auditions (which are not broadcast) and active recruitment. Unlike Idols and The X Factor, the producers pick fewer contestants (usually from 100, up to 200 contestants), which are deemed "the best artists", to perform in the broadcast auditions.^[5] The first televised stage is the blind auditions, in which the four coaches, all noteworthy recording artists, listen to the contestants in chairs facing away from the stage so as to avoid seeing them. If a coach likes what they hear from that contestant, they press a button to rotate their chairs to signify that they are interested in working with that contestant. If more than one coach presses their button, the contestant chooses the coach he or she wants to work with. The blind auditions end when each coach has a set number of contestants to work with. Coaches will dedicate themselves to developing their singers mentally, musically and in some cases physically, giving them advice, and sharing the secrets of their success.

The contestants who successfully pass the blind auditions proceed to the battle rounds (dubbed The Cut/Callbacks in some versions), where the coaches put two or sometimes three of their own team members against each other to sing the same song together in front of a studio audience. After the vocal face-off, the coach must choose only one to advance. If no specific winner can be identified, either the competition turns to a game of fate via a coin toss, or the coach may combine them into a duo throughout the rest of the competition. In rare cases the coach can also choose to advance neither one (As seen in season eight of The Voice of Holland). In some versions, there are steals where opposing coaches can steal a contestant who was voted off by their own coach by pressing their button. As in the blind auditions, if more than one coach presses their button, the contestant chooses which coach they want. Each coach has a set number of steals, usually one or two (raised to three in the seventh season of The Voice Brasil).

The knockout round was introduced in 2012 and is implemented in some versions. The winners of the battle rounds proceed to this round (dubbed Super-battle round/Singoffs in some versions).

As in the battle rounds, coaches pit members of their own team (usually 2/3/4, rarely 6 or 10) against each other. This time, the contestants choose their own song to perform individually while the other watches and waits. After that, the coach chooses one to advance while the other is sent home. At the end of the knockout rounds, the strongest members of each coach's roster proceed to the live stage shows. Some versions include steals. Like in the battle round, the opposing coaches can steal a contestant who was voted off by their own coach by pressing their button. Similar to the blind auditions, if more than one coach presses their button, the contestant chooses which coach they want.

In the final performance phase of the competition, the top contestants from each team compete against each other during a live broadcast. The television audience vote to save one contestant on each team, leaving the coach to decide on live television who they want to save and who will not move on. In the next round, the public chooses between the two artists left on each team, and the coach also has a vote that weighs equally with the public vote.

Finally, each coach will have their best contestant left standing to compete in the finals, singing an original song. From these four or five, one will be named "The Voice"—and will receive the grand prize of a recording contract and a cash prize. Universal Music Group is the general record company associated and affiliated with The Voice format in most countries.

One of the cornerstones of The Voice format is the social media participation via Twitter, Facebook and the specially designed platform "connect". Users are able to log in via their Facebook account and retrieve background information about the show. The platform also offers the possibility to stream the show online as well as to vote, interact with friends and to discuss various topics and questions asked by the producers throughout the show.^[9]

Starting from the fifth season of The Voice of Holland,^[10] if all the coaches rejected one specific contestant, they left the stage straight away, without any conversations with the coaches, and the chairs remained unturned. This format has been used in versions of other countries in list below;

Regular versions that adapted "No turn, No conversation" rule

Regular Version	Season(s)	Ref.
Albania	6
Armenia	4
Belgique	4–6
Bulgaria	4–
Česko Slovensko	3
Finland	6–
France	6–8
Françafrique	2–3
Georgia	5
Germany	6–8
Kazakhstan	3
Lithuania	4–8
Mexico	6–7, 11
Mongolia	2–
Myanmar	2–3
Nepal	4, 6–
Netherlands	5–12	[10]
Nigeria	3–4
Poland	6–
Romania	5, 8	[11]
South Africa	2–3
Sri Lanka	2–
Thailand	6–8
Ukraine	8
United Kingdom	6–

The American version introduced a new mechanism in the blind auditions on the fourteenth season: the "block" buttons. When a coach wants to get a specific contestant but does not want another coach to do so, they may press that coach's "block" button, blocking them from getting the contestant; then, the coach turns around. The coach who is blocked will not know until pressing their red button and, after that, they will get the word "blocked", instead of their name in the LED floor. This feature was adapted to several versions around the world. Mostly, the number of times each coach can block another one is once; however, this and how many blocks are allowed per audition varies in all versions (as described in the table below).

Countries that adapted the "block" buttons

Country / Region	Version	Season(s)	Notes	Ref.
Arab World	Regular	5		[12]
Argentina	Regular	4–	Each coach has three "blocks". Coaches press the "block" button and then the main one. In the next season, the button block was made the main
Afrique Francophone	Regular	4–		[13]
Australia	Regular	9–	The number of "blocks" is two for each coach and two blocks are permitted in a single audition. Also, the "block" can only be used after the blocked and the blocking coaches have already turned around. Starting in season 11, the "block" buttons can be used even after the contestant's performance. In season 12, "block" buttons can be used before the blocked coach turns and, then, the chair does not turn around. In season 13, “blocks” are reduced to one, however, the second block was replaced with a twist called “ultimate block” which “blocks” all other turned coaches.	[14][15]
Belgium	Regular (French)	8–11	Starting in season 9, the number of "blocks" increased to two per coach. In season 11, a coach can block another one after the performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again. The "superblock" buttons were removed in season 12	[16]
	Kids (French)	2	Each coach has three "blocks" to use. The block buttons were removed in season 3
	Regular (Dutch)	6, 9–	The "block" buttons were removed in season 7. It returned in season 9, and coach can block another one after the performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again
	Kids (Dutch)	5–	Two "blocks" for each coach. In season 7, a coach can block another one after the performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again.	[17]
Brazil	Regular	7–	The "blocks" are also possible in the battles round. Starting in season 8, the number of blocks per coach was raised to two, only in the auditions. Starting in season 10, the "block" buttons were only available during the auditions. In season 11, two " blocks" are permitted in a single audition. In season 12 the blocks returned in the battles.	[18]
Bulgaria	Regular	6–	Only in season 7, when the blocked coach tried to turn around, the chair did not turn. Starting in season 8, each coach had two "blocks" to use. Starting in season 10, blocking a coach could happen only when the audition ended, and the blocked coach's chair will turn back to the audience. From season 11 two blocks are permitted in a single audition.
Cambodia	Regular	3
Canada (Quebec)	Regular	7–	In season 10, a coach can block another one after the performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again, and coaches has given two "blocks".	[19]
Chile	Regular	4	Coaches can use the "block" buttons indefinitely, and two coaches can be blocked in a single audition. When the blocked coach tries to turn for the contestant, the chair does not turn around.
Colombia	Kids	6	Coaches can use the "block" buttons indefinitely, and when the blocked coach presses their button to turn, the chair does not turn The "block" buttons were removed in season 7. around.
	Senior	2	Coaches can use the "block" buttons indefinitely, and when the blocked coach presses their button to turn, the chair does not turn around.
Croatia	Regular	3–		[20]
	Kids	1–
Finland	Regular	11–	Coaches press the "block" button first and then the main button for the block to be valid. Blocked coach can turn first before the one who did block. Starting in season 13, each coach had two "blocks" to use.
France	Regular	8–	Starting in season 11, the number of "blocks" per coach was raised to two. In season 12, a coach can block another one after the performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again.	[21][22]
	Kids	6–	In season 9, a coach can block another one during or after the performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again.	[23]
Georgia	Regular	4–5
Germany	Regular	13–	Each coach has three "blocks" to use.
Greece	Regular	5–	The number of available "blocks" is four per coach.	[24]
Hungary	Regular	2
India	Regular	3		[25]
Indonesia	Regular	4		[26]
	Kids	4	Two "blocks" for each coach.
Israel	Regular	5		[27]
Italy	Regular	5–6	The "block" buttons only blocks the coach, and the coach who presses it only turns around by pressing the main button. If only the blocked coach turns around, it is considered that no coaches turned for the contestant; this was removed in season 6. The number of "blocks" raised from one to two per coach.
	Senior	1–
	Kids	1–	In season 2, a coach can block another one after the performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again.
	Generations	1–	Coach can block another one after the performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again
Lithuania	Regular	7–	Starting in season 9, each coach was given two "blocks" in the entire season.
	Generations	1–	Starting in season 2, each coach was given two "blocks" in the entire season.
Mexico	Regular	7, 9–11	In season 8, after the show was acquired by TV Azteca, the "block" buttons were not used. They returned in season 9, and each coach had two "blocks" to use. In season 11, the "blocks" available per coach increased to four.
Mongolia	Regular	3–	Each coach is given two "blocks" to use. Coaches turn their chair first, and then press the block button.
Nepal	Regular	5–		[28]
	Kids	3–
Netherlands	Regular	12	Coaches can block another one after they have turned around.
Nigeria	Regular	4
Peru	Regular	4–6	Three "blocks" per coach. Starting in season 6, two "blocks" are permitted in a single audition.	[29]
	Senior	1–2	Three "blocks" per coach and two "blocks" are permitted in a single audition. In season 2, coaches may block another one after they have turned around.
	Kids	4–5
	Generations	1
Philippines	Teens	2–3	The number of "blocks" is two for each coach.	[30]
	Kids	5	In season 6, "block" buttons were removed shortly after the show being acquired by GMA Network
Poland	Regular	11–	Two "blocks" for each coach, and two coaches can be blocked in one audition. In season 12-13, the "block" buttons can be used even after a contestant's performance. From the fourteenth season coaches can use their block buttons only after a contestant's performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again. Also, this season "superblocks" was increased to three. In season 15 the number of superblocks was reduced to two as in seasons 11-13.
Portugal	Regular	6–	In season 8, blocking a coach could happen when they have already turned around; also, blocks were increased to two. Starting in season 9, two coaches can be blocked in a single audition. In season 10, the blocked coach's chair won't turn around but this only applies if the blocking coach pressed the "block" button first before the blocked coach. In season 11, a coach can block another one after the performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again. In season 12 three coaches can be superblocked in a single audition.	[31]
	Kids	2–	Two blocks per coach, and coaches can block another one after they have turned around. Starting in season 4, the "block" buttons can be used even after the contestant's performance. In season 5, a coach can block another one after the performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again.
	Generations	2–	Starting in season 3, blocking a coach could happen only when the audition ended, and the blocked coach's chair will turn back to the audience.	[32]
Romania	Regular	8–	From season 12, a coach can block another one after the performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again.	[33][34]
Russia	Regular	11–	In 11th season each coach had three "blocks" to use. From 12th season each coach has four "blocks" to use and amount of blocked coaches has increased: from 1 to 2 in single blind audition. From 13th season each coach has an unlimited quantity of "blocks" to use during blind auditions.
South Korea	Regular	3
Spain	Regular	6–	The number of "blocks" per coach is three and when the blocked coach presses their button to turn, the chair does not turn around. In season 9, two coaches can be blocked in a single audition. In season 10, a coach can block another one after the performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again. This season consists of 2 blocks and superblocks per coach. In season 11 the number of super blocks has been increased to three and it is possible to block three coaches in one audition	[35]
	Kids	5–	The number of "blocks" per coach was two and when the blocked coach presses their button to turn, the chair does not turn around. In season 7, the "blocks" given to coach raised to three and two coaches can be blocked in single audition. In season 9, a coach can block another one after the performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again. This season consists of 3 blocks and 2 superblocks per coach.	[36]
	Senior	2–3	When the blocked coach presses their button to turn, the chair does not turn around.
	All Stars	1	A coach can block another one after the performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again. Each coach is granted one superblock.
Sri Lanka	Regular	3–
Thailand	Regular	7–	The number of "blocks" started to be two per coach, but got increased to three in season 8. In season 9, a coach can block another one after the performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again. The number of block has decreased to one per coach	[37]
	Kids	7
	All Stars	1
	Pride	1–	Coach can block another one after the performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again
Turkey	Regular	9–	Coaches can use the "block" buttons indefinitely; two coaches can be blocked in a single audition; "block" buttons can be used after the contestant's performance.	[38]
	RAP	1–2
Ukraine	Regular	9–10	In season 11, the "block" buttons were removed.	[39]
United Kingdom	Regular	10–11	In season 12, the "block" buttons were removed.	[40]
United States	Regular (English)	14–
	Regular (Spanish)	1–2	In season 2, the number of "blocks" was increased to two.	[41]
Uruguay	Regular	3–	Two blocks per coach with two blocks permitted in a single audition, and can be used only after the performance, and the blocked coach's chair will turn to the audience again.
	Kids	2–	When the blocked coach presses their button to turn, the chair does not turn around.
Vietnam	Regular	5–6	Starting on season 6, a coach can turn their chair first, and then press the block button to block another coach.	[42]
	Kids	6–8	In season 7, the number of blocks was raised to two per coach, and the blocked coach's chair does not turn around. However, the contestants are able to unblock the blocked coach and choose their team. In season 8, the number of "blocks" per coach was reduced from two to one.

The sixth season of the Vietnamese kids' version, Giọng hát Việt nhí, had a new feature called "Mute button". As its name implies, the muted coach is not allowed to speak, but can still do any kind of body language to convince the contestant to join their team. The "mute" only adds excitement to the program, as contestants can still pick the muted coach. Each coach has one "mute" per audition.^[43] It was shortly removed, in the seventh season, and then returned in the next season. The eleventh season of Vocea României also applied the mute buttons, but the coaches have to use it after the coaches have turned around. In season 11 of La Voz, coaches also have their chances to mute another coach. In season 13 of The Voice Kids Germany, coach can mute all returning coaches and have their seats turn back to the audience.

The "Wild Card" round was introduced in the first two seasons of The Voice of Holland, wherein the failed contestants from the blind auditions were screened and would perform via radio program Radio 538. Some coaches would select if they want that contestant on their team to compete in the battles, but it was abandoned in later seasons.

In the 15th season of the English-American version, a similar concept was introduced, called "The Comeback Stage". On it, a fifth coach would mentor contestants that failed to make it into a team in the blind auditions, and they would compete against each other in a digital series, broadcast on YouTube. The winner, chosen by the public, secured a spot in the live shows.^[44] This round was acquired in other countries such as Germany, Indonesia, Spain,^[45] Finland, (Dutch) Belgium, Argentina, Brazil, Netherlands, France, Ukraine, Chile, Canada, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and in the Spanish-American version.

The sixth season of Giọng hát Việt introduced the "Switch". Coaches with a full team could press the "switch" button to swap one contestant with another contestant that expressed interest in the coach. Each coach only has one "switch" during the course of the blind auditions.

With this feature, the "Special coach" was also introduced this season. One of the four coaches has their chair turned towards the stage during all performances, allowing them to know how the contestants look like. This coach has the ability to choose unlimited contestants, unlike other coaches, and their selection button is still valid even when the contestant has finished their performance. However, the "special coach" can only select contestants that were not chosen by the other three coaches.

In season ten of Australian The Voice, the coaches did not have a limit on the number of contestants they could turn for during the blind auditions.^[46][47] However, in order to balance out numbers, a following round was introduced (straight after the blind auditions), called "The Cut". Coaches hold a private callback session with their team to make them battle for five spots in the knockouts round.^[48] This rule was also adapted in Bulgaria, Dominican Republic, Romania, Finland, Lithuania and Belgium.

The eleventh season of Australian The Voice introduced the "Battle pass". In this twist, coaches have a silver button who they can press to send the contestant automatically to the battles round (later removed in the twelfth season). Each coach could only press the button once during the auditions. This addition was also acquired in the fourth season of The Voice Nigeria.

In the second season of The Voice Kids Italy, a new button called "Superpass" was introduced. Once a coach presses the button, it automatically blocks the other coaches, and then the talent is defaulted to the coach's team, straight to the finale.^[49] This format is applied in the fifth season of The Voice Kids Portugal wherein after a Coach pressed this special button feature, the Talent will move straight ahead to the live shows, it was later introduced in the twelfth season of the main edition. In the eleventh season of Glasat na Bulgaria the Button blocks all the other coaches and the contestants goes to The Battles.

