Voices of Fire: Season 1
Voices of Fire season 1 is available in the US on Netflix.
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Voices of Fire season 1 streaming guide
Voices of Fire season 1 (2020) has 6 episodes. In the US, it’s available on Netflix. The season premiered on November 20, 2020. The last episode aired on November 20, 2020.
Season 1 Episodes
In Hampton Roads, Virginia, during day one of the auditions, the singers belt out their best before Bishop Ezekiel Williams and the gospel leaders.
Tears fall as the praises go up on day two when the judges and guest Pharrell look for one-of-a-kind vocalists who can bring the energy and emotion.
After a third round of sweet surprises, the judges select 25 sopranos, 25 altos and 25 tenors and then scour venues for the choir’s debut performance.
Choirmaster Patrick tests the finalists' abilities to harmonize during rehearsals as some are let go and others struggle to keep up.
Days away from the group's debut, the final cuts are made. Two vocalists navigate unique challenges and are called out to sing for a solo spot.
In front of a huge congregation in Norfolk, Virginia, the choir gives an astounding, uplifting performance before receiving major news from Pharrell.
In the US, Voices of Fire season 1 is available on Netflix. This episode list is updated as new episodes air.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I watch Voices of Fire season 1?
Voices of Fire season 1 is available in the US on Netflix. The episode list and Watch links are on this page.
How many episodes does Voices of Fire season 1 have?
Voices of Fire season 1 has 6 episodes; the first episode aired on November 20, 2020.
Where can I watch Voices of Fire season 1 episode 1?
Voices of Fire season 1 episode 1 (“A Gospel Project”) is available in the US on Netflix, along with the rest of the season.
When did Voices of Fire season 1 come out?
Voices of Fire season 1 premiered on November 20, 2020.
What audio and subtitle options does Voices of Fire season 1 have?
Audio and subtitle options for Voices of Fire season 1 depend on the platform; US streaming services usually offer English closed captions (CC).
