It’s another round of excitement, drama and intrigue as The Voice Nigeria, proudly sponsored by Airtel in association with Coca-Cola, returns for a second season exclusively on Africa Magic! Auditions for the show begin on the 4th of April, 2017 in four cities across Nigeria.

Since its original launch in 2010, The Voice has gone on to win audiences in countries like the US, Australia and the UK, where renowned artistes have occupied the show’s famous red chairs as coaches. The Voice Nigeria employs the same format including a panel of four coaches who critique the contestants’ performances and at the end of last season, A’rese of #TeamWaje emerged victorious after seeing off competition from some of Nigeria’s most exciting talents.

The Director, M-Net West Africa, Wangi Mba-Uzoukwu, said: “We are thrilled to announce the second season of The Voice Nigeria. The first season proved to be hugely successful and popular with audiences not only in Nigeria but all over the continent, and our viewers should expect stellar performances by the artistes and all the familiar intrigue and excitement as the coaches jostle to pick the best performers.”

To stand a chance of participating in season two of The Voice Nigeria, prospective contestants need to visit the various audition venues in four cities across Nigeria:

Port Harcourt: 4th – 5th April 2017 at the Viontel Hotel Plot 96 Stadium Road G.R.A

Enugu: 8th – 9th April 2017 Universal Hotel, Plot 3 Aguleri Street, Independence Layout

Abuja: 4th – 5th April 2017 at the Bolingo Hotels, Independent Avenue, Central Business District, Garki

Lagos: 8th – 9th April 2017 at the Westown Hotel 7 Opebi Link Road, Ikeja


http:///1539/voice-nigeria-season-2-auditions/

My time to shine

Oh my God! I thought they said Seun pays for FTC?

Where is mine Abi recession Don reach him side too?

Where is Airforce1 Sef!

I tot you guys said Don Jazzy was after him

Hmmm...






Let me tell someone who is interested then...

lemme go and sing .....if i tell you say i love you oh

Ok... I dey go fry beans

Ok, my signature

Y'all watch out for me.

The voice Nigeria that is recorded in South-Africa. Such a shame.

I'll audition

still working on my voice... next year things...

Who won the first one sef??

softwerk:
Where is Airforce1 Sef!

I tot you guys said Don Jazzy was after him

Don Jazzy asked him to release his long-awaited album before signing him.

a popular artist here should go mbok

let me try

Finally... My time to shine

everything na copy copy..the voice again

LastMumu:
Probably going to be as boring as hell. Africans naturally ain't blessed with good voice. Very few raw musical talents abound in the whole continent. Dancing is more like our thing.

I was at some point confused with your post.. until I saw your moniker which says it all

LastMumu:
Probably going to be as boring as hell. Africans naturally ain't blessed with good voice. Very few raw musical talents abound in the whole continent. Dancing is more like our thing.

What is this one saying biko? Are you from some hamlet somewhere?

softwerk:
Where is Airforce1 Sef!

I tot you guys said Don Jazzy was after him

Did he steal something?

LastMumu:


I know more about music than you'd know in your entire lifetime.

Na upper cut you give person piking so oo... That's not good for a person born from a woman na bros..

Cool.

savage

Nellybobo:
I was at some point confused with your post.. until I saw your moniker which says it all

softwerk:
Where is Airforce1 Sef!

I tot you guys said Don Jazzy was after him

. Yhu don finish me with laugh

LastMumu:
Probably going to be as boring as hell. Africans naturally ain't blessed with good voice. Very few raw musical talents abound in the whole continent. Dancing is more like our thing.

Wrong. All the biggest names in music are of African descent.
The recently late Chuck Berry - Father of Rock Music
Michael Jackson - King of Pop
James Brown - Godfather of Soul
Jackie Wilson - Father of RnB
R Kelly - King of RnB
Fela - King of Afropop

We also have a lot of talented vocalists in Africa too. Its just that we in Africa have allowed our music go degenerate into trash not worth listening to, coupled with the advent of autotune that makes African artists lazy. The voice is an instrument and it has to be taken good care of and practiced daily.