The Voice UK discography

The Voice UK is the British version of The Voice of Holland, a television talent series. The series was created by John de Mol and features four coaches looking for a talented new artist,[1] with the intent that a potential auditionee could become a global superstar. The show's concept is simple; the auditionee walks on to the stage with the judges' backs turned to them, rendering looks, personalities, stage presence or dance routines irrelevant, and starts singing.[2] If the judges like what they hear, they will turn around, indicating intent to coach them.[3] If more than one coach turns round, power falls into the hands of the singer.[3] Once all four teams are complete, the live shows begin and the singers sing songs chosen for them by the coaches.[3]

The Voice UK discography
Studio albums	9
Singles	57

The Voice UK has been referred to as a "big, exciting and warm-hearted series" and a "new generation in its genre" by The Guardian.[4] The show ran on BBC One from 2012 to 2016, and is currently running on ITV Network. The coaches for the upcoming season will be will.i.am, Sir Tom Jones, Olly Murs, and Anne Marie. Past coaches have included Jessie J, Danny O’Donoghue, Kylie Minogue, Ricky Wilson, Rita Ora, Boy George, Paloma Faith, Gavin Rossdale, Jennifer Hudson, and Meghan Trainor.

The Voice UK's discography includes 15 top 40 hit singles on the UK Singles Chart, 5 of which went Top 10 and includes only 1 UK Number 1; Gecko (Overdrive) from Series 1 Semi-Finalist Becky Hill (with Oliver Heldens). The show has also spawned five top fifty albums on the UK Albums Chart, including one top 5 single and two top 10 albums, not including singles and albums released during artists' former careers.

Singles

Artist	Series	Position in show	Song title	UK release date	UK peak chart position	Ref(s)
Leanne Mitchell	1	1	"Run to You"	16 June 2012	45	[5]
Bo Bruce		2	"Running Up That Hill"	23 June 2012	69	[6]
			"Nothing Compares 2 U"	23 June 2012	182	[7]
			"Save Me"	29 April 2013	93	[6]
Tyler James			"Higher Love"	23 June 2012	39	[8]
			"Sign Your Name"	23 June 2012	189	[7]
			"Single Tear"	27 October 2012	28	[8]
			"Worry About You"	16 February 2013	38	[8]
Jaz Ellington			"Ordinary People"	23 June 2012	162	[7]
Vince Kidd		4	"Like a Virgin"	23 June 2012	97	[7]
			"Always on My Mind"	23 June 2012	134	[7]
			"Sick Love"	4 November 2012	198	[9]
Max Milner		Final 8	"Free Fallin'"	23 June 2012	63	[7]
			"All Our Lives (Needy Me)"	19 May 2013	130	[10]
Becky Hill			"Afterglow"	13 October 2013	8	[11]
			"Powerless"	23 February 2014	73	[12]
			"Gecko (Overdrive)"	22 June 2014	1	[13]
			"Losing"	22 November 2014	56	[14]
			"Piece Of Me"	27 February 2016	37
			"False Alarm"	24 June 2016	28	[15]
			"Back & Forth"	12 September 2016	12	[15]
			"I Could Get Used to This"	29 March 2019	45	[14]
			"Wish You Well"	24 May 2019	8	[14]
			"Lose Control"	11 October 2019	11	[14]
			"Only You"	6 December 2019	DNC	[14]
			"Better Off Without You"	10 January 2020	14	[14]
			"Nothing Really Matters"	17 April 2020	76	[14]
			"Heaven on My Mind"	26 June 2020	14	[14]
			"Space"	2 October 2020	79	[14]
			"Forever Young"	13 November 2020	35	[14]
			"Wake Up With You"	29 January 2021	DNC	[14]
Andrea Begley	2	1	"Ho Hey"	7 June 2013	98	[16]
			"One of Us"	15 June 2013	103	[17]
			"My Immortal"	22 June 2013	30	[18]
Leah McFall		2	"I Will Survive"	7 June 2013	8	[19]
			"Killing Me Softly"	15 June 2013	36	[19]
			"I Will Always Love You"	22 June 2013	43	[19]
			"Home" (featuring will.i.am)	27 July 2014	56	[19]
Mike Ward			"When I Was Your Man"	7 June 2013	60	[20]
			"Picking Up the Pieces"	15 June 2013	72	[20]
Cleo Higgins		Final 8	"Don't Let Go (Love)"	15 June 2013	92	[17]
Karl Michael			"I Believe I Can Fly"	15 June 2013	183	[17]
Jermain Jackman	3	1	"And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going"	19 April 2014	75	[21]
Stevie McCrorie	4	1	"Lost Stars"	5 April 2015	6	[22]
Kevin Simm	5	1	"All You Good Friends"	9 April 2016	24	[23]
Divina de Campo		Blind Audition	"Break Up Bye Bye"	31 October 2019	35
Mo Adeniran	6	1	"Unsteady"	2 April 2017	78	[24]
Ruti	7	1	"Dreams"	7 April 2018	14	[25]
			"Racing Cars"	5 April 2019	49
Donel		2	"Bang Like a Drum"	20 July 2018	DNC
			"Planets"	29 March 2019
			"Wish You Well"	7 August 2020
			"Dance 4 Glory"	28 August 2020
			"Left Right"	22 January 2021
Molly Hocking	8	1	"I'll Never Love Again"	6 April 2019	73	[26]
			"After the Night Before"	6 November 2020	DNC	[26]
Blessing Chitapa	9	1	"Angels"	14 November 2020

Albums

Only albums that charted in the Top 100 of the UK albums chart are included in this list.

Artist	Series	Position in show	Album title	UK release date	UK peak chart position	Ref(s)
Tyler James	1	2	A Place I Go	29 October 2012	47	[8]
Bo Bruce		2	Before I Sleep	29 April 2013	10	[6]
Becky Hill		Final 8	Get to Know	27 September 2019	20	[14]
Twinnie-Lee Moore		Blind Audition	Hollywood Gypsy	17 April 2020	DNC
Andrea Begley	2	1	The Message	21 October 2013	7	[18]
Bob Blakeley	3	Blind auditions	Performance	19 May 2014	34	[27]
Jermain Jackman	3	1	Jermain Jackman	23 March 2015	42	[18]
Stevie McCrorie	4	1	Big World	8 January 2016	35	[18]
Mo Jamil	6	1	Evolve	30 March 2018	36	[18]

See also

• Popstars (UK) discography
• Fame Academy discography
• Pop Idol discography
• The X Factor (UK) discography

References

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2. "The Voice UK 'completely different' to The X Factor, says BBC One boss Danny Cohen". Telly Mix. Retrieved 26 June 2013.
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