Live shows The Voice UK (series 1)

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1 live shows

1.1 results summary
1.2 live show details

1.2.1 week 1 (28 & 29 april)
1.2.2 week 2 (5 & 6 may)
1.2.3 week 3 (12 & 13 may)
1.2.4 week 4 (19 & 20 may)
1.2.5 week 5: semi-final (26 & 27 may)
1.2.6 week 6: final (2 june)







live shows

the live performance shows aired live elstree studios , run 6 consecutive weeks, ending on 2 june 2012. first results show on 29 april featured performance american singer-songwriter lana del rey british singer-songwriter emeli sandé performing during second results show on 6 may 2012. american group scissor sisters performed during third result show on 13 may 2012 voice uk battle round adviser paloma faith performing during fourth results show on 20 may 2012. cheryl , kylie minogue performed during fifth live show confirmed on 18 may 2012 final on 2 june 2012 feature performances ed sheeran , maroon 5.


results summary

team s colour key



result s colour key



live show details
week 1 (28 & 29 april)

the first live show aired on 28 april 2012 - team tom , team will.i.am performing.



group performance(s): voice uk coaches – beautiful day ; team jessie , team danny – give / don t stop music
musical guest: lana del rey ( blue jeans )


week 2 (5 & 6 may)

the second live show aired on 5 may 2012 - team jessie , team danny performing.



group performance(s): team will.i.am – higher ; team tom – higher ground
musical guest: emeli sandé ( kind of love )


week 3 (12 & 13 may)

the third live show aired on saturday 12 may 2012 - team tom , team will.i.am performing. both judges had eliminate 2 of artists, leaving them 2 each semi-final shows.



group performance(s): team tom tom jones – hit road jack ; team will.i.am will.i.am – gold digger / can t enough ; team jessie – canned heat ; team danny – starlight
musical guest: scissor sisters ( horses )


week 4 (19 & 20 may)

the fourth live show on saturday 19 may 2012 - team danny , team jessie performing. both judges had eliminate 2 of artists, leaving them 2 each semi-final shows.



group performance(s): team jessie jessie j – young ; team danny danny o donoghue – used know ; team tom – shake out ; team will.i.am – roxanne
musical guest: paloma faith ( picking pieces )


week 5: semi-final (26 & 27 may)

the fifth live show aired on 26 may 2012, teams performing. public chose 1 artist each team advance final. first time in series, cheryl s performance live on saturday s show, kylie s performance broadcast on sunday s results show. first time there 2 special musical guests.



group performance(s): voice uk final 8 – re voice
musical guests: cheryl ( call name ), kylie minogue ( timebomb )


week 6: final (2 june)

the final live show aired on 2 june 2012. each coach had 1 artist each in team, , first time in series, each artist performed 3 songs: solo number, duet coach , favourite song of series.



group performance(s): voice uk coaches – medley of s not unusual / breakeven / price tag / love?
musical guests: ed sheeran ( small bump ), maroon 5 ( payphone , moves jagger )








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