The Voice 2014 is all Kids August 15, 2013 - 2:10PM 53 reading now The Voice coaches may not return next season .... Children are set to be the focus of the talent show's next installment. The Nine Network has revealed details of the next incarnation of its hit reality series The Voice - and it's all about kids. To be called The Voice Kids, the spin-off series produced by Shine Australia and due to air in 2014 will "showcase the vocal talent of Aussie kids aged 8-14." The format will follow similar Voice Kids series already screening overseas with the same blind auditions and battles leading to a grand final as the grown-up version, plus a few twists. So far no coaches have been confirmed, but it is understood Nine and Shine have once again targeted Australian and overseas performers, this time looking at those who have experience on stage as both a child and adult. "The Voice has been an incredible success for Nine and we look forward to The Voice Kids shining a light on the enormous pool of undiscovered young talent this country has to offer," said Nine's director of television, Michael Healy. "We are excited to open The Voice stage up to the next generation of great Australian talent," added Julie Ward, Shine's director of entertainment and executive producer of The Voice. We are confident that there are amazing young singers who will benefit from the unique experience of being part of The Voice and we want to see them register to audition. Applicants for The Voice Kids must be aged between 8 and 14 years as of January 1, 2014. To register, go to www.thevoice.com.au.