AVA (English singer)

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AVA
Origin	Bristol
Occupation	Singer
Instruments	Vocals
Labels	Universal Music Group

Ava Mannings, known professionally as AVA, is an English singer. She won the thirteenth series of The Voice UK on 26 October 2024 at the age of 21.^[1]

Career

2024: The Voice UK

AVA participated in the thirteenth series of The Voice UK in 2024. In her blind audition, the show's four coaches (will.i.am, LeAnn Rimes, Sir Tom Jones, and duo Tom Fletcher & Danny Jones) turned their chairs. Ultimately AVA decided to join Tom & Danny's team.^[2] She was declared the winner of the series in the series final on 26 October 2024. After winning the series, her winning single, "The Long and Winding Road", was released. For winning the series, AVA won £50,000 and a holiday to Universal Orlando Resort.^[3]

Performed	Song	Original Artist	Result
Blind Audition	"Damn Your Eyes"	Etta James	Joined Team Tom & Danny
Callbacks	"Smells Like Teen Spirit" (against Stan Buckroyd and Roisin McCarney)	Nirvana	Winner
Semi-Final	"God Only Knows"	The Beach Boys	Safe
Final	"The Long and Winding Road"	The Beatles	Winner
Final	"The Reason" (with Tom Fletcher & Danny Jones)	Hoobastank	Winner

Personal life

AVA resides in Bristol where she works as a dog groomer.^[4]

Discography

Singles

Title	Year	Album
"The Long and Winding Road"	2024	Non-album single

Promotional singles

Title	Year	Album
"The Reason" (featuring McFly)	2024	Non-album promotional single

References

^ "See who was crowned the winner of The Voice UK 2024". The Herald. 26 October 2024. Retrieved 27 October 2024.
^ mccormick (4 October 2024). "Singer Ava stuns the celebrities on The Voice UK". Fishponds Voice. Retrieved 27 October 2024.
^ "See who was crowned the winner of The Voice UK 2024". Bradford Telegraph and Argus. 27 October 2024. Retrieved 27 October 2024.
^ Kendall, Ellie (27 October 2024). "ITV's The Voice won by Bristol singer Ava as fans go wild". Bristol Live. Retrieved 27 October 2024.

The Voice UK

Series

Winners

Winner's singles

Other contestants

Series 1	Allyson Brown Bo Bruce Sean Conlon Kerry Ellis Cassius Henry Becky Hill Tyler James Aleks Josh Kirsten Joy Vince Kidd Max Milner Twinnie-Lee Moore Deniece Pearson Heshima Thompson
Series 2	Jay Aston Alice Barlow Colin Chisholm Lorraine Crosby Danny Foster Tom Gregory Matt Henry Ant Henson Cleo Higgins Nate James Aret Kapetanovic Anthony Kavanagh Kym Mazelle Leah McFall Rob Reynolds Abi Sampa Nick Tatham Mike Ward
Series 3	Sally Barker Angie Brown Kelsey-Beth Crossley Si Genaro Leo Ihenacho Leanne Jones
Series 4	Tim Arnold Esmée Denters Keedie Green Glenn Hoddle Nathan Moore Joe and Jake Shellyann
Series 5	Mike Berry Bernie Clifton Divina de Campo Cian Ducrot Jordan Gray Jolan Lydia Lucy Kevin Simm The Dublin City Rounders
Series 6	Tanya Lacey Abi Phillips Jazmin Sawyers Jamie Miller
Series 8	Nikki Ambers Nicole Dennis
Series 9	Dean John-Wilson Brooke Scullion
Series 10	Lauren Drew
Series 12	Mariama Goodman ThePETEBOX
Series 13	MiC LOWRY Storry

The Voice (franchise)
Louder on Two
The Voice Kids
- Series 1
- Series 2
- Series 3
- Series 4
- Series 5
- Series 6
- Series 7
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