The Voice (Australian season 9)

The ninth season of The Voice begun airing on 24 May 2020.[1] For the first time in show’s history all of the coaches are returning: Delta Goodrem for her eighth, Kelly Rowland and Boy George for their fourth and Guy Sebastian for his second. Following the exit of Sonia Kruger, Darren McMullen, who hosted the first four seasons, returns with new co-host, Renee Bargh.

The Voice
Season 9
Broadcast from24 May 2020 (2020-05-24) 
present (present)
Coaches
Host(s)
BroadcasterNine Network

Coaches and hosts

Right after the end of the eighth season, the series was renewed for a ninth season and was announced that all coaches would return the new season.[2] Darren McMullen, who exited as host following the conclusion of the fourth season, returns as host, alongside new co-host Renee Bargh, following the exit of Sonia Kruger.[3][4]

In June 2020 the Sydney Morning Herald reported that Marcia Hines and The Veronicas were to fill in as guest mentors for Rowland and Boy George respectively, who will be mentoring their acts remotely from the US and UK because of travel restrictions in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[5]

Teams

Colour key

Season nine coaching teams
Coach Top 49
Guy Sebastian
Adam Ludewig Josh Pywell Stephanie Cole Timothy Bowen Johnny Manuel
Wolf Winters Soma Sutton Matt Gresham Xy Latu Natalie Gauci
Bukhu Ganburged Kirby Burgess Jimi the Kween Luke Biscan Elyse Sene-Lefao
Delta Goodrem
Stellar Perry Jesse Teinaki Emmagen Rain Claudia Harrison Graeme Isaako
Janie & Matt Clarissa Spata Steve Clisby Janie Gordon Matt Evans
Matt Gresham Elishia Semaan Maddy Thomas Callum Gleeson
Boy George
Roxane LeBrasse Virginia Lillye Siala Robson Caleb Jago-Ward Angela Fabian
Nathan Isaac Sapphire Tamalemai Masha Mnjoyan Despina Savva Clarissa Spata
Ricky Muscat Andy Dexterity Jonathon Welch Sebastian Coe
Kelly Rowland
Chris Sebastian Ella Monnery Alex Weybury Lyric McFarland Bo'Ness
Mark Furze Despina Savva Elishia Semaan Soma Sutton Sapphire Tamalemai
Masha Mnjoyan Charlie McFarlane Mason Lloyde Emma Mylott
Note: Italicized names are saved artists (names struck through within former teams). Bolded names are artist chosen as Wildcards.

Blind auditions

In the Blind Auditions, each coach had to complete their teams with 12 contestants. New this season, each coach had two Blocks to prevent another of the coaches from getting a contestant.[6]

Season nine blind auditions colour key
   Coach hit the "I WANT YOU" button
     Artist defaulted to this team
     Artist elected to join this team
     Artist eliminated with no coach pressing "I WANT YOU" button
     Artist received a 'Four-Chair Turn'.
Artist is an 'All Star' contestant.
  Coach pressed the "I WANT YOU" button, but was blocked by Guy from getting the artist
  Coach pressed the "I WANT YOU" button, but was blocked by Delta from getting the artist
  Coach pressed the "I WANT YOU" button, but was blocked by George from getting the artist
  Coach pressed the "I WANT YOU" button, but was blocked by Kelly from getting the artist

Episode 1 (24 May)

Episode one blind auditions
Order Artist Age Song Coaches and artists choices
Guy Delta George Kelly
1 Adam Ludewig 16 "Leave a Light On"            
2 Despina Savva 14 "Idontwannabeyouanymore"            
3 Roxane LeBrasse 37 "Best of My Love"            
4 Virginia Lillye N/A "Barracuda"      
5 Jon Wiza 28 "Don't Stop Believin'"
6 Josh Pywell 28 "Run to Paradise"      
7 Stellar Perry 36 "Always Remember Us This Way"           

Episode 2 (25 May)

Episode two blind auditions
Order Artist Age Song Coaches and artists choices
Guy Delta George Kelly
1 Janie Gordon 21 "Songbird"            
2 Stephanie Cole 23 "The Middle"      
3 Chris Sebastian 31 "Jealous"            
4 Charlie McFarlane 22 "Sign of the Times"      
5 Jimi the Kween 27 "Wicked Game"            
6 Megan Vuillemain 26 "Emotion"
7 Timothy Bowen 30 "I Can't Make You Love Me"            

Episode 3 (26 May)

