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Jermain Jackman and series three
Aston Kennedy
Jermain Jackman won series three. Fans remember him as one of the early winners with a voice built for the live shows.
Ricky Wilson of the Kaiser Chiefs
Aston Kennedy
Ricky Wilson, singer with the Kaiser Chiefs, coached The Voice UK across more than one series.
Kylie Minogue takes a chair
Aston Kennedy
Kylie Minogue coached a series of The Voice UK after the original panel had already begun to change.
Andrea Begley wins series two
Aston Kennedy
Andrea Begley won the second series of The Voice UK, the year after the format had already become a Saturday-night habit.
Bo Bruce and the first final
Aston Kennedy
Leanne Mitchell won series 1. Bo Bruce finished second and released an album.
Bo Bruce, the series one runner-up fans still name
Aston Kennedy
Bo Bruce finished second in the first series. Fans still bring her name up when they talk about singers who came through that year.
Leanne Mitchell, winner of the first series
Aston Kennedy
Leanne Mitchell won the first series of The Voice UK in 2012, the year the red chairs arrived on television.
Becky Hill after the battle rounds
Aston Kennedy
Becky Hill sang in series one and left in the battles. Years later she was one of the British dance-pop voices fans heard everywhere.
Danny O'Donoghue and the series one chair
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Danny O'Donoghue of The Script was one of the four original coaches when The Voice UK began.
will.i.am, the coach fans kept seeing
Aston Kennedy
will.i.am was an original coach and the name most viewers kept attaching to the British series as the years went on.
Jessie J and the first red chairs
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Jessie J took a chair in the first series of The Voice UK, beside will.i.am, Sir Tom Jones and Danny O'Donoghue.