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Voice Train hits Abuja
The ‘Voice Train’ of the world number 1 international talent show, ‘Voice Nigeria’ season 4, hit Abuja with a live audition for the shortlisted talents.
The Voice Train is a physical activation that comprises live auditions of shortlisted talents and funfair activities for their friends, family and fans.
The organisers of the show took to their Instagram page@thevoice_nigeria to announce the audition in Abuja to lovers of the show.
“The Voice Train is hitting the road tomorrow!
“Abuja are you guys ready for the first of its kind live auditions with lots of thrilling and engaging activities? See you guys tomorrow! Abuja, are you ready???
“The Voice Train is having its first stop in Abuja on March 22 for the live audition of the shortlisted talents,” organisers wrote.
According to them, the Voice Train is set to hit three cities across Nigeria starting from March 22, adding another twist to the talent show.
The train voice is the first of its kind in the show’s history and would run across three cities, Abuja, Port Harcourt and Lagos.
The physical audition is an opportunity to meet the talents and shortlist them for the signature blind audition.
NAN also reports that the ‘Voice Train’ is focused on increasing excitement and driving interactions with their audience and fans, physically and offline
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