ITV is welcoming The Voice Kids this weekend.

The new show, which features youngsters vying for the Voice Kids crown, will see Emma Willis return as host.

The show is aimed at seven to 14-year-olds.

In a similar format to The Voice UK, the big red chairs return - albeit with different judges.

Black Eyed Peas singer, pop star Pixie Lott and McFly frontman Danny Jones are the three coaches for The Voice Kids.

The Voice Kids will be on Saturdays on ITV from 7.45pm to 9.15pm.

It is a shorter competition than the adult show, running for eight episodes.

The format is the same as the adult version, with the first few programmes devoted to the Blind Auditions.

The youngsters perform to a live band in the studio while the coaches sit in the chairs with their backs turned to the stage.

If they like the sound of the singer, they turn their chair.

After each performance, all the chairs turn so they can give feedback and encouragement, even if they didn’t press the button.

Will has said: “To not do that for kids would be inhumane.”

Each coach needs to fill a team of 12 singers.

Then The Battles see three acts sing off for one place in the semi-final, though there are no steals on The Voice Kids.

That means each coach has four acts in the semi-final, singing for a spot in the live final where viewers choose the winner.

The winner gets a £30,000 bursary towards their musical education plus a family holiday to Disneyland Paris.