Bosses of BBC singing show The Voice may be planning to take the finalists of this season's successful show on tour in the autumn months, it has been revealed.
The UK version of the show has been performing well and has even had Simon Cowell worried about his own ITV show The X-Factor, and now Talpa Productions, who came up with the original format of the show, are apparently in talks with Live Nation about putting on some kind of finalists tour after the show concludes on May 26th,
A source close the show has reportedly told The Sun: “Everyone has been taken aback by how successful The Voice has been, so a tour is a no-brainer. Discussions about a series of arena shows in the autumn are underway.”
The source went on to say that a potential tour 'probably won't go down well with Simon Cowell' – as his own show the X-Factor is set to return to our screens at around the same time.
It wouldn't be the first time Live Nation and The Voice have teamed up, following the US version of the show's finalist tour last summer.
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