The Third Edition of The Voice Nigeria Returns With an Interesting Twist – Are you Ready?

 

The third edition of the world’s number one international
talent show is here again following the anticipation from Nigerians and Africa
at large.

The Voice Nigeria season 3 will be produced in Nigeria
and promises to be bigger and even more authentic than ever before with an interesting
twist this year which includes virtual engagements with fans, talents and the
general public. The lucky person to emerge The Voice Season 3 winner will be
rewarded with cash prizes, a brand new car, and an international recording
contract.

The Managing Director, Un1ty Limited and Executive Producer,
The Voice Season 3, Mr. Akin Salami, Expressing his delight over the show,
stated “We are excited to kick off The Voice, Season 3, especially at a
time like this when there is a growing appreciation for African music. This is
an amazing opportunity to provide a learning platform for exceptional Nigerian
talents and to show the world the quality of entertainment we are capable of
showcasing.

This year, contestants can look forward to big names as
Coaches who will help unleash the hidden talents in them. The Coaches for this
Season’s The Voice includes first time coaches Darey, and Falz The Bahd Guy, as
well as return coaches, Waje, and Yemi Alade. Each of these award-winning
artists boast a successful music career across different genres, and they will
be bringing to the table a wealth of experience in making excellent music,
becoming a superb performing artist, and connecting with people, especially
Nigerians, through art.

 The Voice Season 3
will be hosted by a multi-award-winning TV host and actress Nancy Isime and
co-hosted by popular radio personality and Vlogger, Toke Makinwa.

After the battle rounds comes the Live Shows. In this stage,
each of the talents performs a song given by their coach, and the coach saves
one out of every four talents while the rest are left to public votes.

How to Register 

 The Registration for
The Voice is free; however, interested talents must have a First Bank account,
record a one-minute video singing without a soundtrack, upload and fill the
form on the website. The show is open to both female and male contestants who
are Nigerians and have a government-issued means of Identification. Talents
must be at least 18 years by November 1, 2020. Interested talents can visit The
Voice Nigeria website for more information.

Registration for the audition is now open on the website
from August 25 and the deadline is September 19, 2020. For more information please visit
www.thevoicenigeria.com and all social media platforms of The Voice Nigeria.