I Can See Your Voice is looking for bad singers from Manchester for new series

The BBC is looking for dreadful singers from Manchester for the second season of I Can See Your Voice.

The hit show, hosted by Bolton’s finest Paddy McGuinness, challenges contestants to guess whether people are good at singing or not – without hearing a single note from them.

Instead they must use their intuition to weed out the good from the bad singers.

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If they guess correctly they will win a cash prize and, if the last mystery singer turns out to be a good singer, the contestants can win £10,000.

Contestants are also given a helping hand from a team of celebrity judges; Jimmy Carr, Allison Hammond and Amanda Holden.

The first season of the series proved to be a huge success, with it enjoying 3.8 million viewers across its six episodes.

So fans were of course delighted when the second season was confirmed a couple of days ago.

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Kate Phillips, Controller Entertainment Commissioning for the BBC, said: “We are so pleased that I Can See Your Voice will be returning.

“I know viewers have really enjoyed playing along with our very funny, frank panel, as we all hold our breaths for those memorable moments when a great or gruesome singer starts belting out a banger.”

And, not ones to waste any time, the casting calls have already been made.

Thames TV has today appealed for bad singers, good singers and contestants from across Greater Manchester to apply for the show.

A spokesperson said: “BBC1’s hit mystery singing gameshow I Can See Your Voice is back and we are looking for people to take part in the next series!

“This whole new take on the singing game show genre provides lots of music, comedy and play-along fun for the whole family to enjoy. 

“We are looking for bad singers, great singers and contestants to take part.”

Does your singing voice resemble a strangled cat? Do you know someone whose does? Or do you fancy taking part to win the cash? If so, you can apply here.