In the 4th season of the Italian version of The Voice Senior, a new button called "Second Chance Button" was introduced. When a contestant fails to make to a team, one of the coaches can hit this button in order to allow this contestant to audition again in a following episode.^[50] It subsequently appeared in season 14 The Voice la plus belle voix. ^[51]

In the twenty-sixth season of the American version of The Voice, a new feature was introduced, dubbed the "Coach Replay." This addition allows each coach to press their button one time in the span of the blind auditions for an artist that was originally eliminated with no coaches turning. The artist is subsequently defaulted to that team.^[52] The “Coach Replay” returned for season twenty-seven, where this time a coach may use it if he/she did not initially turn and if one or more of the other coaches did turn to make the coach who didn't turn eligible for the artist to pick.

The seventh season of The Voice of Holland created the non-stop "steal", which means that coaches may replace their stolen contestant as many times as they want until the end of the battles. This feature was adapted in Poland, Romania,^[53] Dutch-Belgium, Portugal, Ukraine, Armenia, the Arab World, Norway, Israel, Vietnam, Germany, the Dominican Republic, Bulgaria, Kazakhstan and France.

The fourth season of Spanish La Voz Kids^[54] introduced the "supercoach". Instead of the regular coaches choosing whom of their team artists advance in the competition, this rule belonged to the "supercoach".

The fifth season of Giọng hát Việt featured the "no-elimination" twist. When a coach wants to advance both artists to the next round, they can ask and get consent from both contestants to become a duo throughout the rest of the competition. If a coach does not get consent, they must choose only one to advance to the knockouts, as the original format.^[55]

The 23rd season of the American series introduced the "playoff pass", which allows each coach to advance further both artists of a battle: one advances to the knockouts, and the recipient of the "pass" will bypass the knockouts and go directly to the playoffs.^[56]

The eleventh season of The Voice Portugal features live battles, the first in the franchise worldwide.

The third season of The Voice South Africa introduced a new way to conduct the knockouts round: after each contestant's solo performance, the respective coach will have to decide whether they are in the "Safe Zone" – which means qualified for the next round – or the "Danger Zone" – at risk of elimination. Each coach can only send three contestants to the "safe zone", and also have two steals to use across the round. After all members from one team have concluded their performances, the coach will save a number of artists from the "danger zone" to move on to the battles. Contestants who are sent to the "danger zone" and not chosen by their coach are eliminated. However, the audience can also save one artist in the "danger zone" by televoting.^[57] This rule was then applied in the eighth season of The Voice: la plus belle voix, where public's vote is not included, and in the third season of The Voice Nigeria.

In the 24th season of the American series introduced the "super save", which allows each coach to save an eliminated artist from their or another coach's team and have them advance in their team.^[58]

In the 13th season of The Voice of Germany the third phase was called Teamfights. Every coach had nine talents from the battles and in every episode, three of each team are singing for four Hot-Seats. The coaches choose one talent in each round und afterwards they decide against with singer they want to fight for a Hot-Seat. The four talents who are sitting on the seats after the last contestant advanced to the semi final. So it is possible that one coach get the whole team in the next phase or lose all the team members. The winner of each fight was chosen by the studio visitors.

The cross-battles were introduced in the semi-final of the fourth season of The Voice of Holland.^[59] In this round, two contestants from two different teams compete against each other and the public determines who advances. This was also introduced in Brasil, Greece, Vietnam, United States' English and Spanish versions, France, Bulgaria, Lithuania, Ukraine, Belgium Vlaanderen, Canada and Belgium.

The eighth and ninth seasons of Australian The Voice introduced a new twist, called all-star. Former contestants from past seasons were able to compete just like new talents. Diana Rouvas and Chris Sebastian from the first season of the show were hailed as champions of seasons eight and nine, respectively. This status was adapted in Germany, Portugal and Brazil.

On the other hand, an "All-Stars" edition that is only for previous candidates was announced by the ITV Studios' President Maarten Meijs, in September 2020. TF1 was the first broadcaster to air this version.^[60][61] The format was then applied in Finland,^[62] Thailand, Spain and Indonesia.

There were non-televised shows as not seen in the various format of the franchise such as The Voice of the Ocean (US) with Princess Cruises,^[63][64] The Voice of the Ocean (Germany) with AIDA Cruises,^[65] The Voice of the Sea (Italian) with Costa Cruises,^[66] The Voice Univa and The Voice Teens Univa (Spanish) with Grupo Telecentro in Mexico.^[67]

A combined 699 singers have won The Voice, The Voice Kids, The Voice Teens, The Voice Senior, The Voice All-Stars, The Voice Rap, The Voice Generations, and The Voice Native Songs in 75 countries/regions. Each winner is given a recording contract, a monetary prize, and a title as that nation's "Voice". The first winner was Ben Saunders from The Voice of Holland. The most recent was Lucas Paulano from The Voice Kids Spain.

