The teams are getting full!

The Voice Australia 2025 has kicked off with the Blind Auditions, which have so far seen some highly talented contestants assigned to the coaches’ teams.

The premise of The Voice Australia 2025 is that the superstar coaches Melanie C, Ronan Keating, Richard Marx, and Kate Miller-Heidke blindly listen to contestants perform and then slam their buzzers when they hear something they like

Like last year, each coach has an ultimate block, which allows them to block all of their fellow coaches and ensure the contestant joins their team. The Voice 2025 coaches also received a block, which allowed them to block just one judge.

Find out which artists have made it through The Voice Blind Auditions

Team Richard

Richard Marx joined The Voice this year. Image: Seven
Richard Marx joined The Voice this season and he’s a force to be reckoned with, snapping up contestants left, right and centre. The Grammy-winning artist and producer boasts 14 number one hits and has worked with huge international artists, including Madonna, Celine Dion, Cher, Barbra Streisand, Keith Urban, and John Farnham.

Jakamo Sharpe, 25, Melbourne, VIC

Jakamo is a primary school teacher. He came wearing good-luck bracelets made by his students.

Chair turns: Four

Team: Richard

Bianka Jakovljevic, 16, Sydney, NSW

Bianca is a Year 11 student and the youngest artist on this season.

Chair turns: Four

Team: Richard

Hailey J, 19, Melbourne, VIC

Hailey comes from a musical family. Her mum and dad have a show together. She’s a background vocalist for her mum.

Chair turns: Two (Richard and Kate)

Team: Richard

Thr3pm, Perth, WA

Thr3pm is a Boyband from WA.

Chair turns: One (Richard)

Team: Richard

Rose Carleo, 54, Blue Mountains, NSW

According to Rose’s website, she’s an “insightful, award-winning songwriter”.

Chair turns: Four

Team: Richard

Cait Jamieson, 19, Bouldercombe, QLD

Cait’s dad was a songwriter, guitar player and singer. She lost her dad and is doing this for him.

Chair turns: Four

Team: Richard

Ally Friendship, 38, Sydney, NSW

Ally is a rock singer and mortician. She has a sixth sense and the ability to talk to the dead.

Chair turns: Two (Kate and Richard)

Team: Richard

Joseph Vuicakau, 35, Western Sydney, NSW

Joseph grew up in Fijian culture and music is a big part of his life. He teaches traditional dancing, where he met his wife.

Chair turns: Four

Team: Richard  (Richard blocked Kate)

Ethan Calway, 26, Warragul, VIC

Ethan plays guitar and regularly performs in a local pub with his three brothers. Carpenter by profession

Chair turns: Four

Team: Richard  (Richard used his Ultimate Block to block all other Coaches)

Team Kate

Kate is the only returning coach and hoping to take out the title. Image: Seven
Kate Miller-Heidke returns this season of The Voice after making her debut as a coach last year, and is the only Aussie on the panel! The classically trained singer-turned-songwriter is a major threat with a successful music career that spans pop, opera, and musical theatre.

Euan Hart, 25, Sydney, NSW

Euan’s moving cover of ‘Dreams’ by Fleetwood Mac saw him choose to be on Team Kate after she said she was “totally transfixed” by the performance, with Ronan saying he already looks like a star.

Chair turns: Two (Ronan and Kate)

Team: Kate

Charlie O’Derry, 17, Port Macquarie, NSW

Charlie is a Year 12 student who works part-time in a local Thai restaurant to help support his family.

Chair turns: Four

Team: Kate

Amber Scates, 25, Melbourne, VIC

Amber is a performing artist and a singing aerialist.

Chair turns: Two (Kate Miller-Heidke and Melanie C)

Team: Kate

Brenton Kneen, 33, Cooroibah, QLD

Brenton quit his job four years ago to make music and follow his heart.  He taught himself to sing like he talks (in true-blue Aussie accent).

Chair turns: Four

Team: Kate

James Van Cooper, 28, Sydney, NSW

Jamie’s mum had a touring Spice Girl Trivia show. He’s a high school dropout.

Chair turns: Four

Team: Kate  (Kate used her Ultimate Block)

Sienna Langenheim, 19, Sydney, NSW

Sienna is an old soul and likes music genres from before her time, such as blues, rock and pop.

Chair turns: Four

Team:  Kate

Justin Rynne, 27, NSW

He’s a DJ and loves his job, but thinks it’s time to stop playing someone else’s music and create his own.

Chair turns: One (Kate)

Team: Kate

Team Ronan

Ronan Keating is back and ready for vengeance. Image: Seven
Irish singer Ronan Keating is no stranger to The Voice Australia, first appearing on the show as a coach in 2016. Now he’s back, and ready to emerge victorious.

