The Voice Australia begins casting for 2023 season – as Guy Sebastian and Rita Ora look set to return as coaches
Channel Seven has opened casting for The Voice 2023.
The singing competition released a new teaser this week promoting auditions for next year’s season.
“Are you ready to share your gift? a voiceover asks as footage of this year’s winner Lachie Gill and coach Rita Ora plays.
Channel Seven has opened casting for The Voice 2023. (Picture: Coach Guy Sebastian)
‘Do you think you have what it takes to impress the coaches and spin a chair? Dob in a homie who should audition.
Meanwhile, Guy Sebastian has all but confirmed that he will be back as a coach next year by posting news about the auditions on his own Instagram page.
Former winners of The Voice have come away wealthier, but few have made lasting careers in the music industry.
The singing competition released a new teaser this week promoting auditions for next year’s season.
Former footballer Lachie Gill scooped $100,000 and a recording contract with Universal Music Australia when he won the competition earlier this year.
It comes after Seven confirmed last month that a major international musician is set to replace Keith Urban in 2023.
Daily Mail Australia understands the network has approached several Grammy winners to appear on the Australian talent show.
Former footballer Lachie Gill won $100,000 and a recording contract with Universal Music Australia when he won the competition earlier this year
The likes of Alicia Keys, Bebe Rexha, Gwen Stefani and Christina Aguilera, who all appeared on the American series, are among the names under consideration.
They will join Rita Ora, Jessica Mauboy and Guy Sebastian, expected to return.
The Voice Australia will air on Channel Seven in 2023
It comes after Seven confirmed last month that a major international musician is set to replace Keith Urban (left) in 2023
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