Key

Alphabet

The Voice versions around the world

Country/Region	Local title	Network	Winners	Coaches	Hosts
Afghanistan[68]	آواز افغانستان The Voice of Afghanistan	Tolo TV	Season 1, 2013: Jawed Yosufi Season 2, 2014: Najibullah Shirzad	Aryana Sayeed (1) Qais Ulfat (1–2) Nazir Khara (1–2) Obaid Juenda (1–2) Fereshta Samah (2)	Ahmad Popal (1) Omid Nezami (2) Kadija Sadat (backstage, 1–2)
Africa	The Voice Africa	Airtel TV	Season 1, 2023–24: Cancelled	Yemi Alade Awilo Longomba Lady Jaydee Locko	Gaetano Kagwa Dakore Egbuson-Akande
Africa Françafrique	The Voice Afrique Francophone	VoxAfrica	Season 1, 2016–17: Pamela Baketana Season 2, 2017–18: Victoire Biaku Season 3, 2020–21: Lady Shine Season 4, 2024: Vova Music	Current Mix Premier (4–) Josey (2, live shows; 4–)20 Didi B (4–) O’Nel Mala (4–) Former A'salfo (1–2)20 Singuila (1–2) Nayanka Bell (3)20 Lokua Kanza (1–3) Charlotte Dipanda (1–3) Hiro Le Coq (3) Youssoupha (2–3, live shows only)20	Current Yves Zogbo Jr. (4–) Former Claudy Siar (1–3)
	The Voice Kids[69]		Season 1, 2022: Myriam Obama	Daphne Sidiki Diabaté Teeyah KS Bloom 7	Willy Dumbo
Albania Kosovo	The Voice of Albania1	Top Channel Website	Season 1, 2011–12: Rina Bilurdagu Season 2, 2012–13: Venera Lumani Season 3, 2013–14: Florent Abrashi Season 4, 2014–15: Aslaidon Zaimaj Season 5, 2016: Tiri Gjoci Season 6, 2017: Klinti Çollaku	Miriam Cani (1–2) Elton Deda (1–3) Aurela Gaçe (3) Elsa Lila (4) Alma Bektashi (1–5) Sidrit Bejleri (1–5) Genc Salihu (4–5) Jonida Maliqi (5) Alban Skënderaj (6) Besa Kokëdhima (6) Rona Nishliu (6) Xuxi (6)	Ledion Liço (1–6) Marina Vjollca (backstage, 1) Kiara Tito (backstage, 5) Mishel Rrena (backstage, 5) Fjoralba Ponari (backstage, 6)
	The Voice Kids		Season 1, 2013: Rita Thaqi Season 2, 2018: Denis Bonjaku Season 3, 2019: Altea Ali	Alma Bektashi (1) Altin Goci (1) Elton Deda (1) Eneda Tarifa (2) Aleksandër & Renis Gjoka (duo, 2–3) Miriam Cani (2–3) Arilena Ara (3)	Xhemi Shehu (1) Ledion Liço (2) Dojna Mema (backstage, 2; main, 3) Flori Gjini (backstage, 3)
Angola Mozambique[70]	The Voice Angola5	Dstv	Season 1, 2015–16: Mariedne Feliciano	Dji Tafinha Paulo Flores Yola Semedo Walter Ananaz	Dinamene Cruz Weza Solange (backstage)
Arab World	The Voice – أحلى صوت The Voice – Best Voice	MBC1 LBCI Website	Season 1, 2012: Mourad Bouriki Season 2, 2013–14: Sattar Saad Season 3, 2015: Nedaa Sharara Season 4, 2018: Dumooa Tahseen Season 5, 2019: Mahdi Ayachi Season 6, 2025: Upcoming season	Current Nassif Zeytoun (6–) Rahma Riad (6–) Ahmed Saad (6–) TBA (6–) Former Sherine (1–3) Saber Rebaï (1–3) Kazem al-Saher (1–3) Assi El Helani (1–4) Ahlam (4–5) Elissa (4) Mohamed Hamaki (4–5) Samira Said (5) Ragheb Alama (5)	Current TBA (6–) Former Arwa Goudeh (1–2) Mohammad Kareem (1–2) Aimée Sayah (3) Nardine Farag (4–5) Nadine Njeim (backstage, 1–2) Moamen Nour (backstage, 3) Badr Al Zaidan (backstage, 4) Yaser Al Sakkaf (backstage, 5)
	The Voice Kids – أحلى صوت[71][72] The Voice Kids – Best Voice		Season 1, 2016: Lynn Hayek Season 2, 2017–18: Hamza Labyad Season 3, 2020: Mohamad Islam Rmeih Season 4, 2025: Upcoming season	Current Ramy Sabry (4–) Dalia Mubarak (4–) Al Shami (4–) Former Tamer Hosny (1–2) Kazem al-Saher (1–2) Nancy Ajram (1–3) Assi El Helani (3) Mohamed Hamaki (3)	Current TBA (4–) Former Aimée Sayah (1) Moamen Nour (1) Nardine Farag (2–3) Badr Al Zaidan (2–3)
	The Voice Senior – أحلى صوت[73] The Voice Senior – Best Voice		Season 1, 2020: Abdou Yaghi	Melhem Zein Samira Said Najwa Karam Hany Shaker	Annabella Hilal
Argentina	La Voz Argentina[74][75] The Voice Argentina18	Telefe Website	Season 1, 2012: Gustavo Corvalán Season 2, 2018: Braulio Assanelli Season 3, 2021: Francisco Benitez Season 4, 2022: Yhosva Montoya Season 5, 2025: Current season	Current Soledad Pastorutti Lali Espósito (3–) Miranda! (duo, 1, 5–) Luck Ra (5–) Karina la Princesita (comeback stage, 5–) Former El Puma (1) Axel (1–2) Tini Stoessel (2) Ricardo Montaner (2–4) Mau y Ricky (duo, 3–4) Comeback Stage Emilia Mernes (comeback stage, 3)19 MYA (duo, comeback stage, 4)19	Current Nico Occhiato (5–) Former Marley Luli Fernández (backstage, 1) Candelaria Molfese (digital host, 2) Stefi Roitman (digital host, 3) Rocío Igarzábal (digital host, 4)
Armenia[76]	Հայաստանի ձայնը The Voice of Armenia	Armenia TV	Season 1, 2012–13: Meri "Masha" Mnjoyan Season 2, 2013: Ana Khanchalyan Season 3, 2014: Raisa Avanessian Season 4, 2017: Hayk Ghulyan	Tata Simonyan (1) Arto Tunçboyaciyan (1) Christine Pepelyan (2) Michael Poghosyan (2) Shushan Petrosyan (2) Hayko† (2–3) Sona (1, 3) Armen Martirosyan (3) Eva Rivas (3) Sofi Mkheyan (1, 4) Aramé (4) Nune Yesayan (4) Sevak Khanagyan (4)	Rafael Ghazaryan (1–3) Nazeni Hovhannisyan (1–4) Ara Kazaryan (4) Hakob Hakobyan (backstage, 1–3) Hrach Muradyan (backstage, 1–3)
Australia	The Voice[77][78]	Current Seven Network (10–) Former Nine Network (1–9)	Season 1, 2012: Karise Eden Season 2, 2013: Harrison Craig Season 3, 2014: Anja Nissen Season 4, 2015: Ellie Drennan Season 5, 2016: Alfie Arcuri Season 6, 2017: Judah Kelly Season 7, 2018: Sam Perry Season 8, 2019: Diana Rouvas Season 9, 2020: Chris Sebastian Season 10, 2021: Bella Taylor Smith Season 11, 2022: Lachie Gill Season 12, 2023: Tarryn Stokes Season 13, 2024: Reuben De Melo Season 14, 2025: Upcoming season Season 15, 2026: Upcoming season	Current Kate Miller-Heidke (13–) Ronan Keating (5, 14–) Richard Marx (14–) Melanie C (14–) Former Joel Madden (solo6, 1–3) will.i.am (3) Kylie Minogue (3) Ricky Martin (2–4) Jessie J (4–5) Joel & Benji Madden (duo6, 4–5) Seal (1–2, 6) Joe Jonas (7) Delta Goodrem (1–2, 4–9) Boy George (6–9) Kelly Rowland (6–9) Keith Urban (1, 10–11) Jessica Mauboy (10–12) Rita Ora (10–12) Jason Derulo (12) Guy Sebastian (8–13) LeAnn Rimes (13) Adam Lambert (13)	Current Sonia Kruger (4–8, 10–) Former Darren McMullen (1–4, 9) Renee Bargh (9) Faustina Agolley (backstage, 1–2)
	The Voice Kids[79]	Nine Network	Season 1, 2014: Alexa Curtis	Delta Goodrem Mel B Joel & Benji Madden (duo)	Darren McMullen Prinnie Stevens (backstage)
	The Voice Generations30[80] Original	Seven Network	Season 1, 2022: Caitlin & Tim Rizzoli	Guy Sebastian Keith Urban Jessica Mauboy Rita Ora	Sonia Kruger
Azerbaijan[81]	Səs Azərbaycan The Voice of Azerbaijan	Current itv (2–)24 Former AzTV (1)	Season 1, 2015–16: Emiliya Yaqubova Season 2, 2021–22: Nadir Rustamli Season 3, 2025: Cəmilə Həşimova	Current Murad Arif (2–) Eldar Gasimov (2–) Zulfiyya Khanbabayeva (3–) Röya Aykhan (3–) Former Faiq Ağayev (1) Mübariz Tağiyev (1) Manana Japaridze (1) Tünzalə Ağayeva (1–2) Brilliant Dadashova (2)	Current Azer Suleymanli (2–) Former Tural Asadov (1)
	Səs Uşaqlar The Voice Kids Azerbaijan	itv24	Season 1, 2020–21: Amina Hajiyeva Season 2, 2025: Upcoming season	Chingiz Mustafayev Zulfiyya Khanbabayeva Murad Arif	Leyla Quliyeva
	Səs Azərbaycan. Doğma Nəğmələr The Voice of Azerbaijan. Native Songs Original		Season 1, 2023: Zulfu Asadzade	Gulyaz Memmedova Ilqar Xeyal Samira Aliyeva	Azer Suleymanli
Belgium Flanders Wallonia	The Voice van Vlaanderen (Dutch) The Voice of Flanders	vtm Website	Season 1, 2011–12: Glenn Claes Season 2, 2013: Paulien Mathues Season 3, 2014: Tom De Man Season 4, 2016: Lola Obasuyi Season 5, 2017: Luka Cruysberghs Season 6, 2019: Ibe Wuyts Season 7, 2021: Grace Khuabi Season 8, 2022: Louise Goedefroy Season 9, 2024: Christophe Verholle Season 10, 2025: Upcoming season	Current Koen Wauters Jan Paternoster (8–) Mathieu Terryn (8–) TBA (10–) Laura Tesoro (comeback stage, 7–)19 Former Jasper Steverlinck (1–2) Axelle Red (3) Regi Penxten (3) Bent Van Looy (3–4) Alex Callier (1–2, 5–6) Bart Peeters (4–6) Tourist LeMC (7) Niels Destadsbader (7) Natalia (1–2, 4–9)	Current An Lemmens Aster Nzeyimana (9–) Former Sean Dhondt (1–3, 5–7) Aaron Blommaert (8) Sam De Bruyn (backstage, 4)
	The Voice Kids (Dutch)		Season 1, 2014: Mentissa Aziza Season 2, 2015–16: Jens Dolleslagers Season 3, 2017: Katarina Pohlodkova Season 4, 2018: Jade De Rijcke Season 5, 2020: Gala Aliaj Season 6, 2022: Karista Khan Season 7, 2023: Sikudhani Mbugua Season 8, 2025: Upcoming season	Current Laura Tesoro (3–) Metejoor (6–) Coely (7–) Pommelien Thijs (7–)7 Former Regi Penxten (1) Natalia (1–2) Slongs Dievanongs (2) Josje Huisman (3) Sean Dhondt (1–5) Gers Pardoel (4–5) K3 (trio, 4–6)17 Duncan Laurence (6)	Current Nora Gharib (7–) Aaron Blommaert (7–) Former An Lemmens (1–6) Koen Wauters (6) Kürt Rogiers (backstage, 1–3) Sieg De Doncker (backstage, 4–5) Maksim Stojanac (backstage, 6)
	The Voice Senior[82][83](Dutch)		Season 1, 2018: John Leo Season 2, 2020: Roland Van Beeck	Helmut Lotti (1) Dana Winner (1) Natalia (1) Walter Grootaers (1–2) Sam Gooris (2) Karen Damen (2) André Hazes Jr. (2)	An Lemmens
	The Voice Belgique[84][85](French) The Voice Belgium	La Une VivaCité Website	Season 1, 2011–12: Roberto Bellarosa Season 2, 2013: David Madi Season 3, 2014: Laurent Pagna Season 4, 2015: Florent Brack Season 5, 2016: Laura Cartesiani Season 6, 2017: Théophile Rénier Season 7, 2018: Valentine Brognion Season 8, 2019: Charlotte Foret Season 9, 2020–21: Jérémie Makiese Season 10, 2021–22: Alec Golard Season 11, 2024: Emma Sorgato Season 12, 2026: Upcoming season	Current Christophe Willem (10–) Loïc Nottet (9, 12–) Axelle Red (12–) Hoshi (12–) Former Lio (1) Joshua (duo, 1) Natasha St-Pier (2–3) Bastian Baker (3) Jali (4) Chimène Badi (4) Stanislas (4–5) Cats on Trees (duo, 5) Quentin Mosimann (1–2, 5–6) Marc Pinilla (2–3, 6) Bigflo & Oli (duo, 6) Vitaa (7–8) Slimane (7–8) Matthew Irons (7–8) Henri PFR (9) Typh Barrow (8–10) Black M (10) BJ Scott (1–7, 9–11) Hatik (11) Mentissa Aziza (11)	Current Jérémie Baise (12–) Former Maureen Louys (1–11) Adrien Devyver (backstage, 1–3) Walid (backstage, 4–6) Cécile Djunga (backstage, 7) Fanny Jandrain (Blind auditions and Knockouts: 10)[86]
	The Voice Kids Belgique[87][88][89](French) The Voice Kids Belgium		Season 1, 2020: Océana Siciliano Season 2, 2023: Elena Kabongo Season 3, 2025: Upcoming season	Current Matthew Irons Alice on the Roof (2–) Typh Barrow (2–) Joseph Kamel (3–)7 Former Vitaa (1) Slimane (1) Black M (2)	Current Fanny Jandrain (3–) Robin Soysa (backstage, 3–) Former Maureen Louys (1–2) Prezzy (backstage, 1) Luana Fontana (backstage, 2)
Brazil	The Voice Brasil	Current SBT (13–) [90] Former TV Globo (1–12)	Season 1, 2012: Ellen Oléria Season 2, 2013: Sam Alves Season 3, 2014: Danilo Reis & Rafael Season 4, 2015: Renato Vianna Season 5, 2016: Mylena Jardim Season 6, 2017: Samantha Ayara Season 7, 2018: Léo Pain Season 8, 2019: Tony Gordon Season 9, 2020: Victor Alves Season 10, 2021: Giuliano Eriston Season 11, 2022: Keilla Júnia Season 12, 2023: Ivan Barreto Season 13, 2025: Upcoming season	Current Duda Beat (13–) Mumuzinho (13–) Matheus & Kauan (duo, 13–) TBA (13–) Former Daniel (1–3) Ivete Sangalo (6–8) Claudia Leitte (1–5, 10) Gaby Amarantos (11) Iza (8–12) Michel Teló (4–9, 11–12; comeback stage, 10)19 Carlinhos Brown (1–7, 9–10, 12) Lulu Santos (1-12)	Current Tiago Leifert (1–10, 13–) Former André Marques (10) Fátima Bernardes (11–12) Miá Mello (backstage, 2) Fernanda Souza (backstage, 3) Daniele Suzuki (backstage, 1, 4) Mariana Rios (backstage, 5–7) Jeniffer Nascimento (backstage, 8–10) Thaís Fersoza (backstage, 11)
	The Voice Kids[91]	TV Globo	Season 1, 2016: Wagner Barreto Season 2, 2017: Thomas Machado Season 3, 2018: Eduarda Brasil Season 4, 2019: Jeremias Reis Season 5, 2020: Kaue Penna Season 6, 2021: Gustavo Bardim Season 7, 2022: Isis Testa Season 8, 2023: Henrique Lima	Ivete Sangalo (1–2) Victor & Leo (duo, 1–2) Claudia Leitte (3–5) Simone & Simaria (duo, 3–5) Gaby Amarantos (6) Michel Teló (6–7) Maiara & Maraisa (duo, 7) Carlinhos Brown (1–8) Iza (8) Mumuzinho (8)	Tiago Leifert (1) André Marques (2–5) Márcio Garcia (6–7) Fátima Bernardes (8) Kika Martinez (backstage, 1) Thalita Rebouças (backstage, 2–7)
	The Voice +		Season 1, 2021: Zé Alexanddre Season 2, 2022: Vera de Maria Maga	Claudia Leitte (1) Daniel (1) Mumuzinho (1) Ludmilla (1–2) Fafá de Belém (2) Carlinhos Brown (2) Toni Garrido (2)	André Marques (1–2) Thalita Rebouças (backstage, 1) Thaís Fersoza (backstage, 2)
