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The Voice of America: Audition Dates and Locations for “The Voice of America” Announced!

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December 19, 2010 08:00:28 by Shayla Perry

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NBC and Mark Burnett’s new singing competition, The Voice of America, is getting ready to hit the road auditioning solo acts for the chance to compete on the show. Keep reading for all the deets on audition dates, locations, and more!

Want to audition to be on Mark Burnett’s new singing competition, The Voice of America? Here’s your chance! Check out the audition dates and locations below to see when they’ll be in a city near you, and be sure to stay tuned for more information as it becomes available!

The Voice of America Open Call Audition Dates & Locations

January 14: Chicago, Illinois [Superior St.-2744 W. Superior Street, Chicago, IL 60612]

January 15: New York, New York [S.I.R. Studios-520 W 25th St. (b/n 11th & 12th Ave), New York, NY 10001]

January 21: Miami, Florida [S.I.R. Studios-12200 NE 14th Ave., No. Miami, FL 33161]

January 22: Nashville, Tennessee [S.I.R. Studios-1101 Cherry Ave., Nashville, TN 37203]

January 28: Minneapolis, Minnesota [Taylor Sound-2921 N. 2nd St., Minneapolis, MN 55411]

January 29: Austin, Texas [Music Lab-500 E Saint Elmo Rd., Austin, TX 78745]

February 4: Los Angeles, California [CenterStaging-3350 Winona Ave, Burbank, CA 91504]

February 11: Seattle, Washington [S.I.R. Studios-3631 Interlake Ave. North, Seattle, WA 98103]

**Callbacks will be the day after each open call audition, so plan accordingly.**

Remember, in order to audition, you must be at least 18 years old and a legal resident of the U.S. All individuals attending open call auditions must also register for the singing competition ahead of time.

Click here to start the registration process for Mark Burnett’s Voice of America and for more info on the show and auditions.

Good Luck!

The Voice of America is set to premiere in the Spring of 2011 on NBC.

Photo Credit: Glenn Harris/PR Photos

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