A fresh edition of the singing competition known as Voice is set to air on Channel One. The upcoming run will feature the project’s alumni in a children’s format, continuing the tradition of involving young talents who previously appeared on the series. This development was reported by TASS, citing the network’s press service.
“Channel One is ready to begin filming a new version of the nation’s flagship vocal show. The series will be broadcast on Channel One in the near future,” a representative confirmed.
Channel officials revealed that the program will adopt an All Stars format. This means only contestants who have completed any of the ten prior seasons of Voice will be eligible to compete again, now in a children’s edition. Returning to the judging panel will be Yegor Creed, Dima Bilan, Polina Gagarina, and Pelageya, while Yana Churikova is slated to host the show.
Among the participants expected to join the project are Danil Pluzhnikov, Yaroslava Degtyareva, Elizaveta Kachurak, Rutger Garecht, Olesya Kazachenko, Vladislav Tyukin, Elizaveta Trofimova, Miron Provorov, Adelia Zagrebina, Anna Dorovskaya, and many other young artists who have impressed audiences in previous seasons.
Earlier remarks from SHAMAN touched on his performance during the ethno-opera with Rastorguev, hinting at continued cross-genre collaborations within the broader music scene that the show remains a part of. The new format promises a blend of youthful talent, seasoned mentorship, and familiar faces returning to the stage with fresh energy, a trend that has drawn strong interest from fans of the franchise across the country.
Industry observers note that the All Stars approach often brings a heightened sense of anticipation, as viewers get to revisit favorite contestants while watching them grow outside the familiar formats. The channel’s move aligns with a broader trend of reviving beloved formats for new generations, while maintaining the recognizable core elements that have made Voice a staple of the national music landscape. In this iteration, the focus on performers who have already earned recognition adds a layer of nostalgia alongside the excitement of new performances and present-day artistry.
As production progresses, excitement builds among aspiring young singers who see this platform as a chance to showcase developed talents, receive professional guidance, and reach a wider audience. The collaboration between veteran judges and incoming stars is expected to deliver performances that balance technical skill with expressive storytelling, all while adhering to the show’s established format that celebrates vocal excellence. The producers appear committed to preserving the show’s spirit while introducing a child-friendly version that can inspire younger viewers to pursue musical dreams with confidence.
With the return of familiar faces and the introduction of a new, younger cohort, the upcoming season of Voice on Channel One is shaping up to be a pivotal moment for the franchise. Fans will be watching closely to see how the All Stars concept translates into the dynamic energy of a children’s program, and whether the series can sustain the same emotional resonance that defined its previous editions. The broadcast date and exact lineup are expected to be announced by Channel One in the weeks ahead, with additional details about the host and judging panel likely to follow as production timelines firm up.