Bulgaria	Гласът на България[92] The Voice of Bulgaria	bTV Website	Season 1, 2011: Steliyana Hristova Season 2, 2013: Ivailo Donkov Season 3, 2014: Kristina Ivanova Season 4, 2017: Radko Petkov Season 5, 2018: Nia Petrova Season 6, 2019: Atanas Kateliev Season 7, 2020: Georgi Shopov Season 8, 2021: Petya Paneva Season 9, 2022: Jacklyn Tarrakci Season 10, 2023: Nadezhda Kovacheva Season 11, 2024: Slaveya Ivanova	Current Ivan Lechev (4–) Dara (8–) Maria Ilieva (10–) Grafa (4–7, 11–) Former Miro (1–3, 10) Ivana (1) Mariana Popova (1) Kiril Marichkov† (1) Preslava (2) Yordan Karadjov (2) Victoria Terziyska (2) Desi Slava (3) Atanas Penev (3) Orlin Goranov (3) Poli Genova (4–5) Kamelia (4–7) Mihaela Fileva (6–7) Galena (8–9) Lubo Kirov (8–9)	Current Vladimir Zombori (11–) Boryana Bratoeva (11–) Petya Dikova (online backstage, 11–) Former Victoria Terziyska (main, 1; Live shows, 3) Marten Roberto (Live shows, 1; main, 2–3) Yana Marinova (Live shows, 2) Pavell (4–7) Venci Venc' (4–7) Ivan Tishev (8–10) Emanuela Ivanova (online backstage, 1–3) Gencho «NJOY» Genchev (TV backstage, 1) Todor Georgiev-Toshey (online backstage, 4–5) Elina Markova (online backstage, 6) Aleksandra Petkanova (online backstage, 7–8) Preyah (online backstage, 9)
Cambodia	The Voice Cambodia	Hang Meas HDTV	Season 1, 2014: Buth Seiha Season 2, 2016: Thel Thai Season 3, 2023: Lim Serey HanNika	Pich Sophea Chhorn Sovannareach Aok Sokunkanha Nop Bayyareth	Chan Keonimol Chea Vibol (1–2) Rasy Sok (3)
	The Voice Kids Cambodia		Season 1, 2017: Pich Thai Season 2, 2018: Tep Piseth Season 3, 2022: Sarum Panhasak	Aok Sokunkanha Preap Sovath (1–2) Sokun Nisa (1, 3) Sous Visa (2) Zono (3)	Chea Vibol Kong Socheat
Canada Quebec	La Voix3[93][94][95][96][97][98][99][100][101][102][103][104](French) The Voice	TVA	Season 1, 2013: Valérie Carpentier Season 2, 2014: Yoan Garneau Season 3, 2015: Kevin Bazinet Season 4, 2016: Stéphanie St-Jean Season 5, 2017: Ludovick Bourgeois Season 6, 2018: Yama Laurent Season 7, 2019: Geneviève Jodoin Season 8, 2020: Josiane Comeau Season 9, 2023: Sophie Grenier Season 10, 2024: Maude Cyr-Deschênes Season 11, 2026: Upcoming season	Current Corneille (9–) Mario Pelchat (9–) Roxane Bruneau (comeback stage, 9; 10–)19 France D'Amour (10–) Former Marie-Mai (1) Jean-Pierre Ferland† (1) Louis-Jean Cormier (2) Ariane Moffatt (1, 4) Isabelle Boulay (2–3, 5) Éric Lapointe (2–7) Lara Fabian (6–7) Alex Nevsky (6–7) Julien Clerc (supercoach, 7) Ginette Reno (supercoach, 8) Pierre Lapointe (3–5, 8) Garou (6, 8) Cœur de pirate (8) Marc Dupré (1–5, 7–9) Marjo (9)	Charles Lafortune
	La Voix Junior (French) The Voice Junior		Season 1, 2016: Charles Kardos Season 2, 2017: Sydney Lallier	Marie-Mai (1–2) Marc Dupré (1–2) Alex Nevsky (1–2)	Charles Lafortune
Chile	The Voice Chile	Canal 13 (1–2) Chilevisión (3–4)	Season 1, 2015: Luis Pedraza Season 2, 2016: Javiera Flores Season 3, 2022: Pablo Rojas Season 4, 2023: Hadonais Nieves	Franco Simone (1) Nicole (1–2) Luis Fonsi (1–2) Álvaro López (1–2) Ana Torroja (2) Yuri (3) Gente de Zona (duo, 3) Cami (3) Beto Cuevas (3–4) Francisca Valenzuela (4) El Puma (4) Prince Royce (4) Comeback Stage Gepe (comeback stage, 3)19 Daniela Castillo (comeback stage, 4)19	Sergio Lagos (1–2) Jean Philippe Cretton (1–2) Julian Elfenbein (3–4) Diana Bolocco (4) Emilia Daiber (online host, 3–4)
China (Mandarin)	The Voice of China – 中国好声音 The Voice of China – Best Voice of China	Zhejiang TV	Season 1, 2012: Liang Bo Season 2, 2013: Li Qi Season 3, 2014: Zhang Bichen Season 4, 2015: Zhang Lei	Liu Huan (1) A-mei (2) Yang Kun (1, 3) Chyi Chin (3) Na Ying (1–4) Wang Feng (2–4) Harlem Yu (1–2, 4) Jay Chou (4)	Hu Qiaohua
Colombia	La Voz Colombia The Voice Colombia	Caracol Televisión	Season 1, 2012: Miranda Season 2, 2013: Camilo Martínez	Carlos Vives (1) Fanny Lú (1–2) Andrés Cepeda (1–2) Ricardo Montaner (1–2) Gilberto Santa Rosa (2)	Linda Palma (1–2) Alejandro Palacio (1–2) Carlos Ponce (1) Diego Saenz (backstage, 1–2)
	La Voz Kids[105][106][107] The Voice Kids		Season 1, 2014: Ivanna García Season 2, 2015: Luis Mario Torres Season 3, 2018: Juan Sebastian Laverde Season 4, 2019: Anabelle Campaña Season 5, 2021: Maria Liz Season 6, 2022: Diana Camila Season 7, 2024: Carranga Kids	Current Andrés Cepeda Greeicy (7–) Aleks Syntek (7–) Former Maluma (1–2) Fanny Lú (1–4) Sebastián Yatra (3–4) Natalia Jiménez (5) Jesús Navarro (5) Kany García (6) Nacho (6)	Current Iván Lalinde (6–) Laura Tobón (3–5, 7–) Former Linda Palma (1–2) Alejandro Palacio (1–4) Laura Acuña (5–6)
	La Voz Teens[108] The Voice Teens Original		Season 1, 2016: Carol Mendoza	Gusi (1) Gloria Martínez (1) Andrés Cepeda (1)	Laura Tobón (1) Karen Martínez (1) Catalina Uribe (backstage, 1)
	La Voz Senior[109][110] The Voice Senior		Season 1, 2021: Maria Nelfi Duque Season 2, 2022: Chencho Trejos	Current Andrés Cepeda Kany García (2–) Nacho (2–) Former Natalia Jiménez (1) Jesús Navarro (1)	Current Laura Acuña Iván Lalinde (2–) Former Laura Tobón (1)
Croatia	Current The Voice Hrvatska[111](3–) The Voice of Croatia Former The Voice – Najljepši glas Hrvatske (1–2) The Voice – The Most Beautiful Voice of Croatia	HRT 1 Website	Season 1, 2015: Nina Kraljić Season 2, 2016: Ruža Janjiš Season 3, 2019–20: Vinko Ćemeraš Season 4, 2023–24: Martin Kosovec Season 5, 2025: Upcoming season	Current Vanna (3–) Davor Gobac (3–) Dino Jelusick (4–) Damir Urban (4–) Former Tony Cetinski (1–2) Indira Levak (1–2) Jacques Houdek (1–2) Ivan Dečak (1–3) Massimo Savić† (3)	Iva Šulentić Ivan Vukušić
	The Voice Kids[112]		Season 1, 2024–25: Marino Vrgoč Season 2, 2025–26: Upcoming season	Vanna Davor Gobac Mia Dimšić Marko Tolja	Iva Šulentić Ivan Vukušić
Czech Republic & Slovakia	Hlas Česko Slovenska (1–2) The Voice of Czecho Slovakia The Voice Česko Slovensko[113][114][115](3)	TV Nova Website Markíza Website	Season 1, 2012: Ivanna Bagová Season 2, 2014: Lenka Hrůzová Season 3, 2019: Annamária d'Almeida	Rytmus (1) Dara Rolins (solo, 1) Michal David (1–2) Majk Spirit (2) Dara Rolins & Marta Jandová (duo, 2) Josef Vojtek (1–3) Kali (3) Vojtěch Dyk (3) Jana Kirschner (3)	Leoš Mareš (1–2) Tereza Kerndlová (3) Mária Čírová (3) Tina (backstage, 1–2)
Denmark Faroe Islands Greenland	Voice – Danmarks største stemme Voice – The Biggest Voice of Denmark16	TV 2	Season 1, 2011–12: Kim Wagner Season 2, 2012: Emilie Paevatalu	L.O.C. Sharin Foo Lene Nystrøm Steen Jørgensen (1) Xander (2)	Morten Resen (1) Felix Smith (2) Sigurd Kongshøj Larsen (backstage, 1)
	Voice Junior[116]	TV 2 (1–5) Kanal 5 (6) Website	Season 1, Spring 2014: Melina Neustrup Nielsen Season 2, Fall 2014: Aland Mustafa Season 3, 2015: Isabel Brogaard Season 4, 2016: Oliver Arndt Season 5, 2017: Dafne Stilund Nielsen Season 6, 2019: Camille Haven Beck	Oh Land (1–5) Wafande Joey Moe Mette Lindberg (6)	Mikkel Kryger (1–5) Emilie Paevatalu (1–2) Amelia Høy (3–4) Stephania Potalivo (5) Ihan Hayder (6) Jacob Riising (6)
Dominican Republic	The Voice Dominicana[117]	Telesistema 11	Season 1, 2021: Yohan Amparo Season 2, 2022: Adriana Green-Ortiz	Juan Magán (1) Nacho (1) Milly Quezada (1–2) Musicologo The Libro (1–2) Eddy Herrera (2) Alex Matos (2)	Luz García (1–2) Jhoel López (1–2)
Ecuador	La Voz Ecuador The Voice Ecuador	Teleamazonas Website	Season 1, 2015: Gustavo Vicuña Season 2, 2016: Antonio Guerrero	Jerry Rivera (1) Marta Sánchez (1) Jorge Villamizar (1) Daniel Betancourth (1–2) Américo (2) Paty Cantú (2) Joey Montana (2)	Carlos Luís Andrade (1–2) Constanza Baez (1) Andrea Hurtado (2)
Finland	The Voice of Finland[118]	Nelonen	Season 1, 2011–12: Mikko Sipola Season 2, 2013: Antti Railio Season 3, 2014: Siru Airistola Season 4, 2015: Miia Kosunen Season 5, 2016: Suvi Åkerman Season 6, 2017: Saija Saarnisto Season 7, 2018: Jerkka Virtanen Season 8, 2019: Markus Salo Season 9, 2020: Juffi Seponpoika Season 10, 2021: Kalle Virtanen Season 11, 2022: Sussu Erkinheimo Season 12, 2023: Onni Kivipelto Season 13, 2024: Laura Ruusumaa Season 14, 2025: Oliver Rosenholm Season 15, 2026: Upcoming season	Current Elastinen (1–3, 12–) Sanni (13–) Arttu Wiskari (13–) Jenni Vartiainen (15–) Former Lauri Tähkä (1–2) Paula Koivuniemi (1–2) Mira Luoti (3) Anne Mattila (3) Tarja Turunen (4–5) Michael Monroe (1–6) Olli Lindholm† (4–8) Toni Wirtanen (solo, 7–8) Redrama (4–10) Juha Tapio (9–11) Anna Puu (6–9, 11–12) Toni Wirtanen & Sipe Santapukki (duo, 9–12) Maija Vilkkumaa (10–14) Comeback Stage Paradise Mikko (comeback stage, 10)19	Current Heikki Paasonen (5–) Jaana Pelkonen (backstage, 13–) Former Axl Smith (1–4) Kristiina Komulainen (backstage, 1) Tea Khalifa (backstage, 2) Jenni Alexandrova (backstage, 3–5) Sami Kuronen (knockouts, 11) Elina Kottonen (backstage, 7–12)
	The Voice Kids		Season 1, 2013: Molly Rosenström Season 2, 2014: Aino Morko	Krista Siegfrids (1–2) Elastinen (1) Mira Luoti (1) Arttu Wiskari (2) Diandra Flores (2)	Axl Smith (1–2) Tea Khalifa (1–2)
	The Voice All Stars[119][120]29		Season 1, 2021: Andrea Brosio	Elastinen Tarja Turunen Michael Monroe	Heikki Paasonen
	The Voice Senior[121]		Season 1, 2022: Jaska Mäkynen	Michael Monroe Tarja Turunen Ressu Redford	Heikki Paasonen Elina Kottonen
France	The Voice – La plus belle voix12[122] The Voice – The Most Beautiful Voice	TF1 Website	Season 1, 2012: Stéphan Rizon Season 2, 2013: Yoann Fréget Season 3, 2014: Kendji Girac Season 4, 2015: Lilian Renaud Season 5, 2016: Slimane Nebchi Season 6, 2017: Lisandro Cuxi Season 7, 2018: Maëlle Pistoia Season 8, 2019: Whitney Marin Season 9, 2020: Abi Bernadoth Season 10, 2021: Marghe Davico Season 11, 2022: Nour Brousse Season 12, 2023: Aurélien Vivos Season 13, 2024: Alphonse Season 14, 2025: Il Cello Season 15, 2026: Upcoming season	Current TBA (15–) TBA (15–) TBA (15–) TBA (15–) Former Louis Bertignac (1–2) Garou (1–3, 5) Matt Pokora (6) Soprano (8) Julien Clerc (8) Jenifer (1–4, 8) Pascal Obispo (7, 9) Lara Fabian (9) Marc Lavoine (9–11) Amel Bent (9–12) Zazie (4–7, 12–13) Mika (3–8, 13) Bigflo & Oli (duo, 12–13) Vianney (10–14) Florent Pagny (1–7, 10–11, 14) Zaz (14) Patricia Kaas (14) Comeback Stage Nolwenn Leroy (comeback stage, 11) Camille Lellouche (comeback stage, 13)19	Current Nikos Aliagas Anaïs Grangerac (backstage 14–) Former Virginie de Clausade (backstage, 1) Karine Ferri (backstage, 2–10)
	The Voice Kids[123]		Season 1, 2014: Carla Georges Season 2, 2015: Jane Constance Season 3, 2016: Manuela Diaz Season 4, 2017: Angélina Nava Season 5, 2018: Emma Cerchi Season 6, 2019: Soan Arhimann Season 7, 2020: Rébecca Sayaque Season 8, 2022: Raynaud Sadon Season 9, 2023: Durel Loumouamou Season 10, 2024: Tim Season 11, 2025: Upcoming season Season 12, 2026: Upcoming season	Current Patrick Fiori (2–) Soprano (5–7, 11–) Matt Pokora (3–4, 11–) Santa (11–) Former Garou (1) Louis Bertignac (1–2) Amel Bent (5–6) Jenifer (1–7) Louane (8) Julien Doré (8) Kendji Girac (7–9) Nolwenn Leroy (9) Slimane (9–10) Claudio Capéo (10) Lara Fabian (10)	Nikos Aliagas[124] Karine Ferri[124]
	The Voice : All-Stars[125]29 Original		Season 1, 2021: Anne Sila	Florent Pagny Mika Zazie Jenifer Patrick Fiori	Nikos Aliagas Karine Ferri
Georgia	Current The Voice საქართველო[126](3–) The Voice Georgia Former ახალი ქართული ხმა (1–2) New Georgian Voice	Current 1tv (4–) Former Imedi TV (1–3)	Season 1, 2012–13: Salome Katamadze Season 2, 2013–14: Mariam Chachkhiani Season 3, 2015–16: Giorgi Nadibaidze Season 4, 2021: Magda Ivanishvili Season 5, 2022–23: Iru Khechanovi	Current Stephane Mgebrishvili (solo, 2, 4–) Dato Porchkhidze (1–2, 5–) Sopho Toroshelidze (5–) Dato Evgenidze (5–) Former Nino Chkheidze (1) Merab Sepashvili (1) Maia Darsmelidze & Stephane Mgebrishvili (duo, 1) Lela Tsurtsumia (2) Maia Darsmelidze (solo, 2) Keti Topuria (3) Anri Jokhadze (3) Nodiko Tatishvili (3) Nutsa Shanshiashvili (3) Niaz Diasamidze (4) Salome Korkotashvili (4) Nikoloz Rachveli (4)	Current Gvantsa Daraselia (5–) Former Duta Skhirtladze (1–3) Anna Imedashvili (1–3) Ruska Makashvili (4)
	ახალი საბავშო ხმა New Kids Voice	Imedi TV	Season 1, 2013: Reziko Didebashvili	Eka Kakhiani (1) Dato Porchkhidze (1) Stephane Mgebrishvili (1)	Samory Balde (1) Ruska Makashvili (1)
Germany	The Voice of Germany[127][128]	ProSieben Sat.1 Website	Season 1, 2011–12: Ivy Quainoo Season 2, 2012: Nick Howard Season 3, 2013: Andreas Kümmert Season 4, 2014: Charley Ann Schmutzler Season 5, 2015: Jamie-Lee Kriewitz Season 6, 2016: Tay Schmedtmann Season 7, 2017: Natia Todua Season 8, 2018: Samuel Rösch Season 9, 2019: Claudia Emmanuela Santoso Season 10, 2020: Paula Dalla Corte Season 11, 2021: Sebastian Krenz Season 12, 2022: Anny Ogrezeanu Season 13, 2023: Malou Lovis Kreyelkamp Season 14, 2024: Jennifer Lynn Season 15, 2025: Upcoming season	Current Rea Garvey (solo, 1–2, 4–5, 9, 12, 15–) Michi Beck & Smudo (duo, 4–8, 15–) Nico Santos (10–11, 15–) Shirin David (13, 15–) Former Xavier Naidoo (1–2) The BossHoss (duo, 1–3) Nena (1–3) Max Herre (3) Andreas Bourani (5–6) Michael Patrick Kelly (8) Sido (9) Alice Merton (9) Samu Haber & Rea Garvey (duo, 10) Yvonne Catterfeld & Stefanie Kloß (duo, 10) Sarah Connor (11) Johannes Oerding (11) Stefanie Kloß (solo, 4–5, 12) Peter Maffay (12) Giovanni Zarrella (13) Bill Kaulitz & Tom Kaulitz (duo, 13) Ronan Keating (13) Samu Haber (solo, 3–4, 6–7, 14) Mark Forster (7–12, 14) Yvonne Catterfeld (solo, 6–8, 14) Kamrad (14) Comeback Stage Nico Santos (comeback stage, 9)19 Michael Schulte (comeback stage, 10)19 Elif Demirezer (comeback stage, 11)19	Current Thore Schölermann (2–) Melissa Khalaj (11–) Former Stefan Gödde (1) Annemarie Carpendale (10) Lena Gercke (5–11) Steven Gätjen (11) Doris Golpashin (backstage, 1–4)
