The Voice Teens (Philippine season 1)

The ages of the auditionees were from ages 13 to 17 years old.[6]

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Out of more or less 10,000 aspirants, only 100 teens were able to proceed in the Blind auditions; 56 thereof were able to join one of the teams and advance to The Battles.

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From June 10 (Episode 16), the show's airtime was extended to 75 minutes instead of the usual 60 due to the then-recently concluded season of I Can Do That.

For The Battles, the coaches had to pair two of their artists to sing in a duet. The coaches then had to select an artist from the pair to advance to the next round. The coaches, for this season were given the power to steal two losing artists from the opposing teams. At the end of this round, seven artists remained on each team with eight artists being stolen creating a total of 36 artists (9 on each team) advancing to The Knockouts.

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The Knockout rounds aired from July 1 to 9, 2017. Artists are grouped into three by their respective coaches where only one artist will win in each group. Each artist gets to pick their song. The top 12 contestants then moved on to the "Live Shows."

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The live shows began airing on July 15, 2017. Unlike the previous seasons of The Voice of the Philippines and The Voice Kids, it was held in the ABS-CBN studios at Quezon City instead of the Newport Performing Arts Theater at the Resorts World Manila in Newport City, Pasay.

The public was only allowed to vote once per mobile number per team. New to this season is the online voting through Google Philippines. By typing the keyword Voice Teens Vote in the search box, clickable photos of the artists that had performed for that day will show up in the search results page; one Google account is entitled to one vote per team only.[7]

The first live show followed the voting format of the third season of The Voice Kids. After the performance of the three artists per team, the public got to vote on who should advance to the semifinals. Voting was done during the commercial break and closed once the show goes back. The artist with the highest public votes advanced to the semifinals. Meanwhile, the coach picked the other artist that moved on to the semifinals, similar to the second season of The Voice of the Philippines.

The semifinals featured a scoring system somewhat similar to the second season of The Voice of the Philippines. Following the performance of the two artists per team, the public gets to vote on who should advance to the finals. Voting was done during the commercial break and closed once the show goes back. After all performances of the night, the coaches give their artists a score from 0 to 100 points. The coaches are not allowed to give the same scores to the artists.

The combined average is 50% public votes and 50% coach votes.

• Patricia Bonilla competed on TV5's talent searches Talentadong Pinoy Kids[8] and Born to Be a Star.[9] She also appeared in the first season of Idol Philippines under the screen name Trish Bonilla and finished in tenth place.
• Arisxandra Libantino was a finalist on the seventh series of United Kingdom's Britain's Got Talent that aired on ITV in 2013 and finished in eighth place.[10] She had also appeared in Romania's Next Star.[11]
• Jem Macatuno later appeared on the eighth season of Pinoy Big Brother as part of the third batch where he was evicted on Day 38.
• Chan Millanes and Fatima Espiritu later appeared on The Clash but they were eliminated in the first and second rounds respectively.
• Kyryll Ugdiman later appeared on the first season of The Clash and finished in seventh place.
• Alessandra Galvez later appeared on the second season of The Clash under the screen name Lorraine Galvez and finished in tenth place. She also won as daily winner in the third season and finished in sixth place in the fifth season of Tawag ng Tanghalan.
• Erika Tenorio, Brandon Kail Ungab, Mia Villaflores, Zyra Peralta and Julian Juangco later appeared on Tawag ng Tanghalan. Mia, Zyra and Julian won as daily winners in the fifth and sixth seasons respectively. Erika and Mia also appeared on the first season of Idol Philippines but they were eliminated in the Do or Die Round.
• Emarjhun de Guzman later appeared and became a 4-time defending champion on the third season of Tawag ng Tanghalan He returned in the Instant Resbak and Final Resbak Week.
• Jomar Pasaron later appeared on Tawag ng Tanghalan. He became a weekly finalist in fifth season but he was eliminated to Reiven Umali who eventually won as the grand champion of the season and later became a 2-time defending champion in the sixth season. He returned in the Quarter 2 Resbakbakan Week.
• Nisha Bedaña later appeared on Tawag ng Tanghalan and Your Moment as the lead vocalist of Verse Band wherein their group placed as the runner up on the singing category. She also appeared on the second season of Idol Philippines and finished in ninth place.
• Fatima Lagueras later appeared on the inaugural season of Idol Philippines under the screen name, Fatima Louise and finished in eighth place.
• Mikko Estrada and Chloe Redondo later appeared on the second season of Idol Philippines but they were eliminated in the Do or Die Round.
• Bryan Chong later appeared on the first season of The Clash but he was eliminated in the second round. He also appeared on the second season of Idol Philippines and finished in fourth place.
• Paul Asi Gatdula later appeared on Dream Maker but he was eliminated in the third round and finished in Rank 22 of the overall individual ranking.
• Michael Ver Comaling later appeared on Pinoy Big Brother: Kumunity Season 10 as one of the adult housemates. He was one of the Biga-10 housemates. He was evicted on Day 225.
• CJ de Guzman later appeared on Kadenang Ginto, as Nica, one of Marga's friends.

• The Voice Teens (season 1) on ABS-CBN