The Voice coaches Keith Urban, Delta Goodrem, Joel Madden and Seal are part of the shows successful formula. Source: Supplied
THE Voice is getting louder, with Nine's mega hit peaking at 3.486 million viewers nationally on Sunday night - and adding 150,000 people to its already record numbers on debut.
Consolidated ratings figures, which take in the audience who watched on playback after the live broadcast, turbo-boosted the viewer numbers for the singing sensation which has captured the country.
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The recorded viewing numbers combined with The Voice 2.19 million live audience, pushed the show to a national average of 2.316m people on debut.
Nine also celebrated a ratings win and widespread public acclaim for its Sunday night telemovie Beaconsfield, which pulled second spot with 1.636m people.
The Voice's entrants and their audition performances
It was a bad night again for Seven's shiny floor show, Dancing With The Stars, which attracted a little over a million viewers this week.
Social media again embraced The Voice over DWTS, with a performance by the daughter of Jimmy Barnes, Mahalia, driving massive traffic.
The Cold Chisel frontman joined the Twitter commentary posting: "Music is not a competition. Everyone who really sings opens their soul to the universe and that is the reward.''
The Voice's Jaz Flowers sings His Eye On The Sparrow
The Voice's Glenn Whitehall sings Blowers Daughter cover
The Voice's Mitchell Thompson sings Burn For You
The Voice's Cory Hargreaves sings Sweet Love
The Voice's Diana Rouvas sings Do Right Woman
The Voice's Michelle Serret-Cursio DWTS vocal performance
The Voice's Jerson Trinidad sings One Day I'll Fly Away
�The Voice's Kieran Fraser sings Heaven knows
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