	The Voice Kids[129]	Sat.1 Website	Season 1, 2013: Michèle Bircher Season 2, 2014: Danyiom Mesmer Season 3, 2015: Noah-Levi Korth Season 4, 2016: Lukas Janisch Season 5, 2017: Sofie Thomas Season 6, 2018: Anisa Celik Season 7, 2019: Mimi & Josy Season 8, 2020: Lisa-Marie Ramm Season 9, 2021: Egon Werler Season 10, 2022: Georgia Balke Season 11, 2023: Emma Filipović Season 12, 2024: Jakob Hebgen Season 13, 2025: Neo Klingl Season 14, 2026: Upcoming season	Current Wincent Weiss (9–) Stefanie Kloß (7, 9, 13–) Ayliva (13–) Clueso (13–)7 Former Tim Bendzko (1) Henning Wehland (1–2) Johannes Strate (2–3) Nena & Larissa Kerner (duo, 5–6) Mark Forster (3–7) The BossHoss (duo, 7) Sasha Schmitz (4–5, 8) Max Giesinger (6, 8) Deine Freunde (duo, 8) Michi Beck & Smudo (duo, 9–12) Álvaro Soler (9–12) Lena Meyer-Landrut (1–4, 7–8, 10–12)	Current Thore Schölermann Melissa Khalaj (7–) Chiara Castelli (backstage-online, 11–) Former Chantal Janzen (3–4) Debbie Schippers (5–6) Aline von Drateln (backstage, 1) Nela Lee (backstage, 2) Marc van Velzen (backstage-online, 1–3) Noah-Levi Korth (backstage-online, 4) Jonas Ems (backstage-online, 5) Iggi Kelly (backstage-online, 7) Mimi & Josy (backstage-online, 8) Keanu Rapp (backstage-online, 9–10) Egon Werler (backstage-online, 10)
	The Voice Senior[130][131]		Season 1, 2018–19: Dan Lucas Season 2, 2019: Monika Smets	Mark Forster (1) Sasha Schmitz (1–2) The BossHoss (duo, 1–2) Yvonne Catterfeld (1–2) Michael Patrick Kelly (2)	Lena Gercke (1–2) Thore Schölermann (1–2)
	The Voice Rap32[132]	ProSieben Joyn	Season 1, 2023: Leon "Ezo" Weick	Kool Savas Dardan	Thore Schölermann
Greece Cyprus	The Voice of Greece4	Current Skai TV (3–) Sigma TV (3–) Former ANT1 (1–2)	Season 1, 2014: Maria Elena Kiriakou Season 2, 2015: Kostas Ageris Season 3, 2016–17: Giannis Margaris Season 4, 2017: Yiorgos Zioris Season 5, 2018: Lemonia Beza Season 6, 2019: Dimitris Karagiannis Season 7, 2020–21: Ioanna Georgakopoulou Season 8, 2021: Anna Argyrou Season 9, 2022–23: Maria Sakellari Season 10, 2024–25: Sofia Chistoforidou Season 11, 2025–26: Upcoming season	Current Panos Mouzourakis (3–) Helena Paparizou (3–) Giorgos Mazonakis (10–) Christos Mastoras (10–) Former Antonis Remos (1–2) Despina Vandi (1–2) Melina Aslanidou (1–2) Michalis Kouinelis (1–2) Kostis Maraveyas (3–5) Eleonora Zouganeli (6–7) Sakis Rouvas (3–9) Konstantinos Argyros (8–9)	Current Giorgos Kapoutzidis (3–5, 10–) Former Giorgos Liagkas (1–2) Doukissa Nomikou (7) Giorgos Lianos (6–9) Fay Skorda (9) Themis Georgantas (backstage, 1–2) Elena Tsagrinou (backstage, 3) Christina Bompa (backstage, 6) Laura Narjes (backstage, 4–5, 7) Valia Hatzitheodwrou (backstage, 8–9)
	The Voice Kids	ANT1	2014–15: Cancelled[133]	—	—
Hungary	The Voice – Magyarország hangja (1) The Voice – Voice of Hungary The Voice Magyarország (2) The Voice of Hungary	TV2 (1) RTL (2)	Season 1, 2012–13: Dénes Pál Season 2, 2023: Erika Szakács	Mihály Mező (1) Tamás Somló† (1) Andrea Malek (1) "Caramel" Ferenc Molnár (1) Curtis (2) Erika Miklósa (2) Nóra Trokán (2) Manuel (2)	Tamás Szabó Kimmel (1) Bence Istenes (2) Miklós Bányai (backstage, 1)
Iceland	The Voice Ísland The Voice Iceland	Sjónvarp Símans	Season 1, 2015: Hjörtur Traustason Season 2, 2016–17: Karitas Harpa Davíðsdóttir	Helgi Björnsson (1–2) Salka Sól Eyfeld (1–2) Svala Björgvinsdóttir (1–2) Unnsteinn Manuel Stefánsson (1–2)	Sigvaldi Kaldalóns (1–2) Svavar Örn Svavarsson (1–2)
India	The Voice India[134][135]21	&TV (1–2) StarPlus (3)	Season 1, 2015: Pawandeep Rajan Season 2, 2016–17: Farhan Sabir Season 3, 2019: Sumit Saini	Shaan (1–2) Mika Singh (1) Sunidhi Chauhan (1) Himesh Reshammiya (1) Neeti Mohan (2) Benny Dayal (2) Salim Merchant (2) Adnan Sami (3) Armaan Malik (3) Kanika Kapoor (3) Harshdeep Kaur (3) A. R. Rahman (3, supercoach)	Karan Tacker (1) Sugandha Mishra (2) Divyanka Tripathi (3)
	The Voice India Kids	&TV Website	Season 1, 2016: Nishtha Sharma Season 2, 2017–18: Manashi Saharia	Neeti Mohan (1) Shekhar Ravjiani (1) Shaan (1–2) Papon (2) Palak Muchhal (2) Himesh Reshammiya (2)	Jay Bhanushali (1–2) Sugandha Mishra (1–2)
Indonesia	The Voice Indonesia[136][137]23	Indosiar (1) RCTI (2) GTV (3–4)[138] Website	Season 1, 2013: Billy Simpson Season 2, 2016: Mario G. Klau Season 3, 2018–19: Ronaldo Longa Season 4, 2019: Vionita Veronika	Sherina Munaf (1) Glenn Fredly† (1) Giring Ganesha (1) Ari Lasso (2) Agnez Mo (2) Kaka (2) Judika (2) Anggun (3) Armand Maulana (1, 3–4) Titi DJ (3–4) Vidi Aldiano & Nino Baskoro (duo, 3–4) Isyana Sarasvati (4) Comeback Stage Gamaliel Tapiheru (comeback stage, 4)	Darius Sinathriya (1) Daniel Mananta (2) Ananda Omesh (3–4) Fenita Arie (backstage, 1) Conchita Caroline (backstage, 1) Astrid Tiar (backstage, 3) Gracia Indri (backstage, 4)
	The Voice Kids Indonesia	GTV Website	Season 1, 2016: Christopher Edgar Season 2, 2017: Sharla Martiza Season 3, 2018: Keva Hamzah Season 4, 2021: Nikita Mawarni	Bebi Romeo (1–2) Muhammad Tulus (1–2) Agnez Mo (1–3) Kaka (3) Marcell Siahaan (3–4) Isyana Sarasvati (4) Yura Yunita & Rizky Febian (duo, 4)	Ananda Omesh Dian Ayu Lestari (backstage, 3) Ersa Mayori (backstage, 1–2, 4) Kaneishia Yusuf (online, 2) Kimberley Fransa (online, 3) Okky Lukman (guest, 4)
	The Voice All Stars		Season 1, 2022: Jogi Simanjuntak	Armand Maulana Titi DJ Vidi Aldiano & Nino Baskoro (duo) Isyana Sarasvati	Robby Purba
Iran	The Voice Persia[139]	MBC Persia	Season 1, 2023: Amin Yahyazadeh	Bijan Mortazavi Leila Forouhar Sogand Soheili Kamyar	Hamed Nikpay
Ireland	The Voice of Ireland	RTÉ One	Season 1, 2012: Pat Byrne Season 2, 2013: Keith Hanley Season 3, 2014: Brendan McCahey Season 4, 2015: Patrick Donoghue Season 5, 2016: Michael Lawson	Brian Kennedy (1) Sharon Corr (1–2) Jamelia (2–3) Dolores O'Riordan† (3) Kian Egan (1–5) Bressie (1–5) Rachel Stevens (4–5) Una Healy (4–5)	Kathryn Thomas (1–5) Eoghan McDermott (1–5)
Israel	The Voice ישראל[140][141] The Voice Israel	Channel 13 Reshet Website	Season 1, 2012: Kathleen Reiter Season 2, 2012–13: Lina Makhul Season 3, 2014: Elkana Marziano Season 4, 2016–17: Sapir Saban Season 5, 2019: Amit Shauli	Rami Kleinstein (1) Yuval Banay & Shlomi Bracha (duo, 2) Sarit Hadad (1–3) Mosh Ben-Ari (3) Miri Mesika (4) Avraham Tal (4) Aviv Geffen (1–4) Shlomi Shabat (solo, 1–4) Ivri Lider (5) Nasreen Qadri (5) Doron Medalie (5) Shlomi Shabat & Yuval Dayan (duo, 5)	Michael Aloni Shlomit Malka (4) Sivan Klein (backstage, 1) Mor Silver (backstage, 1–3)
Italy[142]	The Voice of Italy11[143][144]	Rai 2 Rai HD Website	Season 1, 2013: Elhaida Dani Season 2, 2014: Suor Cristina Scuccia Season 3, 2015: Fabio Curto Season 4, 2016: Alice Paba Season 5, 2018: Maryam Tancredi Season 6, 2019: Carmen Pierri	Riccardo Cocciante (1) Noemi (1–3) Piero Pelù (1–3) Roby & Francesco Facchinetti (duo, 3) Raffaella Carrà† (1–2, 4) Dolcenera (4) Emis Killa (4) Max Pezzali (4) J-Ax (2–3, 5) Al Bano (5) Cristina Scabbia (5) Francesco Renga (5) Morgan (6) Gué Pequeno (6) Elettra Lamborghini (6) Gigi D'Alessio (6)	Fabio Troiano (1) Federico Russo (2–4) Costantino della Gherardesca (5) Simona Ventura (6) Carolina Di Domenico (backstage, 1) Valentina Correani (backstage, 2–3) Alessandra Angeli (backstage, 4)
	The Voice Senior[145]	Rai 1	Season 1, 2020: Erminio Sinni Season 2, 2021–22: Annibale Giannarelli Season 3, 2023: Maria Teresa Reale Season 4, 2024: Diana Puddu Season 5, 2025: Patrizia Conte Season 6, 2025: Upcoming season	Current Loredana Bertè Arisa (4–) Clementino & Rocco Hunt (duo, 6–) Nek (6–) Former Al Bano & Jasmine Carrisi (duo, 1) Orietta Berti (2) Ricchi e Poveri (duo, 3) Clementino (solo, 1–5) Gigi D'Alessio (1–5)	Antonella Clerici
	The Voice Kids		Season 1, Spring 2023: Melissa Agliottone Season 2, Fall 2023: Simone Grande Season 3, 2024: Melissa Memeti Season 4, 2026: Upcoming season	Current Loredana Bertè Clementino Arisa (2–) TBA (4–) Former Ricchi e Poveri (duo, 1) Gigi D'Alessio (1–3)	Antonella Clerici
	The Voice Generations		Season 1, 2024: Gino & Noemi	Gigi D'Alessio Loredana Bertè Clementino Arisa	Antonella Clerici
Japan	The Voice Japan[146]	TV Tokyo Website	Season 1, 2023: Yurina Koyanagi	Yuuri Maximum The Ryokun Izumi Nakasone Shikao Suga	Jay Kabira
Kazakhstan	Current The Voicе Қазақстан (7–) Former Қазақстан Дауысы (1–3) The Voice of Kazakhstan Голос Казахстана (4) The Voice Kazakhstan Qazaqstan дауысы (5-6) The Voice of Kazakhstan	Current Khabar (7–) Former Perviy Kanal Evraziya (4) Qazaqstan TV (1–3, 5–6)	Season 1, 2013–14: Shaharizat Seidakhmet Season 2, 2014–15: Bauyrzhan Retbaev Season 3, 2015: Murat Xayrolda Season 4, 2016–17: Dinmuhammed Dauletov Season 5, 2021: Quralay Meyrambek Season 6, 2023: Musa Marat Season 7, 2025: Upcoming season	Current Baigali Serkebayev (7–) Bayan Alaguzova (7–) Meirambek Besbaev (7–) Bagym Mukhitdenova (7–) TURAR (7–) Former Medeu Arynbaev (1–2) Nurlan Alban (1–3) Almas Kishkenbayev (1–3) Madina Saduakasova (1–3) Rustem Nurzhigit (3) Ali Okapov (4) Eva Becher (4) Nurlan Abdullin (4) Zhanna Orynbasarova (4) Saken Maigaziyev (5) Alem (5) Mayra Muhammad (5) Marzhan Arapbayeva (5–6) Zhanar Dugalova (6) Rakhym Kuandyk (6) Tolegen Mukhamejanov (6)	Current TBA (7–) TBA (7–) Former Azamat Satybaldy (1–3) Chingiz Kapin (4) Galym Kenshilik (5; finale, 6) Taukel Musilim (5) Jubanish Jeksen (6) Irina Ten (6)
	Current Qazaqstan дауысы. Балалар (2–) The Voice of Kazakhstan. Kids Former Голос Дети Казахстана14 (1) The Voice Kids Kazakhstan	Current Qazaqstan TV (2–) Former Perviy Kanal Evraziya (1)	Season 1, 2017: Daniil Yun Season 2, 2022: Ersultan Omar Season 3, 2023: Nurshat Kusanova	Current Jubanish Jeksen (2–) Alem (3–) Tolkyn Zabirova (3–) Marhaba Sabi (3–)7 Former Ali Okapov (1) Eva Becher (1) Zhanna Orynbasarova (1) Marzhan Arapbayeva (2) Dastan Orazbekov (2) Zhanar Dugalova (2)	Current Galym Kenshilik (2–) Zhuldyz Omirgali (backstage, 3–) Former Chingiz Kapin (1) Gulnur Orazymbetova (backstage, 2)
Lithuania	Lietuvos Balsas[147] The Voice of Lithuania	LNK	Season 1, 2012: Julija Jegorova Season 2, 2013–14: Paulius Bagdanavičius Season 3, 2014–15: Justina Budaitė Season 4, 2015–16: Kotryna Juodzevičiūtė Season 5, 2017–18: Monika Marija Paulauskaitė Season 6, 2018: Gerda Šukytė Season 7, 2020: Evita Cololo Season 8, 2021: Meidė Šlamaitė Season 9, 2023: Anyanya Udongwo Season 10, 2024–25: Sidas Gvozdiovas	Current Mantas Jankavičius (9–) Benas Aleksandravičius (9–) Gabrielė Vilkickytė (10–) Jessica Shy (10–) Free Finga (comeback stage, 10–) Former Violeta Tarasovienė (1) Egidijus Sipavičius (1) Jurgis Didžiulis & Erica Jennings (duo, 1) Merūnas Vitulskis (1–3) Katažina Nemycko (2–3) Arūnas Valinskas & Inga Valinskienė (duo, 2–3) Rūta Ščiogolevaitė (4) Aleksandras Ivanauskas-Fara (4) Renata Norvilė & Deivis Norvilas (duo, 4) Džordana Butkutė (5) Leon Somov (5–6) Inga Jankauskaitė (5–6) Donatas Montvydas (2–8) Moniqué (7–8) Justinas Jarutis (6–9) Monika Liu (7–9)	Current Rolandas Mackevičius (4–) Eglė Jurgaitytė (backstage, 10–) Former Vytautas Rumšas Jr. (1) Inga Jankauskaitė (2–3) Rolandas Vilkončius (2–3) Jonas Nainys (4) Žygimantas Barysas (backstage, 1) Santa Audickaitė (backstage, 2–3) Šarūnas Kirdeikis (backstage, 2–3) Agnė Juškėnaitė (backstage, 4–5) Ignas Lelys (backstage, 6) Karolina Meschino (backstage, 7) KaYra (backstage, 8–9)
	Lietuvos balsas. Vaikai[148] The Voice of Lithuania. Kids		Season 1, 2019: Milėja Stankevičiūtė Season 2, 2020: Matas Saukantas Season 3, 2021: Džiugas Joneikis	Monika Marija (1–2) Donatas Montvydas (1–3) Mantas Jankavičius (1–3) Moniqué (3)	Rolandas Mackevičius (1–3) Karolina Meschino (backstage, 2–3)
	Lietuvos balsas. Senjorai[149][150] The Voice of Lithuania. Senior		Season 1, 2019: Gedeminas Jepšas	Monika Marija Justinas Jarutis Inga Jankauskaitė Mantas Jankavičius	Rolandas Mackevičius Karolina Meschino
	Lietuvos Balsas. Kartos[151] The Voice of Lithuania. Generations		Season 1, 2022: Hey! Mix Season 2, 2024: T3	Current Vaidas Baumila Benas Aleksandravičius Nomeda Kazlaus (2–) Gabrielė Vilkickytė (2–) Former Ieva Prudnikovaitė (1) 69 Danguje (trio, 1)17	Current Rolandas Mackevičius Eglė Jurgaitytė (backstage, 2–) Former Ieva Mackevičienė (backstage, 1)
