The Voice has scheduled a brand new round of Virtual Open Call auditions for next fall and beyond. Artists who are 13 years of age and older can register an application at THIS LINK. After selecting a day and time, for an audition, a countdown will begin. Artists will receive an email confirming their VOC date and time.
Singers need to have a verse and chorus of 1 song prepared for the audition, which will last 1;30. For more Virtual Open Call Guidelines click HERE.
The Voice Open Calls will take place on the following dates
Wednesday November 9
Thursday November 10
Wednesday December 7
Thursday December 8
Wednesday January 11
Thursday January 12
Tuesday February 7
Wednesday February 8
Check out the eligibility requirements HERE.
The Voice is currently in the midst of season 22 with John Legend, Gwen Stefani, Camila Cabello and Blake Shelton as coaches. The Voice season 23 has already filmed their Blind Auditions round for season 23, set to start Winter 2023. Chance the Rapper, Niall Horan, Kelly Clarkson and Blake Shelton will serve as coaches. It will be Blake’s last season as coach, after being the only coach to participate in every season so far.
The Voice typically holds open call auditions in the winter and the summer, when it airs two cycles a year. Last year’s summer session was one tip off that The Voice would return this spring, after taking spring 2022 off to make way for American Song Contest, which did not garner high enough ratings to stick around.
Unlike American Idol, The Voice has no upper age limit. A 57 year old singer, Wendy Moten, finished season 21 last fall as runner-up. The Voice gives singers of all ages (over 13) and musical styles the chance to vie for an opportunity to perform on television and maybe kick start or further a career in the music business.
Check out The Voice Casting Instagram HERE.
