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TV Ratings (20/8/24): The Voice Coaches Turn Around For Tia Barnes’ Emotional Performance

Fredrika Stigell
Published on: 21st August 2024 at 12:16 PM
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All four The Voice coaches turned around for Tia Barnes during Tuesday night’s episode.
All four The Voice coaches turned around for Tia Barnes during Tuesday night’s episode.
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The second episode of The Voice‘s latest season on Seven Network raked in a Total TV National Reach of 1,821,000, falling just slightly below Monday’s debut episode that introduced the latest star coaches.

Last night’s episode was the second night of the Blind auditions, where seven new artists debut. The winner will win a grand prize of $100,000 and a recording contract.

A singer brought viewers to tears not just with her incredible voice but her emotional backstory. Tia Barnes, 25, shared that her dad is battling a rare and terminal form of brain cancer with a life expectancy of up to five years.

“When I think about going busking and not having him there, that is the part that actually breaks my heart,” she said through tears. “We don’t know how long Dad will have left, so it’s sort of just taking every day as it comes and taking advantage of opportunities like this”.

Barnes chose to perform the emotional ballad Life Goes On by Ed Sheeran and Luke Combs, resulting in all four coaches turning around for her.

“What I really, really loved was how still and centred that was,” said Kate.

Adam described her performance as “transcendent” and “really beautiful”.

“If you did a show, I would want to see it,” added Guy, followed by LeAnn who said, “I felt like I was floating listening to you”.

Over on Nine, The Block‘s Tuesday episode showed contestants once again living with the uncomfortable reality of “Tent City”.

The novelty of camping is wearing thin, as Paige found herself increasingly frustrated with a deflating mattress.

Also on Nine, A Current Affair and Tipping Point brought in a Total TV National Reach of 1,660,000 and 1,371,000, respectively.

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Fredrika Stigell is a journalist at B&T with a focus on all things culture. Fredrika is also completing a Master of Archaeology, focusing on Indigenous rock art and historical artefacts in Kakadu National Park. Previously, she worked at a heritage company helping to organise storage collections for Sydney historical artefacts. Fredrika majored in English during her Bachelor's and is an avid reader with a particular interest in 19th and 20th century literary fiction.

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