Malaysia Singapore	The Voice – 决战好声[152][153] The Voice – Battle for the Best Voice	StarHub TV E City Astro AEC	Season 1, 2017: Lim Wen Suen	Sky Wu (1) Ding Dang (1) Gary Chaw (1) Hanjin Tan (1)	Siow Hui Mei (1) Wong Woon Hong (1)
Malta	The Voice Kids25	TVM	Season 1, 2022–23: Dawn Desira Season 2, 2025: Upcoming season	Current TBA (2–) TBA (2–) TBA (2–) Former Owen Leuellen (1) Destiny Chukunyere (1) Gianluca Bezzina (1)	Sarah Bajada
	The Voice Senior		Season 1, 2024: Cancelled	TBA	TBA
Mexico	La Voz... México (1–7)[154] The Voice... Mexico La Voz (8–11)[155] The Voice	Las Estrellas (1–7) Website Azteca Uno (8–11) Website	Season 1, 2011: Oscar Cruz Season 2, 2012: Luz Maria Season 3, 2013: Marcos Razo Season 4, 2014: Guido Rochin Season 5, 2016: Yuliana Martínez Season 6, 2017: Luis Adrián Cruz Season 7, 2018: Cristina Ramos Season 8, 2019: Fatima Dominguez Season 9, 2020: Fernando Sujo Season 10, 2021: Sherlyn Sánchez Season 11, 2022: Fátima Elizondo	Lucero (1) Aleks Syntek (1) Espinoza Paz (1) Beto Cuevas (2) Jenni Rivera† (2) Paulina Rubio (2) Marco Antonio Solís (3) Wisin & Yandel (duo, 3) Alejandra Guzmán (3) Ricky Martin (4) Julión Álvarez (4) J Balvin (5) Gloria Trevi (5) Los Tigres del Norte (duo, 5) Alejandro Sanz (1, 5) Laura Pausini (4, 6) Yuri (4, 6) Carlos Vives (6) Maluma (6–7) Carlos Rivera (7) Anitta (7) Natalia Jiménez (7) Yahir (8) Lupillo Rivera (8) Ricardo Montaner (8–9) Belinda (8–9) Christian Nodal (9) María José (9–10) Edith Márquez (10) Jesús Navarro (10) Miguel Bosé (2, 10) David Bisbal (3, 11) Yuridia (11) Ha*Ash (duo, 11) Joss Favela (11)	Mark Tacher (1) Jacqueline Bracamontes (2–6) Lele Pons (7) Jimena Pérez (8) Eddy Vilard (9–11) Cynthia Urías (backstage, 1–2) Lidia Ávila (backstage, 3) Paty Cantú (backstage, 4) Natalia Téllez (backstage, 5) Odalys Ramírez (backstage, 6–7) Sofía Aragón (backstage, 9–11)
	La Voz Kids[156][157] The Voice Kids	Las Estrellas (1–2) Azteca Uno (3–4) Website	Season 1, 2017: Eduardo Barba Season 2, 2019: Roberto Xavier Season 3, 2021: Randy Ortiz Season 4, 2022: Kevin Aguilar	Maluma (1) Emmanuel & Mijares (duo, 1) Rosario Flores (1) Carlos Rivera (2) Lucero (2) Melendi (2) Belinda (3) María José (3) Camilo (3) Mau y Ricky (duo, 3–4) Paty Cantú (4) Joss Favela (4) María León (4)7	Yuri (1–2) Eddy Vilard (3–4) Olivia Peralta (backstage, 1–2)
	La Voz Senior[158] The Voice Senior	Azteca Uno[159] Website	Season 1, 2019: Salvador Rivera Season 2, 2021: Omar Alexander	Lupillo Rivera (1) Ricardo Montaner (1–2) Belinda (1–2) Yahir (1–2) María José (2)	Jimena Pérez (1) Eddy Vilard (2)
Mongolia	The Voice of Mongolia[160]	Mongol TV Website	Season 1, 2018: Enguun Tseyendash Season 2, 2020: Yadam Khurelmunkh Season 3, 2022: Davaadalai Gerelt-Od Season 4, 2025: Upcoming season	Current TBA (4–) TBA (4–) TBA (4–) TBA (4–) Former Bold Dorjsuren (1–3) Uka (1–3) Otgonbayar Damba (1–3) Naranzun Badruugan (3) Ononbat Sed (1–2)	Ankhbayar Ganbold Uuganbayar Enkhbat
	The Voice Kids		Season 1, 2024: E.Chinguun	Uka Naagii ThunderZ	Uuganbayar Enkhbat Sansarmaa Battur
Myanmar	The Voice Myanmar	MRTV-4	Season 1, 2018: Ngwe Soe Season 2, 2019: Novem Htoo Season 3, 2020: Nool	Lynn Lynn (1) Kyar Pauk (1–3) Yan Yan Chan (1–3) Ni Ni Khin Zaw (1–3) R Zarni (2–3)	Tayzar Kyaw
Nepal	The Voice of Nepal	Current Himalaya Television (2–) Former Kantipur (1) Kantipur HD (1) Website	Season 1, 2018: CD Vijaya Adhikari Season 2, 2019: Ram Limbu Season 3, 2021: Kiran Gajmer Season 4, 2022: Karan Rai Season 5, 2023–24: Binod Rai Season 6, 2025: Proshesh Pandey Season 7, 2025–26: Upcoming season	Current Uday Sotang (5–) Raju Lama (2–4, 6–) Melina Rai (6–) Khem Century (6–) Former Sanup Paudel (1) Abhaya Subba (1) Astha Raut (2) Deep Shrestha (1–3) Pramod Kharel (1–5) Trishna Gurung (3) Prabisha Adhikari (4) Rajesh Payal Rai (4–5) Milan Newar (5)	Current Sushil Nepal Former Oshin Sitaula (1)
	The Voice Kids	Himalaya Television	Season 1, 2021–22: Jenish Upreti Season 2, 2023: Spandan Subba Season 3, 2024: Anuhya Tamang Season 4, 2025: Current season	Current Milan Newar Melina Rai (3–) Khem Century (4–) Satya Raj Acharya (4–)7 Former Raju Lama (1) Prabisha Adhikari (1–2) Sushant KC (2) Pramod Kharel (1–3) Chhewang Lama (3)	Sushil Nepal (1–2, 4–) Roneeshma Shrestha (3–)
Netherlands (Original)	The Voice of Holland[161] Original	RTL 4 Website	Season 1, 2010–11: Ben Saunders Season 2, 2011–12: Iris Kroes Season 3, 2012: Leona Philippo Season 4, 2013: Julia van der Toorn Season 5, 2014: OG3NE Season 6, 2015–16: Maan de Steenwinkel Season 7, 2016–17: Pleun Bierbooms Season 8, 2017–18: Jim van der Zee Season 9, 2018–19: Dennis van Aarssen Season 10, 2019–20: Sophia Kruithof Season 11, 2020–21: Dani van Velthoven Season 12, 2022: Cancelled[162] Season 13, 2026: Upcoming season	Current Ilse DeLange (4–5, 13–) Suzan & Freek (duo, 13–) Dinand Woesthoff (13–) Willie Wartaal (13–) Former Jeroen van der Boom (1) Angela Groothuizen (1–2) Nick & Simon (duo, 1–3) Roel van Velzen (1–3) Trijntje Oosterhuis (3–5) Marco Borsato (2–6) Guus Meeuwis (7) Sanne Hans (6–8) Lil' Kleine (9–10) Jan Smit (11) Anouk (6, 8–12) Ali B (4–12) Waylon (7–12) Glennis Grace (12) Typhoon & Maan (duo, comeback stage, 12)19	Current Chantal Janzen (10–) Edson da Graça (13–) Former Martijn Krabbé (1–12) Wendy van Dijk (1–9) Winston Gerschtanowitz (backstage, 1–4) Geraldine Kemper (backstage, 10–12) Jamai Loman (backstage, 5–9, 12)
	The Voice Kids7[163] Original		Season 1, 2012: Fabiënne Bergmans Season 2, 2012–13: Laura van Kaam Season 3, 2013–14: Ayoub Maach Season 4, 2015: Lucas van Roekel Season 5, 2016: Ésmée Schreurs Season 6, 2017: Iris Verhoek Season 7, 2018: Yosina Roemajauw Season 8, 2019: Silver Metz Season 9, 2020: Dax Hovius Season 10, 2021: Emma Kok Season 11, 2026: Upcoming season	Current Ilse DeLange (5–8, 10–) Flemming (11–) Emma Heesters (11–) Claude (11–) Former Angela Groothuizen (1–4) Nick & Simon (duo, 1–4) Douwe Bob (7) Marco Borsato (1–9) Anouk (8–9) Ali B (5–10) Sanne Hans (9–10) Snelle (10)	Current Jamai Loman (9–) Quinty Misiedjan (11–) Former Wendy van Dijk (1–8) Martijn Krabbé (1–10)
	The Voice Senior[164] Original		Season 1, 2018: Jimi Bellmartin† Season 2, 2019: Ruud Hermans Season 3, 2020: Henny Thijssen Season 4, 2021: Phil Bee	Geer & Goor (duo, 1) Marco Borsato (1–2) Ilse DeLange (1–4) Angela Groothuizen (1–4) Frans Bauer (2–4) Gerard Joling (solo, 3–4)	Martijn Krabbé Wendy van Dijk (1) Lieke van Lexmond (2–4)
Nigeria	The Voice Nigeria[165]	Africa Magic	Season 1, 2016: A'rese Season 2, 2017: Idyl Season 3, 2021: Esther Benyeogo Season 4, 2022–23: Pere Jason	Current Waje Praiz (4–) Niyola (4–) Naeto C (4–) Former 2Baba (1) Patoranking (1–2) Timi Dakolo (1–2) Yemi Alade (2–3) Falz (3) Darey (3)	Current Kate Henshaw (4–) Zainab Balogun (4–) Former IK Osakioduwa (1–2) Stephanie Coker (backstage, 1–2) Toke Makinwa (3) Nancy Isime (3)
	The Voice Kids		Season 1, TBA: New series	TBA	TBA
Norway	The Voice – Norges beste stemme The Voice – Norway's Best Voice	TV2 Website	Season 1, 2012: Martin Halla Season 2, 2013: Knut Marius Season 3, 2015: Yvonne Nordvik Sivertsen Season 4, 2017: Thomas Løseth Season 5, 2019: Maria Engås Halsne Season 6, 2021: Erlend Gunstveit Season 7, 2022: Jørgen Dahl Moe Season 8, 2023: Kira Dalan-Eriksen Season 9, 2024: Inger Lise Hope Season 10, 2025: Andrea Holm Season 11, 2026: Upcoming season[166]	Current Yosef Wolde-Mariam (1, 3–) Espen Lind (2–3, 6–) Gabrielle Leithaug (10–) Eva Weel Skram (10–) Former Magne Furuholmen (1) Tommy Tee (2) Lene Nystrøm (2) Sondre Lerche (1–3) Hanne Sørvaag (1, 3) Lene Marlin (4–5) Morten Harket (4–5) Martin Danielle (4–5) Matoma (6–7) Ina Wroldsen (6–9) Jarle Bernhoft (8–9)	Current Siri Avlesen (7–) Maria Bodøgaard (backstage) Former Øyvind Mund (1–6)
Peru	La Voz Peru[167][168][169][170] The Voice Peru	Latina Televisión	Season 1, 2013: Daniel Lazo Season 2, 2014: Ruby Palomino Season 3, 2015: Yamilet de la Jara Season 4, 2021: Marcela Navarro Season 5, 2022: Lita Pezo Season 6, 2023: Luis Manuel	Jerry Rivera (1–2) El Puma (1–2) Kalimba (1–2) Gian Marco Zignago (3) Álex Lora (3) Luis Enrique (3) Guillermo Dávila (4) Mike Bahía (4) Daniela Darcourt (4–5) Noel Schajris (5) Christian Yaipén (5) Eva Ayllón (1–6) Mauricio Mesones (6) Maricarmen Marin (6) Raúl Romero (6)	Diego Ubierna (1–2) Cristian Rivero (1–5) Jesús Alzamora (3, 6) María Paz Gonzales-Vigil (6) Karen Schwarz (Live shows, 4–5)
	La Voz Kids The Voice Kids		Season 1, 2014: Amy Gutiérrez Season 2, 2015: Sofía Hernández Season 3, 2016: Nicolás Parra Season 4, 2021: Gianfranco Bustios Season 5, 2022: Gianmarco Morales	Kalimba (1–2) Anna Carina (1–3) Luis Enrique (3) Daniela Darcourt (4) Joey Montana (4) Christian Yaipén (4) Eva Ayllón (1–5) Victor Muñoz (5) Maricarmen Marin (5) Ezio Oliva (5)7	Cristian Rivero (1–5) Almendra Gomelsky (1) Gigi Mitre (2) Katia Condos (3) Gianella Neyra (4) Karen Schwarz (5)
	La Voz Senior The Voice Senior		Season 1, 2021: Mito Plaza Season 2, 2022: Javier Carranza	Pimpinela (duo, 1) Tony Succar (1) Eva Ayllón (1–2) Daniela Darcourt (1–2) René Farrait (2) Raúl Romero (2)	Cristian Rivero Karen Schwarz (Live shows)
	La Voz Generaciones[171] The Voice Generations		Season 1, 2022–23: Los Dávila	Eva Ayllón Tony Succar & Mimy Succar (duo) Christian Yaipén	Cristian Rivero Karen Schwarz
Philippines	The Voice of the Philippines[172][173]	Current GMA Network (3–) Former ABS-CBN (1–2)	Season 1, 2013: Mitoy Yonting Season 2, 2014–15: Jason Dy	apl.de.ap (1–2) Lea Salonga (1–2) Sarah Geronimo (1–2) Bamboo Mañalac (1–2)	Toni Gonzaga (1–2) Luis Manzano (2) Robi Domingo (backstage, 1–2) Alex Gonzaga (backstage, 1–2)
	The Voice Kids[174]	Current GMA Network (6–) Former ABS-CBN (1–4) Kapamilya Channel (5) A2Z (5) TV5 (5)	Season 1, 2014: Lyca Gairanod Season 2, 2015: Elha Nympha Season 3, 2016: Joshua Oliveros Season 4, 2019: Vanjoss Bayaban Season 5, 2023: Shane Bernabe Season 6, 2024: Nevin Garceniego Season 7, 2025: Upcoming season	Current Julie Anne San Jose (6–) Billy Crawford (6–) Zack Tabudlo (7–) Paolo and Miguel Benjamin Guico (duo, 7–) 7 Former Sharon Cuneta (3) Lea Salonga (1–4) Sarah Geronimo (1–2, 4) Bamboo Mañalac (1–5) KZ Tandingan (5) Martin Nievera (5) Stell (6) Pablo (6)	Current Dingdong Dantes (6–) Former Luis Manzano (1–3)[175] Toni Gonzaga (4)[176] Alex Gonzaga (backstage, 1)[175] Yeng Constantino (backstage, 2) Kim Chiu (backstage, 3) KaladKaren (online, 4) Robi Domingo (backstage, 2–4; main, 5) Bianca Gonzalez (until semi-finals, backstage, 5) Jolina Magdangal (finals, backstage, 5) Jeremy Glinoga (online, 4–5) Elha Nympha (online, 5)
	The Voice Teens	ABS-CBN (1–2) Kapamilya Channel (2–3)	Season 1, 2017: Jona Marie Soquite Season 2, 2020: Team Winners per Coach28 Season 3, 2024: Jillian Pamat	Sharon Cuneta (1) Lea Salonga (1–2) Sarah Geronimo (1–2) apl.de.ap (2) Bamboo Mañalac (1–3) KZ Tandingan (3) Martin Nievera (3)	Toni Gonzaga (1) Luis Manzano (1–2) Alex Gonzaga (2) Robi Domingo (online, 1; main, 3) Bianca Gonzalez (3) KaladKaren (online, 2) Jeremy Glinoga (online, 2–3) Lorraine Galvez (online, 3) Kendra Aguirre (online, 3) Isang Manlapaz (online, 3)
	The Voice Generations[177]	GMA Network	Season 1, 2023: VOCALMYX	Chito Miranda Billy Crawford Julie Anne San Jose Stell	Current Dingdong Dantes Betong Sumaya (online) Jennie Gabriel (online) Former Crystal Paras (online, 1) Timmy Albert (online, 1) Matt Lozano (online, 1) Shuvee Etrata (online, 1)
Poland	The Voice of Poland[178]	TVP2 Website	Season 1, 2011: Damian Ukeje Season 2, Spring 2013: Natalia Sikora Season 3, Fall 2013: Mateusz Ziółko Season 4, Spring 2014: Juan Carlos Cano Season 5, Fall 2014: Aleksandra Nizio Season 6, 2015: Krzysztof Iwaneczko Season 7, 2016: Mateusz Grędziński Season 8, 2017: Marta Gałuszewska Season 9, 2018: Marcin Sójka Season 10, 2019: Alicja Szemplińska Season 11, 2020: Krystian Ochman Season 12, 2021: Marta Burdynowicz Season 13, 2022: Dominik Dudek Season 14, 2023: Jan Górka Season 15, 2024: Anna Iwanek Season 16, 2025: Upcoming season	Current Tomson & Baron (duo, 2–8, 10–) Michał Szpak (8–11, 15–) Kuba Badach (15–) Margaret (10, 16–) TBA (comeback stage, 16–)19 Former Anna Dąbrowska (1) Kayah (1) Nergal (1) Natalia Kukulska (7) Andrzej Piaseczny (1, 6–8) Maria Sadowska (3–4, 6–8) Piotr Cugowski (9) Grzegorz Hyży (9) Patrycja Markowska (2, 9) Kamil Bednarek (10) Edyta Górniak (3, 5–6, 11) Urszula Dudziak (11) Sylwia Grzeszczak (12) Justyna Steczkowska (2, 4–5, 12–14) Marek Piekarczyk (2–5, 12–14) Lanberry (13–15)	Current Paulina Chylewska (15–) Maciej Musiał (backstage, 2–9; main, 10–11, 15–) Jan Dąbrowski (backstage, 15–) Former Hubert Urbański (1) Marika (2–4) Magdalena Mielcarz (1, 5) Halina Mlynkova (6) Barbara Kurdej-Szatan (7–9) Mateusz Szymkowiak (backstage, 1) Iga Krefft (backstage, 2) Marta Siurnik (backstage, 3–5) ReZigiusz (backstage, 6) Łukasz Jakubiak (backstage, 7) Krzysztof Jankowski (backstage, 9) Marcelina Zawadzka (backstage, 8, 10) Adam Zdrójkowski (backstage, 10–11) Małgorzata Tomaszewska–Słomina (backstage, 11; main, 12–13) Michał Szczygieł (backstage, 12) Tomasz Kammel (2–14) Aleksander Sikora (backstage, 12–14)
