3 Ways To Get On The Voice

A valid U. S. passport A valid U. S. driver’s license and social security card A green card

For example, to participate in the 2019 competition, you must turn 13 on or before March 20, 2019. If you’re younger than 18, you’ll need to have a parent or guardian submit a Parental/Legal Guardian Consent form along with your application.

If you do want to run for office after competing, talk to the producers about the projected schedule for the show so that you can plan accordingly.

You will likely need to supply written permission for the background check to be conducted. [5] X Trustworthy Source Federal Trade Commission Independent U. S. government agency focused on consumer protection Go to source You may also need to participate in a physical and psychological evaluation if you’re selected as a contestant.

In 2019, The Voice auditions are being held in New York, NY, Miami, FL, Nashville, TN, and San Francisco, CA. [7] X Research source

Documents you may be required to submit include a Participant Agreement and a Release and Arbitration Provision. If you’re a minor, you may need a parent or guardian to complete some of the paperwork for you.

If you’re selected as a finalist or a competitor, the producer of the show will pay for your travel and lodging expenses.

You or any of your family members have worked for NBC or any other networks or studios involved in the show over the past 2 years. You or a family member has been involved in the development or production of The Voice, or worked for someone who has. You or a family member has been involved with advertising or sponsorship of the show.

Once you click the link, follow the prompts and provide all the requested information to set up your account.

For the 2019 competition, New York auditions take place on January 19, Miami auditions are on January 26, Nashville auditions are on February 16, and San Francisco auditions are on February 24.

Make sure you bring a photo ID, as well. You won’t be able to audition if you can’t present both your ID and your audition pass when you arrive at the audition location!

Most contestants aren’t allowed to have friends, family, or vocal coaches with them during the audition. If you’re under 18, however, you can bring 1 parent or guardian with you. Contact the casting team before your audition if you need any special accommodations.

You can choose songs from any genre and by any artist for the open call audition. You’ll probably be asked to perform just 1 song at the audition, but be prepared to sing another one if the producer asks you to! Don’t be surprised if you don’t get to sing your entire song. You may have only 30 seconds to show the producer what you’ve got. [16] X Research source

For example, if you’re going to be belting out jazz standards, a slinky evening gown might be appropriate. If you do indie rock, a more casual look is probably better. Don’t dress up in a silly costume—the producers won’t be impressed! Your outfit should reflect the fact that you are serious about your art.

The producers of The Voice want to hear your distinctive style, but they also want you to sing songs that are familiar and relevant. [19] X Research source Go for songs that are reasonably well-known, but try to put your own spin on them. You might find it helpful to imagine that you are singing to someone you feel comfortable with, and visualize them standing at the back of the room as you sing. Practice singing all your songs both acapella and with accompaniment, so that you feel at ease doing it either way.

Callback auditions typically take place 1-3 days after the open call audition. [21] X Research source

You might also be asked to perform a song chosen by the producer. Don’t perform any original songs at the callback. Choose songs that are familiar and current (i. e. , written or at least popularized in the past 5 years or so).

Pick songs that you can perform well and that you feel represent your skills as an artist. Ask a friend to help film you, or set up your camera on a tripod and film yourself. You’ll probably need to edit the video a little when you’re done to cut out any awkward pauses or moments when you’re fiddling with the camera. If you don’t feel comfortable doing that yourself, enlist the help of a friend who does.

For example, you might tell a brief story about how you were inspired to start singing. Although your “about me” monologue must be 5 minutes or less, it’s okay if the total length of your video is longer than 5 minutes.

Follow the prompts to upload your video and submit your application online.

Send your DVD and other required materials to The Voice Casting, 12400 Ventura Blvd #1240, Studio City, CA 91604.