aspiring singers who didn’t make it to the blind auditions of The Voice now have a second chance at musical superstardom thanks to Princess Cruises. Debuting on Regal Princess in Oct, ‘The Voice of the Ocean’ will be an onboard talent competition where guests will be able to showcase their...
aspiring singers who didn’t
make it to the blind auditions
of The Voice now have a second
chance at musical superstardom
thanks to Princess Cruises.
Debuting on Regal Princess in
Oct, ‘The Voice of the Ocean’ will
be an onboard talent competition
where guests will be able to
showcase their vocal talents to
three charismatic team coaches
occupying the ‘I Want You’ chairs.
The cruise will kick off with
karaoke-style auditions for pax 16
years or older, from which nine
will be selected by fellow guests
and crew and assigned a mentor.
Rehearsals will then take place
with the ship’s band, with backup
singers also on hand to ensure a
breathtaking performance.
The final show will be held on
the last night of the cruise and
judged by three high-profile crew
members ranging from guest
entertainers, the hotel general
manager or even the Captain.
Judges will pick one finalist from
their team, with the audience
then selecting who should be
named “The Voice of the Ocean”.
Princess Cruises vice president
of Entertainment Adrian Fischer
said guests will perform on a high
tech set almost identical to the
hit television show.
“We’re excited to discover and
foster undiscovered talent and
offer guests a whole new way to
express their love of music and
performing,” Fischer said.