	The Voice Kids		Season 1, 2018: Roksana Węgiel Season 2, 2019: Anna Dąbrowska Season 3, 2020: Marcin Maciejczak Season 4, 2021: Sara James Season 5, 2022: Mateusz Krzykała Season 6, 2023: Martyna Gąsak Season 7, 2024: Michell Siwak Season 8, 2025: Zosia Wójcik Season 9, 2026: Upcoming season	Current Cleo (2–) Tribbs (9–) TBA (9–) Former Edyta Górniak (1) Dawid Kwiatkowski (1–6) Natasza Urbańska (7–8) Tomson & Baron (duo, 1–8)	Current Paulina Chylewska (8–) Michalina Sosna (8–) Jan Dąbrowski (backstage, 2–3, 8–) Antoni Scardina (backstage, 2–) Former Barbara Kurdej-Szatan (1–2) Adam Zdrójkowski (backstage, 1) Leon Paszek (backstage, 1) Witold Sosulski (backstage, 1) Tomasz Kammel (1–7) Ida Nowakowska (3–7) Oliwier Szot (backstage, 4–7)
	The Voice Senior[179]		Season 1, 2019: Jola, Krystyna, & Ela Szydłowskie Season 2, 2021: Barbara Parzeczewska Season 3, 2022: Krzysztof Prusik Season 4, 2023: Zbigniew Zaranek Season 5, 2024: Regina Bavcevic Season 6, 2025: Wojciech Bardowski Season 7, 2026: Upcoming season	Current Andrzej Piaseczny (1–2, 6–) Robert Janowski (6–) Tatiana Okupnik (6–) TBA (7–) Former Marek Piekarczyk (1) Urszula Dudziak (1) Izabela Trojanowska (2) Alicja Majewska (1–3) Witold Paszt† (2–3) Piotr Cugowski (3–4) Maryla Rodowicz (3–5) Alicja Węgorzewska (4–5) Tomasz Szczepanik (4–5) Halina Frąckowiak (5) Małgorzata Ostrowska (6)	Current Marta Manowska (1–3, 5–) Łukasz Nowicki (7–) Former Marek Grąbczewski (backstage) Tomasz Kammel (1) Małgorzata Tomaszewska–Słomina (4) Nina Busk† (backstage, 1) Rafał Brzozowski (2–5) Robert Stockinger (6–)
Portugal	Current The Voice Portugal (2–) Former A Voz de Portugal (1) The Voice of Portugal	RTP1	Season 1, 2011–12: Denis Filipe Season 2, 2014: Rui Drumond Season 3, 2015–16: Deolinda Kinzimba Season 4, 2016: Fernando Daniel Season 5, 2017: Tomás Adrião Season 6, 2018: Marvi Season 7, 2019–20: Rita Sanches Season 8, 2020–21: Luís Trigacheiro Season 9, 2021–22: Rodrigo Lourenço Season 10, 2022–23: Gustavo Reinas Season 11, 2023–24: José Bacelar Season 12, 2024–25: Rafael Ribeiro Season 13, 2025–26: Upcoming season	Current Fernando Daniel (11–) Sara Correia (11–) Sónia Tavares (11–) Calema (duo, 13–) Former Anjos (duo, 1) Mia Rose (1) Paulo Gonzo (1) Rui Reininho (1–2) Anselmo Ralph (2–6) Mickael Carreira (2–6) Aurea (3–9) Marisa Liz (2–10) Diogo Piçarra (7–10) Carolina Deslandes (10) Dino d'Santiago (10) António Zambujo (7–9, 11) Nininho Vaz Maia (12)	Current Catarina Furtado Maria Petronilho (backstage, 12–) Former Vasco Palmeirim (2–10) Diogo Beja (backstage, 1) Laura Figueiredo (backstage, 2) Mariana Monteiro (backstage, 2) Pedro Fernandes (backstage, 2) Jani Gabriel (backstage, 3–5) Mafalda de Castro (backstage, 6–7) Fábio Lopes (backstage, 8–9) Catarina Maia (backstage, 10–11)
	The Voice Kids		Season 1, 2014: Diogo Garcia Season 2, 2021: Simão Oliveira Season 3, 2022: Maria Gil Season 4, 2023: Júlia Machado Season 5, 2024: Victoria Nicole Season 6, 2025: Inês Gonçalves	Current Cuca Roseta (5–) Diogo Piçarra (6–) Miguel Cristovinho (6–) Nena (6–)7 Former Raquel Tavares (1) Daniela Mercury (1) Anselmo Ralph (1) Marisa Liz (2) Carolina Deslandes (2–3) Fernando Daniel (2–4) Aurea (4) Carlão (2–5) Bárbara Tinoco (3–5) Nininho Vaz Maia (5)	Current Catarina Furtado (2–) Maria Petronilho (backstage, 6–) Former Vasco Palmeirim (1) Mariana Monteiro (1) Rui Maria Pêgo (backstage, 1) Bárbara Lourenço (backstage: Blind auditions and Battles, 2) Fábio Lopes (backstage: Live shows, 2; full season, 3) Catarina Maia (backstage, 4–5)
	The Voice Gerações[180] The Voice Generations		Season 1, 2022: Rodrigo d'Orey & Teresa de Castro Season 2, 2023: Todagente Season 3, 2025: Current season	Current Mickael Carreira Anselmo Ralph Marisa Liz (3–) Gisela João (3–) Former Bárbara Bandeira (1) Simone de Oliveira (1–2) Sara Correia (2)	Current Catarina Furtado Catarina Maia (backstage, 2–) Former Vasco Palmeirim (1–2)
Romania Moldova	Vocea României[181]10 The Voice of Romania	Pro TV Pro TV Chișinău Website	Season 1, 2011: Ștefan Stan Season 2, 2012: Julie Mayaya Season 3, 2013: Mihai Chițu Season 4, 2014: Tiberiu Albu Season 5, 2015: Cristina Bălan Season 6, 2016: Teodora Buciu Season 7, 2017: Ana Munteanu Season 8, 2018: Bogdan Ioan Season 9, 2019: Dragoș Moldovan Season 10, 2022: Iulian Nunucă Season 11, 2023: Alexandra Căpitănescu Season 12, 2024: Aura Şova Season 13, 2025: Upcoming season	Current Tudor Chirilă (4–) Irina Rimes (8–) Smiley (solo, 1–9, 11–) Horia Brenciu & Theo Rose (duo, 11–) Former Marius Moga (1–6) Loredana Groza (1–7) Adrian Despot (7) Andra (8) Horia Brenciu (solo, 1–3, 9) Denis Roabeș (10) Smiley & Theo Rose (duo, 10)	Current Pavel Bartoș Former Roxana Ionescu (1) Nicoleta Luciu (2–3) Vlad Roșca (backstage, 1–3) Oana Tache (backstage, 4–5) Lili Sandu (backstage, 6–7) Laura Giurcanu (backstage, 8) Irina Fodor (backstage, 8–9) Iulia Pârlea (backstage, 10) Alina Ceușan (backstage, 11)
	Vocea României Junior The Voice of Romania Junior		Season 1, 2017: Maia Mălăncuș Season 2, 2018: Maya Ciosa	Inna (1–2) Andra (1–2) Marius Moga (1–2)	Robert Tudor Mihai Bobonete
Russia	Голос14 The Voice	Channel One Website	Season 1, 2012: Dina Garipova Season 2, 2013: Sergey Volchkov Season 3, 2014: Alexandra Vorobyeva Season 4, 2015: Hieromonk Fotiy Season 5, 2016: Daria Antonyuk Season 6, 2017: Selim Alakhyarov Season 7, 2018–19: Petr Zakharov Season 8, 2019–20: Asker Berbekov Season 9, 2020: Yana Gabbasova Season 10, 2021: Alexander Volkodav Season 11, 2023: Victoria Solomakhina Season 12, 2024: Bogdan Shuvalov Season 13, 2025: David Sanikidze Season 14, 2026: Upcoming season	Current Polina Gagarina (4–5, 8–9, 11–) Anton Belyaev (11–) Basta (4, 7, 9, 11, 13–) Hibla Gerzmava (13–) Former Grigory Leps (4–5) Ani Lorak (7) Konstantin Meladze (7–8) Sergey Shnurov (7–9) Valeriy Syutkin (8–9) Dima Bilan (1–3, 5–6, 10) Leonid Agutin (1–3, 5–6, 10) Pelageya (1–3, 6, 10) Alexander Gradsky† (1–4, 6, 10) Vladimir Presnyakov (11–12) Zivert (12)	Current Yana Churikova (11–) Former Dmitry Nagiev (1–10)
	Голос. Дети14 The Voice Kids		Season 1, 2014: Alisa Kozhikina Season 2, 2015: Sabina Mustaeva Season 3, 2016: Danil Pluzhnikov Season 4, 2017: Elizaveta Kachurak Season 5, 2018: Rutger Garekht Season 6, 2019: No winner22 Season 7, 2020: Olesya Kazachenko Season 8, 2021: Vladislav Tyukin Season 9, 2022: Adelia Zagrebina Season 10, 2022–23: Anna Dorovskaya Season 11, 2024: Vasily Igolkin Season 12, 2025: Upcoming season	Current Dima Bilan (1–4, 11–) Yulianna Karaulova (11–) JONY (11–) Former Maxim Fadeev (1–2) Leonid Agutin (3) Nyusha (4) Pelageya (1–3, 5–6) Valery Meladze (4–7) LOBODA (6, 8) Polina Gagarina (7, 9) Basta (5, 7–10) Egor Kreed (8–10) MakSim (10)	Current Yana Churikova (10–) Valya Karnaval (11–) Former Dmitry Nagiev (1–9) Natalia Vodianova (1) Anastasia Chevazhevskaya (2) Valeria Lanskaya (3) Svetlana Zeinalova (4) Aglaya Shilovskaya (6) Agata Muceniece (5, 7–10)
	Голос. 60+[182][183] The Voice 60+		Season 1, 2018: Lidia Muzaleva Season 2, 2019: Leonid Sergienko Season 3, 2020: Dina Yudina Season 4, 2021: Mikhail Serebryakov† Season 5, 2022: Raisa Dmitrenko	Leonid Agutin (1) Valery Meladze (1) Pelageya (1–2) Valeriya (2) Mikhail Boyarsky (2) Lev Leshchenko (1–3) Tamara Gverdtsiteli (3) Garik Sukachov (3) Stas Namin (4) Laima Vaikule (4) Valery Leontiev (4) Oleg Gazmanov (4) Elena Vaenga (3, 5) Valeriy Syutkin (5) Alexander Malinin (5) Igor Kornelyuk (5)	Dmitry Nagiev (1–4) Larisa Guzeeva (5)
	Голос. Уже не дети The Voice No longer kids Original		Season 1, 2023: Veronika Syromlya	Dima Bilan Pelageya Polina Gagarina Egor Kreed	Yana Churikova
South Africa[165]	The Voice South Africa[184][185][186]	M-Net9 Website	Season 1, 2016: Richard Stirton Season 2, 2017: Craig Lucas Season 3, 2019: Tasché Burger	Karen Zoid (1–2) Kahn Morbee (1–2) Bobby van Jaarsveld (1–2) Lira (1–3) Riana Nel (3) Francois Van Coke (3) Riky Rick† (3)	Lungile Radu (1–2) Anele Mdoda (3) Stacey Norman (backstage, 1–2)
South Korea	The Voice of Korea[187]	Mnet9 Website	Season 1, 2012: Son Seung-yeon Season 2, 2013: Lee Ye-jun Season 3, 2020: Kim Ji-hyun	Gil (1–2) Kangta (1–2) Baek Ji-young (1–2) Shin Seung-hun (1–2) Kim Jong-kook (3) BoA (3) Sung Si-kyung (3) Dynamic Duo (duo, 3)	Kim Jin-pyo (1–2) Jang Sung-kyu (3) Park Ji-yoon (backstage, 1–2)
	The Voice Kids		Season 1, 2013: Kim Myung-ju	Yoon Sang (1) Seo In-young (1) Yang Yo-seob (1)	Jun Hyun-moo (1)
Spain Andorra	La Voz13[188][189][190][191][192] The Voice	Current Antena 3[193][194] (6–) Former Telecinco (1–5) Website	Season 1, 2012: Rafa Blas Season 2, 2013: David Barrull Season 3, 2015: Antonio José Season 4, 2016: Irene Caruncho Season 5, 2017: Alba Gil Season 6, 2019: Andrés Martín Season 7, 2020: Kelly Season 8, 2021: Inés Manzano Season 9, 2022: Javier Crespo Season 10, 2023: Elsa Tortonda Season 11, 2024: Manuel Ayra Season 12, 2025: Upcoming season	Current Pablo López (5–7, 9–) Malú (1–5, 8, 10–) Mika (12–) Sebastián Yatra (12–) Former David Bisbal (1–2) Rosario Flores (1–2) Melendi (1, 4) Manuel Carrasco (4–5) Juanes (5) Paulina Rubio (6) Alejandro Sanz (3–4, 7–8) Pablo Alborán (8) Laura Pausini (3, 7, 9) Miriam Rodríguez (comeback stage, 7–8, 10)19 Luis Fonsi (6, 8–11) Antonio Orozco (2–3, 6–7, 9–11)	Current Eva González (6–) Former Jesús Vázquez (1–5) Tania Llasera (backstage, 1–5) Juanra Bonet (backstage, 6)
	La Voz Kids The Voice Kids	Current Antena 3[193] (5–) Former Telecinco (1–4) Website	Season 1, 2014: María Parrado Season 2, 2015: José María Ruiz Season 3, 2017: Rocío Aguilar Season 4, 2018: Melani García Gaspar Season 5, 2019: Irene Gil Season 6, 2021: Levi Díaz Season 7, 2022: Pol Calvo Season 8, 2023: Rubén Franco Season 9, 2024: Alira Moya Season 10, 2025: Lucas Paulano Season 11, 2026: Upcoming season	Current Edurne (10–) Antonio Orozco (3–4, 11–) Ana Mena (11–) Luis Fonsi (11–)7 Former Malú (1) Manuel Carrasco (2) Vanesa Martín (5–6) Pablo López (7) Aitana (7–8) Sebastián Yatra (7–8) Rosario Flores (1–6, 8–9) Melendi (4–6, 9) David Bisbal15 (1–3, 5–10) Lola Indigo (9–10) Manuel Turizo (10)	Current Eva González (5–) Juanra Bonet (backstage, 5–) Former Jesús Vázquez (1–4) Tania Llasera (backstage, 1–4)
	La Voz Senior[195][196] The Voice Senior	Antena 3[193]	Season 1, 2019: Helena Bianco Season 2, 2020: Naida Abanovich Season 3, 2022: Gwen Perry	Antonio Orozco (1–3) David Bisbal (1) Paulina Rubio (1) Pablo López (1) Rosana (2) Pastora Soler (2) David Bustamante (2–3) Niña Pastori (3) José Mercé (3)	Eva González
	La Voz All Stars[197] The Voice All Stars		Season 1, 2023: Toyemi	Luis Fonsi Pablo López Antonio Orozco Malú	Eva González
Sri Lanka	The Voice Teens[198]25	Sirasa TV	Season 1, 2020: Hashen Dulanjana[199] Season 2, 2022: Pranirsha Thiyagaraja	Current Raini Charuka Goonatillake Sanka Dineth (2–) Abhisheka Wimalaweera (2–) Lahiru Perera (2–) Former Ashanthi De Alwis (1) Dumal Warnakulasuriya (1) Sanuka Wickramasinghe (1)	Stephanie Siriwardhana
	The Voice Sri Lanka31		Season 1, 2020–21: Harith Wijeratne Season 2, 2022–23: Rameesh Sashinka Season 3, 2024–25: Imesh Sandeepa	Current Supun Perera (comeback stage, 1–2; 3–)19 Raini Charuka Goonatillake (3–) Hirushi (3–) Mihindu Ariyaratne (3–) Former Kasun Kalhara (1–2) Sashika Nisansala (1–2) Umaria Sinhawansa (1–2) Bathiya and Santhush (duo, 1–2)	Current Sumiran Dhananjaya Gunasekara Julia Sonali (digital host, 3–) Former Dinithi Walgamage (Blind auditions, 1) Kingsley Rathnayake (Battles, 1)
	The Voice Kids		Season 1, 2023–24: Aslam Roshan	Pradeep Rangana Uresha Ravihari Harshana Dissanayake Nadini Premadasa	Nathasha Perera Julia Sonali (digital host)
Sweden	The Voice Sverige The Voice Sweden	TV4	Season 1, 2012: Ulf Nilsson	Petter (1) Ola Salo (1) Magnus Uggla (1) Carola Häggkvist (1)	Carina Berg (1) Simona Abraham (backstage, 1)
Switzerland Liechtenstein	The Voice of Switzerland[200]	SRF 1 (1–2) 3+ (3) Website	Season 1, 2013: Nicole Bernegger Season 2, 2014: Tiziana Gulino Season 3, 2020: Remo Forrer	Stress (1–2) Marc Sway (1–2) Stefanie Heinzmann (1–2) Philipp Fankhauser (1–2) DJ Antoine (3) Anna Rossinelli (3) Noah Veraguth (3) Büetzer Buebe (duo, 3)	Sven Epiney (1–2) Christa Rigozzi (3) Max Loong (3) Viola Tami (backstage, 1; main, 2) Tanya König (backstage, 2)