Olivia Coe Fox, 21, Sydney NSW

In a Voice first, Olivia, a Wiradjuri woman, sang ‘I am Australian’, incorporating the Yawuru language (spoken in the Kimberley region of Western Australia), wowing the audience and coaches, with Ronan, Kate and many in the audience tearing up.

Chair turns: Four

Team:  Ronan (Ronan blocked Kate)

Ellaphon Ta, 27, Auckland, NZ

Ellaphon is a youth worker who said that music was the saviour to his troubled childhood. The new dad wowed the coaches with a performance of hit song ‘The Middle’ by Zedd, Maren Morris and Grey, with Richard saying, “You are on the list of one of the greatest voices I’ve ever heard.”

Chair turns: Four

Team:  Ronan

Milly Monk, 24, Sunshine Coast, QLD

Milly is a tarot card reader. She did her reading after applying for The Voice, and the cards told her that this is the journey she should be on.

Chair turns: Four

Team: Ronan

Mitchell Dormer, 33, Brisbane, QLD

Mitchell plays piano at a piano bar in Byron Bay. On one of his days off, Melanie C went to the bar one day and performed impromptu and he missed meeting her. After his audition, Melanie suggests that they relive the moment Mitchell missed. She invites Kate on stage to sing along Wannabe, while Mitchell plays the piano.

Chair turns: Four

Team: Ronan

Chris Cobb, 35, Sunshine Coast, QLD

Chris has a special connection Ronan; Ronan’s wife Storm and Chris’ wife are cousins. Ronan introduces Chris to everyone. The coaches are stunned when Ronan’s reveals the connection.

Chair turns: Four

Team: Ronan

Hunter Black, 21, Sydney, NSW

Hunter started as a lifeguard at age 5, as a nipper. He grew up playing piano.

Chair turns: Two (Kate and Ronan)

Team: Ronan

Alyssa Delpopolo, 19, Sydney, NSW

Kate picked her from the audience to audition after hearing her sing. She Blind Auditioned for the coaches.

Chair turns: Four

Team: Ronan (Ronan used his Ultimate Block to block all three Coaches)

Team Melanie C

Long live girl power! Image: Seven
Who doesn’t love a Spice Girl! Melanie C aka Sporty Spice has taken to the big red chair this season and she may have started slow recruitment-wise but she’s catching up to the other coaches and looks like a force to be reckoned with.

Cherie Sandoval, 35, Gold Coast, QLD

Professional Brazilian Samba dancer Cherie energised the crowd with her take on Ricky Martin’s ‘Livin’ La Vida Loca’, with Kate calling her a “born performer”.

Chair turns: Three (Richard, Kate and Melanie)

Team: Melanie C

Gemma Hollingsworth, 19, Melbourne, VIC

Gemma grew up playing sports. She wanted to be a professional AFL player but her dream was cut short due to a knee injury. Melanie tells her she tore her ACL too and that she has a new knee.

Chair turns: Three (Melanie C, Ronan and Kate)

Team: Melanie C (Melanie uses her Block on Kate)

Cassie Henderson, 26, Christchurch, NZ

Cassie got her first guitar when she was eight years old. When she was 14, she auditioned for another singing competition and experienced quite a bit of backlash online and it shook her confidence. She stepped away from music for a really long time after that.

Chair turns: Four

Team: Melanie C

XAZ, 20, Melbourne, VIC

By day he is Xavier, the IT guy, and by night he’s XAZ, the rap god. His ultimate dream is to be the first Australian rap mogul. He wants to put Australian rap on the map. He started singing at 10 and at 13, released his first song.

Chair turns: Three (Melanie C, Ronan and Richard)

Team: Melanie C

Callan James, 25, New Zealand

Callan is 25 and from New Zealand.

Chair turns: Four

Team:  Melanie C

Boriss Bendrups, 18, Castlemaine, VIC

Boriss is a drummer and has recently started singing. It’s his first time singing on a stage.

Chair turns: Two (Kate and Melanie C)

Team: Melanie C

Matthias Gault, 21, Perth, WA

Matthias has been playing musical instruments since he was four. Inspired by his jazz violinist grandfather. He’s a frontman of a band called The Kickons. He plays Piano. Melanie plays a video from Coldplay’s Chris Martin who encourages Matthias to join Team Melanie C. Then Richard shows him a text he got from Chris that morning wishing him luck for The Voice Australia, showing that he has a connection with Chris as well.

Chair turns: Four

Team:  Melanie C

Lilli Vitagliano, 22, Adelaide SA

Melanie got on the stage to sing the song with Lilli. and joined her for a rendition of Say You’ll Be There by the Spice Girls.

Chair turns: Two (Melanie and Ronan)

Team: Melanie C

Sharon-Rose Rateni, 19, Melbourne, VIC

Sharon-Rose is adopted and her biological mother is from Zimbabwe, who came to Australia to study and fell pregnant. Her parents adopted her when she was five months old. She grew up in a very big Italian family.

Chair turns: One (Melanie C)