Lulu, Becky Hill and Claire Richards join as guest music stars in new series of ‘I Can See Your Voice’.
Take Me Out star Paddy McGuinness returns to host BBC One’s musical game show. Participants compete for cash prizes by guessing who can or cannot sing from a group of strangers standing in front of them.
You cannot hear the guest sing before answering.
Contestants are aided by a panel of celebrities, and lip sync challenges and cues provide hints as to who can sing.
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Paddy McGuinness hosts the show (Ian West/PA)
A chosen singer performs a duet with a guest musician to determine if the contestants have picked the right person.
Eurovision winner Lulu, Steps star Richards, Brit Award winner Hill, Spandau Ballet’s Tony Hadley, X Factor winner and West End star Alexandra Burke, Erasure’s Andy Bell, Boy Joining Simon Webb of the band Blue and TV star Leighton Williams. – Guest music star up.
The musician joins celebrity investigators including comedian Jimmy Carr, Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden, and television host Allison Hammond for the second series.
In the trailer, McGuinness said: Someone wins his £10,000 on a big reveal night.
“With the help of our celebrity investigators, players weigh the evidence and dump who they think is a bad singer. Then it all comes down to one big moment.”
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The I Can See Your Voice Christmas Special featured Jimmy Carr, Amanda Holden, Leona Lewis and Allison Hammond (BBC/PA).
“If the last standing singer is good, the player wins the prize. But if they’re bad, that mystery singer steals the cash instead.
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“Will the players be able to take the money home, or will the poor singer be able to bluff and get the prize?”
The teaser also shows Kerr saying:
Hammond points out:
Holden adds:
The first series featured guest music stars such as Ronan Keating, Nadine Coyle, Heather Small, and Danny Jones on stage.
I Can See Your Voice will be rerun on BBC One and BBC iPlayer in the fall.
