The Voice UK 2017: Tribute singer SHOCKS judges with incredible vocals
A TRIBUTE singer will storm the stage on tomorrow’s The Voice UK, leaving the whole judging panel in shock.
The Voice: Eliza Baker dazzles the coaches with her audition
Liza Baker, 44, from Wales is one of the unforgettable blind auditions that will be shown on the talent show.
She works as a tribute singer and spends her days singing as the likes of Whitney Houston, Celine Dion, Shirley Bassey and Tina Turner.
But she has now swapped singing as someone else to show the country what she is made of.
And in a clip released by ITV, Liza certainly seems to impress the judges who include Jennifer Hudson, Gavin Rossdale, Tom Jones and Will.i.am.
They seemed very surprised as she began the song holding a strong long note before belting out the classic song Alone by Heart.
It is not known yet whether any of the judges turned around in their red chair to claim Liza as one of their acts, but Jennifer and Tom seemed as if they were very pleased with her vocals.
Spotlight chart topper Jennifer shouted out “Damn” as Liza gave it her all whilst 76-year-old fellow Welshman Tom said: “Strong”.
It is the first series of The Voice UK being broadcast on ITV and it has already featured incredible performances.
In a recent blind audition, Jennifer, 35, was on the verge of tears as she listened to 21-year-old Mo from Warrington singing Paolo Nutini’s Iron Sky.
The judges were also blown away by Michelle John’s stellar performance when she belted out James Brown’s It’s A Man’s Man’s Man’s World.
Despite the amazing talent, the singing competition is currently down on its ratings compared to its time on BBC One.
The Voice UK continues Saturday on ITV at 8pm.