Episode three blind auditions
Order Artist Age Song Coaches and artists choices
Guy Delta George Kelly
1 Jesse Teinaki 28 "When the Party's Over"            
2 Phoebe Jay 17 "Man! I Feel Like a Woman!"
3 Luke Biscan 31 "Resolution"      
4 Sebastian Coe 14 "Sucker"   
5 Ella Monnery 23 "Higher Love"         
6 Olivia Kelly 18 "Video Games"
7 Bukhu Ganburged 35 "Mother and Father"            

Episode 4 (31 May)

Episode four blind auditions
Order Artist Age Song Coaches and artists choices
Guy Delta George Kelly
1 Siala Robson 18 "Other Than You" (original song)            
2 Kirby Burgess 31 "Maybe This Time"      
3 Emmagen Rain 12 "Somethin' Bad"   
4 Matt Gresham 31 "Bruises"        
5 Jake Meywes 26 "Feeling Good"
6 Matt Evans 23 "Need You Tonight"         
7 Masha Mnjoyan 24 "All by Myself"            

Episode 5 (1 June)

Episode five blind auditions
Order Artist Age Song Coaches and artists choices
Guy Delta George Kelly
1 Caleb Jago-Ward 26 "Confide in Me"         
2 Georgia Caine 21 "The River"
3 Maddy Thomas 15 "Nothing Breaks Like a Heart"         
4 Carina Grace 55 "It's Raining Men"
5 Soma Sutton 26 "Hello"         
6 Joshua Jake 24 "Happier"
7 Alex Weybury 26 "Total Eclipse of the Heart"          

Episode 6 (2 June)

Episode six blind auditions
Order Artist Age Song Coaches and artists choices
Guy Delta George Kelly
1 Angela Fabian 50 "Amazing Grace"         
2 Elishia Semaan 25 "Never Really Over"   
3 Dylan Marguccio 15 "I Want You Back"
4 Natalie Gauci 38 "The Greatest"      
5 Jessica Fraser 19 "Don't Start Now"
6 Paul Stevens 79 "In My Life"
7 Xy Latu 41 "Higher Ground"            

Episode 7 (7 June)

Episode seven blind auditions
Order Artist Age Song Coaches and artists choices
Guy Delta George Kelly
1 Claudia Harrison 18 "O Mio Babbino Caro"            
2 Emma Mylott 31 "Bang Bang"   
3 Nicole Ferreira 28 "Dancing on My Own"
4 Bo'Ness 16 "Dumb Things"      
5 Lyric McFarland 35 "Good as Hell" x "So Good"      
6 Andy Dexterity 34 "Imagine"            
7 Johnny Manuel 35 "Home"           

Episode 8 (8 June)

Episode eight blind auditions
Order Artist Age Song Coaches and artists choices
Guy Delta George Kelly
1 Jonathon Welch 61 "This Is the Moment"      
2 Sarah Vellios 34 "A Whole New World"
3 Ricky Muscat 36 "Maria Maria"      
4 Billie Kid 37 "Finesse"
5 Callum Gleeson 32 "The Loco-Motion"   
6 Koby Lee 36 "Perfect Illusion"
7 Mark Furze 33 "Blow"            

Episode 9 (14 June)

Episode nine blind auditions
Order Artist Age Song Coaches and artists choices
Guy Delta George Kelly
1 Graeme Isaako 30 "Bad"      
2 Stephen Lean 18 "If I Can't Have You"
3 Elyse Sene-Lefao 19 "Big White Room"       
4 The Lions Den N/A "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" Team Full
5 Nathan Isaac 23 "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)"      
6 Venckus 16 "Youngblood"
9 Clarissa Spata 38 "Nessun dorma"     

Episode 10 (15 June)

Episode ten blind auditions
Order Artist Age Song Coaches and artists choices
Guy Delta George Kelly
1 Steve Clisby 74 "Magic" Team Full    Team Full   
2 Lucy Griffiths 16 "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me" Team Full
3 Mason Lloyde 28 "Take On Me"   
4 Kat Jade 30 "If I Were a Boy"
5 Wolf Winters* 32 "The Sound of Silence"   
6 Penelope Pettigrew 31 "Alive" Team Full
7 Sapphire Tamalemai 16 "Runnin' (Lose It All)"   
  • Guy turned his chair for Wolf Winters despite already having a full team. Producers allowed him to keep Wolf as the 13th member of his team with the condition of losing two artists in a three-way battle in the next round.[7]

Battle rounds

The Battle rounds started on 21 June. The coaches can save two losing artists from any team, including their own. Contestants who win their battle or are saved will advance to the Playoffs.