Thailand	The Voice Thailand[201]	Current One 31 (9–) Former Channel 3 (1–6) 3 HD (3–6) PPTV36 (7–8) Website	Season 1, 2012: Thanon Chamroen Season 2, 2013: Rangsan Panyaruen Season 3, 2014: Somsak Rinnairak Season 4, 2015: Thittinan Aonpan Season 5, 2016–17: Siphum Bencharat Season 6, 2017–18: Wachirawit Chinkoet Season 7, 2018–19: Pongsatorn Kambang Season 8, 2019: Eakkamon Bunphothong Season 9, 2024: Theeraphong Deaw Season 10, 2025: Upcoming season	Current Kong Saharat Jennifer Kim (1–4, 7–) Oat Pramote (9–) Jaii Taitosmith (9–) Bowkylion (comeback stage 9–) Former Stamp Apiwat (1–3) Singto Numchok (4–6) Da Endorphine (5–6) Joey Boy (1–8) Pop Pongkul (7–8)	Current Songsit Roongnophakunsri Former Rinlanee Sripen (backstage, 2–6)
	The Voice Kids[202]	Channel 3 (1–5) 3 HD (2–5) PPTV36 (6–7) Website	Season 1, 2013: Kuljira Tongkham Season 2, 2014: Pornsawun Yanvaro Season 3, 2015: Natharika Phetfu Season 4, 2016: Jedsada Sukharom Season 5, 2017: Siripong Srisukha Season 6, 2019: Mac-Sirichai Chaiyakul Season 7, 2020: Gracy Phattanan	Two Popetorn (1) Zani Nipaporn (1–3) Parn Thanaporn (1–3) Sumet & The Punk (duo, 2–3) Tongneng Rudklao (4–5) Lula (4–6) Tik Shiro (4–7) Joke So Cool (6–7) Mam Patcharida (6–7) Wan Thanakrit (7)7	Songsit Roongnophakunsri Rinlanee Sripen (1–5) Sawitree Sutthichanon (6–7)
	The Voice Senior[203][204]	PPTV36 Website	Season 1, 2019: Sanae Damkham Season 2, 2020: Ah Fort	Parn Thanaporn (1) Stamp Apiwat Tam Charas Kong Saharat Took Viyada (2)	Songsit Roongnophakunsri
	The Voice All Stars	One31 (1)	Season 1, 2022: Pure Ekkaphan Wannasut	Joey Boy Kong Saharat Jennifer Kim Pop Pongkul	Songsit Roongnophakunsri
	The Voice Pride[205]	Channel 7 HD	Season 1, 2025: Current season	Timethai Saowalak Leelabut Chalatit Tantiwut	Songsit Roongnophakunsri
Turkey	O Ses Türkiye[206][207][208] The Voice Turkey	Show TV (1) Star TV (2–3) TV8 (4–) Website	Season 1, 2011–12: Oğuz Berkay Fidan Season 2, 2012–13: Mustafa Bozkurt Season 3, 2013–1427: Hasan Doğru Season 4, 2014–15: Elnur Hüseynov Season 5, 2015–16: Emre Sertkaya Season 6, 2016–17: Dodan Özer Season 7, 2017–18: Lütfiye Özipek Season 8, 2018–19: Ferat Üngür Season 9, 2019–20: Alkan Dalgakıran Season 10, 2021–22: Hasan Koçak Season 11, 2025: Mert Özer	Current Beyazıt Öztürk (8–) Hadise (1–9, 11–) Gökhan Özoğuz (solo6, 3–4, 7, 11–) Melike Şahin (11–) Former Mustafa Sandal (1–2) Hülya Avşar (1–2) Mazhar Alanson & Özkan Uğur † (duo, 4) Gökhan & Hakan Özoğuz (duo6, 5–6) Sibel Can (6) Yıldız Tilbe (7) Seda Sayan (8–9) Oğuzhan Koç (10) Murat Boz (1–3, 5–10) Ebru Gündeş (3–5, 10)	Current Saadet Özsırkıntı (11–) Former Acun Ilıcalı (1–10) Alp Kırşan (1–3) Zeynep Dörtkardeşler (4–9)
	O Ses Çocuklar7[209][210] The Voice Kids	Star TV (1) TV8 (2–3)	Season 1, 2014: Şahin Kendirci Season 2, 2015: Bade Karakoç Season 3, 2016: Derin Yeğin[211]	Hadise (1–3) Murat Boz (1–2) Mustafa Ceceli (1–2) Oğuzhan Koç (2–3) Burak Kut (3)	Jess Molho (1–3) Sinem Yalçinkaya (backstage, 1) Zeynep Dörtkardeşler (backstage, 2–3)
	O Ses Türkiye Rap[212] The Voice Turkey Rap Original	Exxen	Season 1, 2021: Ekin Koşar Season 2, 2023: Eray Ünal	Mero (solo, 1) Murda (solo, 1) Eypio Hadise Mero & Murda (duo, 2) Sefo (2)	Heja (1) Saadet Özsırkıntı (2)
Ukraine	Голос країни14 The Voice of Ukraine	1+1 (1 – 12е5) TET (12е6 – 12e12) 1+1 Ukraine (13) Belsat (13) Website	Season 1, 2011: Ivan Hanzera Season 2, 2012: Pavlo Tabakov Season 3, 2013: Anna Khodorovsʹka Season 4, 2014: Ihor Hrokhotsʹkyy Season 5, 2015: Anton Kopityn Season 6, 2016: Vitalina Musyenko Season 7, 2017: Oleksandr Klymenko Season 8, 2018: Olena Lutsenko Season 9, 2019: Oksana Mukha Season 10, 2020: Roman Sasanchyn26 Season 11, 2021: Serhiy Lazanovskyy Season 12, 2022: Mariya Kvitka Season 13, 2023: Mykhailo Panchyshyn (PTASHKIN)	Ruslana (1) Stas Piekha (1) Diana Arbenina (1–2) Valeriya (2) Oleh Skrypka (2–3) Ani Lorak (4) Sergey Lazarev (4) Tamara Gverdtsiteli (4) Oleksandr Ponomariov (1–3, 5) Ivan Dorn (6) Jamala (7–8) Sergiy Babkin (7–8) Potap & NK (duo, 10) Dan Balan (9–10) Tina Karol (3, 5–11) Monatik (9–11) Olegg Vynnyk (11) Potap (solo, 5–9, 12) Svyatoslav Vakarchuk (3–6, 12) Olya Polyakova (12) Nadya Dorofeeva (11–13) Julia Sanina (13) Artem Pyvovarov (13) Ivan Klymenko (13) Comeback Stage Oleksandra Zaritska & Andriy Matsola (comeback stage, 12)19	Andriy Domansʹkyy (1–3) Olʹha Freymut (4–5) Yuriy Horbunov (5–13) Kateryna Osadcha (1–3, 6–13) Mykyta Dobrynin (backstage, 1) Anatoliy Anatolich (backstage, 1–5) Artem Gagarin (backstage, 8) Roma Geniy (backstage, 10) Slava Demin (backstage, 11) Serhiy Lazanovskyy (backstage, 12)
	Голос. Діти14[213] The Voice Kids	1+1	Season 1, 2012–13: Anna Tkach Season 2, 2015: Roman Sasanchyn26 Season 3, 2016: Elina Ivaschenko Season 4, 2017: Daneliya Tuleshova Season 5, 2019: Oleksandr Zazarashvyli	Oleh Skrypka (1) LOBODA (1) Tina Karol (1–3) Potap (2–3) Monatik (3–4) Natalia Mohylevska (2, 4) Vremya i Steklo (duo, 4–5) Jamala (5) Dzidzio (5)	Andriy Domansʹkyy (1) Kateryna Osadcha (1–5) Yuriy Horbunov (2–5)
United Kingdom	The Voice UK	Current ITV (6–)24 Website Former BBC One (1–5) Website	Season 1, 2012: Leanne Mitchell Season 2, 2013: Andrea Begley Season 3, 2014: Jermain Jackman Season 4, 2015: Stevie McCrorie Season 5, 2016: Kevin Simm Season 6, 2017: Mo Adeniran Season 7, 2018: Ruti Olajugbagbe Season 8, 2019: Molly Hocking Season 9, 2020: Blessing Chitapa Season 10, 2021: Craig Eddie Season 11, 2022: Anthonia Edwards Season 12, 2023: Jen & Liv Season 13, 2024: AVA Season 14, 2026: Upcoming season	Current will.i.am Sir Tom Jones (1–4, 6–) Tom Fletcher & Danny Jones (duo, 13–) Kelly Rowland (14–) Former Danny O'Donoghue (1–2) Jessie J (1–2) Kylie Minogue (3) Ricky Wilson (3–5) Rita Ora (4) Boy George (5) Paloma Faith (5) Gavin Rossdale (6) Jennifer Hudson (6–8) Meghan Trainor (9) Olly Murs (7–12) Anne-Marie (10–12) LeAnn Rimes (13)	Current Emma Willis (3–) Former Holly Willoughby (1–2) Reggie Yates (backstage, 1–2) Marvin Humes (backstage, 3–5) Cel Spellman (backstage, 6) Jamie Miller (backstage, 7) Vick Hope (backstage, 7) AJ Odudu (backstage, 8–10)
	The Voice Kids[214][215]	ITV24 Website	Season 1, 2017: Jess Folley Season 2, 2018: Daniel Davies Season 3, 2019: Sam Wilkinson Season 4, 2020: Justine Afante Season 5, 2021: Torrin Cuthill Season 6, 2022: Israella Chris Season 7, 2023: Shanice & Andrea Nyandoro	will.i.am (1–7) Pixie Lott (1–7) Danny Jones (1–7) Jessie J (3) Paloma Faith (4) Melanie C (5) Ronan Keating (6–7)	Emma Willis (1–7) Cel Spellman (backstage, 1) Vick Hope (backstage, 2) AJ Odudu (backstage, 3–5)
	The Voice V.I.P.		Season 1, TBA: New series	TBA	TBA
United Kingdom Wales	Y Llais[216][217](Welsh) The Voice	S4C	Season 1, 2025: Rose Datta Season 2, 2026: Upcoming season	Bryn Terfel Aleighcia Scott Yws Gwynedd Bronwen Lewis	Sian Eleri
United States and Caribbean countries	The Voice8[218][219](English)	NBC Website	Season 1, 2011: Javier Colon Season 2, Spring 2012: Jermaine Paul Season 3, Fall 2012: Cassadee Pope Season 4, Spring 2013: Danielle Bradbery Season 5, Fall 2013: Tessanne Chin Season 6, Spring 2014: Josh Kaufman Season 7, Fall 2014: Craig Wayne Boyd Season 8, Spring 2015: Sawyer Fredericks Season 9, Fall 2015: Jordan Smith Season 10, Spring 2016: Alisan Porter Season 11, Fall 2016: Sundance Head Season 12, Spring 2017: Chris Blue Season 13, Fall 2017: Chloe Kohanski Season 14, Spring 2018: Brynn Cartelli Season 15, Fall 2018: Chevel Shepherd Season 16, Spring 2019: Maelyn Jarmon Season 17, Fall 2019: Jake Hoot Season 18, Spring 2020: Todd Tilghman Season 19, Fall 2020: Carter Rubin Season 20, Spring 2021: Cam Anthony Season 21, Fall 2021: Girl Named Tom Season 22, 2022: Bryce Leatherwood Season 23, Spring 2023: Gina Miles Season 24, Fall 2023: Huntley Season 25, Spring 2024: Asher HaVon Season 26, Fall 2024: Sofronio Vasquez Season 27, Spring 2025: Adam David Season 28, Fall 2025: Upcoming season Season 29, Spring 2026: Upcoming season Season 30, Fall 2026: Upcoming season	Current Michael Bublé (26–28) Niall Horan (23–24, 28) Reba McEntire (24–26, 28) Snoop Dogg (26, 28) Former CeeLo Green (1–3, 5) Shakira (4, 6) Usher (4, 6) Christina Aguilera (1–3, 5, 8, 10) Pharrell Williams (7–10) Miley Cyrus (11, 13) Alicia Keys (11–12, 14) Jennifer Hudson (13, 15) Nick Jonas (18, 20) Ariana Grande (21) Camila Cabello (22) Blake Shelton (1–23) Chance the Rapper (23, 25) Dan + Shay (duo, 25) Gwen Stefani (7, 9, 12, 17, 19, 22, 24, 26) Kelsea Ballerini (27) Comeback Stage Kelsea Ballerini (comeback stage, 15)19 Bebe Rexha (comeback stage, 16)19 Guest coaches Kelsea Ballerini (battles, 20) Dan + Shay (duo, knockouts, 24) Upcoming John Legend (16–22, 24–25, 27, 29–) Adam Levine (1–16, 27, 29–) Kelly Clarkson (14–21, 23, 29–)	Current Carson Daly Former Alison Haislip (backstage, 1) Christina Milian (backstage, 2–4)
	La Voz Kids (Spanish)25 The Voice Kids	Telemundo Website	Season 1, 2013: Paola Guanche Season 2, 2014: Amanda Mena Season 3, 2015: Jonael Santiago Season 4, 2016: Christopher Rivera	Paulina Rubio (1) Roberto Tapia (1–2) Prince Royce (1–2) Natalia Jiménez (2–4) Daddy Yankee (3–4) Pedro Fernández (3–4)	Jorge Bernal (1–4) Daisy Fuentes (1–3) Patricia Manterola (4)
	La Voz[220][221](Spanish) The Voice		Season 1, 2019: Jeidimar Rijos Season 2, 2020: Sammy Colon	Luis Fonsi (1–2) Alejandra Guzmán (1–2) Wisin (1–2) Carlos Vives (1–2) Mau y Ricky (duo, comeback stage, 2)19	Jorge Bernal Jacqueline Bracamontes Jéssica Cediel (backstage, 1) Nastassja Bolívar (backstage, 2)
Uruguay	La Voz Uruguay[222] The Voice Uruguay	Canal 10	Season 1, 2022: Oscar Collazo Season 2, 2023: Federico Garat Season 3, 2024: Marcos Agüero	Current Agustín Casanova Valeria Lynch Rubén Rada Luana Persíncula (3–) Former Lucas Sugo (1–2)	Current Noelia Etcheverry (3–) Former Natalia Oreiro (1–2)
	La Voz Kids[223] The Voice Kids		Season 1, 2023: Sol Muñóz Season 2, 2025: Current season	Current Agustín Casanova Luana Persíncula (2–) Rubén Rada (solo, 2–) Former Valeria Lynch (1) Alex Ubago (1) Rubén Rada & Julieta Rada (duo, 1)	Noelia Etcheverry Rafa Cotelo (backstage, 1) Daniel Ketchedjian (backstage, 2)
Uzbekistan	OVoz The Voice of Uzbekistan	Zo'r TV	Season 1, 2024: Shohruxmirzo G’aniyev Season 2, 2025: Upcoming season[224]	Farrukh Zokirov Ozodbek Nazarbekov Sevara Nazarkhan Tohir Sodiqov	Mirshakar Fayzulloyev
	OVoz Bolalar The Voice Kids		Season 1, 2024: Qodirjon Valijonov	Sevara Nazarkhan DJ Piligrim Botir Qodirov	Jahongir Xo’jayev Khusnora Shadieva
	OVoz 50+[225] The Voice 50+		Season 1, 2025: O'lmas Olloberganov	Farrukh Zokirov Kumush Razzoqova DJ Piligrim	Mirshakar Fayzulloyev
	OVoz O'smirlar[226] The Voice Teens		Season 1, 2025: Current season	Shohruxxon Anvar Juraev Kumush Razzoqova	Mirshakar Fayzulloyev
Vietnam	Giọng hát Việt[227][228] The Voice of Vietnam	VTV3 VTV3 HD Website	Season 1, 2012–13: Phạm Thị Hương Tràm Season 2, 2013: Vũ Thảo My Season 3, 2015: Đức Phúc Season 4, 2017: Ali Hoàng Dương Season 5, 2018: Trần Ngọc Ánh Season 6, 2019: Hoàng Đức Thịnh	Trần Lập† (1) Hồ Ngọc Hà (1) Mỹ Linh (2) Hồng Nhung (2) Quốc Trung (2) Đàm Vĩnh Hưng (1–3) Mỹ Tâm (3) Thu Minh (1, 4) Đông Nhi (4) Tóc Tiên (4–5) Noo Phước Thịnh (4–5) Thu Phương (3, 5) Lam Trường (5) Tuấn Hưng (3, 6) Tuấn Ngọc (6) Thanh Hà (6) Hồ Hoài Anh (special coach, 6)	Phan Anh (1–3) Nguyên Khang (4) Phí Linh (5–6) Phương Mai (backstage, 1) V.Music band (backstage, 1) Yumi Dương (backstage, 2) Phạm Mỹ Linh (backstage, 3) Tim (backstage, 4) Đặng Quỳnh Chi (backstage, 4) Ali Hoàng Dương (backstage-blind audition, 5–6)
	Giọng hát Việt nhí[229] The Voice Kids of Vietnam		Season 1, 2013: Nguyễn Quang Anh Season 2, 2014: Nguyễn Thiện Nhân Season 3, 2015: Trịnh Nguyễn Hồng Minh Season 4, 2016: Trịnh Nhật Minh Season 5, 2017: Dương Ngọc Ánh Season 6, 2018: Hà Quỳnh Như Season 7, 2019: Kiều Minh Tâm	Hiền Thục (1) Thanh Bùi (1) Cẩm Ly (2–3) Lam Trường (2) Dương Khắc Linh (solo, 3) Noo Phước Thịnh (4) Đông Nhi & Ông Cao Thắng (duo, 4) Vũ Cát Tường (solo, 4–5) Soobin Hoàng Sơn (solo, 5) Hương Tràm & Tiên Cookie (duo, 5) Hồ Hoài Anh & Lưu Hương Giang (duo, 1–3, 6) Khắc Hưng & Bảo Anh (duo, 6) Soobin Hoàng Sơn & Vũ Cát Tường (duo, 6) Ali Hoàng Dương & Lưu Thiên Hương (duo, 7) Dương Cầm & Hương Giang (duo, 7) Dương Khắc Linh & Phạm Quỳnh Anh (duo, 7)	Thanh Thảo (1) Trấn Thành (1) Thanh Bạch (2–3) Ngô Kiến Huy (4) Thành Trung (5) Phí Linh (6) Ali Hoàng Dương (6) Khả Ngân (7) Gil Lê (7) Thanh Duy (backstage, 2) Jennifer Phạm (backstage, 2) Hoàng Oanh (backstage, 3) Chi Pu (backstage, 4) Đặng Quỳnh Chi (backstage, 5)

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