The Voice Contestants From Queensland Queensland contestants on The Voice - James Walker, Luke Mansini, Mitchell Steele, Chris Sheehy, Jac Stone, Luke Kennedy. Six Queenslanders are in the hunt in Season Two of The Voice. Here's a form guide to who they are, and how far they could go: Name: Luke Kennedy Age: 30 Luke Kennedy, well known to Brisbane musical theatre audiences from performing the central role in Jesus Christ Superstar, goes through to the next round of The Voice on Team Ricky. Team: Ricky Luke is well known to Brisbane musical theatre audiences through his work with Harvest Rain, performing the central role in Jesus Christ Superstar on several occasions. He was also a member of popular pop classical group The Ten Tenors until he departed late last year seeking solo success. With a romantic sound, boyish good looks and sharp suits, Kennedy is bound to be a hit with the ladies. Possible hurdle: Overconfidence Name: James Walker Age: 19 Only Ricky turned around for this lanky teen, despite general approval of his soft but soulful sound. James is an untrained singer, only recently forming a band with mates and playing a few pub gigs. If he doesn't make it through, he'll no doubt resume his journalism studies - the only career less stable than musician. But he's the right age to tug on the heartstrings of the show's teenybopper demographic. Possible hurdle: Nerves Name: Mitchell Steele Age: 21 Team: Delta He's a far north Queensland bred musterer-turned-horse trainer with beautiful arms. That should be a lay down misere in this sort of competition, but then there's that kid with the stutter who sings like an angel, so it won't be that easy. But why did Mitchell choose Delta? Seal turned around much earlier and was much more genuine in his sell. I can't see him going all the way here, but if he released an album called "Arms of Steele," hell, I'd buy it. Possible hurdle: Covering up those arms. Name: Chris Sheehy Age: 22 Team: Joel I'm calling this guy the music nerd of the series. That's a compliment - having come from a musical family and leaving school early to attend the Queensland Conservatorium of Music means Chris will have the focus and skills to adapt well to a training environment. It would've been hard to see his sister Kim be unsuccessful with her audition, but he could very well exact revenge by going far in the competition. Possible hurdle: Tripping over his sagging jeans. Name: Jac Stone Age: 23 Team: Seal Stone is already a relatively seasoned performer, appearing at Splendour in the Grass, and supporting Jimmy Buffett and Powderfinger. Her rendition of Bernard Fanning's Watch Over Me only swayed Seal to turn around, but he's the right choice for her anyway. Stone probably needs to display more power in her voice to go through, but she appears capable of delivering. Possible hurdle: She seems a sensitive soul, will she handle the rough and tumble of competition? Name: Luke Mansini Age: 26 Brisbane live music fans may have seen Luke in action around the Valley and other venues with his band Indigo Kids. He's been credited with a great falsetto, a hint of which was on display in his audition song Hometown Glory. If he can survive the battle rounds he could really pay dividends for Delta. I'd also ditch those genie pants, but that's just me. Possible hurdle: Adjusting from an indie cred world to a commercial one. Footnote: Jenna Dearness-Dark, the 16-year-old Gold Coast schoolgirl who stunned all four coaches with her rendition of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Pie Jesu in the blind auditions, left the competition in Sunday night's battle round against 17-year-old Jackie Sannia. Dearness-Dark's rendition of Evanescence's My Immortal won Joel's vote, but the other three - and crucially, the pair's coach, Delta - went with Sannia.