Season nine battle rounds colour key
       Artist won the Battle and advanced to the Battles
       Artist lost the Battle but was saved by another coach and advanced to the Battles
       Artist lost the Battle but was saved by their coach and advanced to the Battles
       Artist lost the Battle and was eliminated

Episode 11 (21 June)

Episode 11 battle rounds
Order Coach Winner Battle Song Loser Save result
Guy Delta George Kelly
1 George Virginia Lillye "Call Me" Clarissa Spata
2 Delta Graeme Isaako "Dirrty" Elishia Semaan
3 Kelly Alex Weybury "The Best" Mason Lloyde
4 Guy Stephanie Cole "Scared to Be Lonely" Kirby Burgess
5 Kelly Lyric McFarland "Rehab" Soma Sutton
6 Guy Johnny Manuel "Earth Song" Bukhu Ganburged

Episode 12 (22 June)

Episode 12 battle rounds
Order Coach Winner Battle Song Loser Save result
Guy Delta George Kelly
1 George Siala Robson "Teenage Fantasy" Despina Savva
2 Delta Claudia Harrison "Dreams" Maddy Thomas Team full
3 Guy Wolf Winters "Old Town Road" Natalie Gaucci
Xy Latu
4 George Roxane LeBrasse "Queen of the Night" Ricky Muscat
5 Kelly Bo'Ness "Circles" Charlie McFarlane
6 Delta Stellar Perry "Slide Away" Matt Gresham

Episode 13 (28 June)

Episode 13 battle rounds
Order Coach Winner Battle Song Loser Save result
Guy Delta George Kelly
1 Kelly Chris Sebastian "Titanium Sapphire Tamalemai Team full Team full
2 George Caleb Jago-Ward "Bohemian Rhapsody" Andy Dexterity
3 Delta Jesse Teinaki "Human Steve Clisby
4 George Angela Fabian "Stand by Me Jonathon Welch Team full
5 Guy Josh Pywell "Love Is a Battlefield" Jimi the Kween
6 Delta Janie Gordon & Matt Evans* "Lover
  • Delta could not decide on a winner between Janie and Matt. With approval from the producers, she suggested they become a duo, and both artists agreed.

Episode 14 (29 June)

Episode 14 battle rounds
Order Coach Winner Battle Song Loser Save result
Guy Delta George Kelly
1 Kelly Mark Furze "You Oughta Know Emma Mylott Team full Team full Team full
2 Delta Emmagen Rain "Footloose Callum Gleeson
3 Guy Timothy Bowen "It Must Have Been Love Luke Biscan
4 George Nathan Isaac "Physical Sebastian Coe
5 Kelly Ella Monnery "Respect Masha Mnjoyan
6 Guy Adam Ludewig "Wrecking Ball Elyse Sene-Lefao Team full

Ratings

Colour key:

     – Highest rating during the season
     – Lowest rating during the season
The Voice season nine consolidated viewership and adjusted position
Episode Original airdate Timeslot Viewers
(millions)
Night Rank Source
1 "The Blind Auditions" 24 May 2020 Sunday 7:00 pm 1.082 3 [8]
2 25 May 2020 Monday 7:30 pm 1.012 5 [9]
3 26 May 2020 Tuesday 7:30 pm 1.058 5 [10]
4 31 May 2020 Sunday 7:00 pm 1.098 3 [11]
5 1 June 2020 Monday 7:30 pm 1.037 5 [12]
6 2 June 2020 Tuesday 7:30 pm 1.017 4 [13]
7 7 June 2020 Sunday 7:00 pm 0.957 3 [14]
8 8 June 2020 Monday 7:30 pm 0.927 7 [15]
9 14 June 2020 Sunday 7:00 pm 0.991 4 [16]
10 15 June 2020 Monday 7:30 pm 1.011 5 [17]
11 "The Battle Rounds" 21 June 2020 Sunday 7:00 pm 0.872 4 [18]
12 22 June 2020 Monday 7:30 pm 0.861 6 [19]
13 28 June 2020 Sunday 7:00 pm 0.866 4 [20]
14 29 June 2020 Monday 7:30 pm

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  4. "The new hosts of The Voice Australia have been announced". Retrieved 10 May 2020.
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  6. "New Block button raises Coach competition to fever pitch". 3 May 2020.
  7. "Episode 10 recap: Chaos reigns as amazing artists are left wanting and rules are blatantly broken". 15 June 2020.
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