1. Coaches

2. Teams

3. Blind auditions
    Episode 1 (September 25)  Episode 2 (October 2)  Episode 3 (October 9)  Episode 4 (October 16)  Episode 5 (October 23) 

4. The Battle Rounds

5. The Knockouts

6. Live Shows
    Week 1: Top 12 (December 4)  Week 2: Top 10 (December 11)  Week 3: Top 9 (December 18)  Week 4: Top 8 (January 8)  Week 5: Top 7 (January 15)  Week 6: Semi-Final - Top 6 (January 22)  Week 7: Final (January 29) 

7. Elimination Chart
    Overall  Team 

8. Artists' appearances in other media

9. Episodes

The sixth season of the Dutch reality singing competition The Voice of Holland premiered on September 25, 2015 on RTL4. Martijn Krabbé, Wendy van Dijk, and Jamai Loman all returned, as did Marco Borsato and Ali B as coaches. However, the sixth season saw Trijntje Oosterhuis and Ilse DeLange replaced by Dutch singer-songwriters Anouk and Sanne Hans from the band Miss Montreal. This is the last season that Marco Borsato appeared as a coach on the show, as he announced on November 13, 2015 that he will not be returning for the next season. In his place, singer Waylon will serve as coach for Season 7. The season was won by Maan de Steenwinkel of Team Borsato, and this is Borsato's fourth time as winning coach.

One of the important premises of the show is the quality of the singing talent. Four coaches, themselves popular performing artists, train the talents in their group and occasionally perform with them. Talents are selected in blind auditions, where the coaches cannot see, but only hear the auditioner.

Coaches

Marco Borsato and Ali B have returned for season 6, while Anouk Teeuwe and Sanne Hans replace former judges Ilse DeLange and Trijntje Oosterhuis.

Teams

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{{Color box|Yellow|border=darkgray}} – Winner

{{Color box|#B0E0E6|border=darkgray}} – Runner-up

{{Color box|#FBCEB1|border=darkgray}} – Third place

{{Color box|#B2EC5D|border=darkgray}} – Fourth place

{{Color box|#E8CCD7;|border=darkgray}} – Eliminated in the Live Shows

{{Color box|#A8E4A0|border=darkgray}} – Eliminated in the Knockout Rounds

{{Color box|#FFFDD0|border=darkgray}} – Artist was stolen by another coach (Name is strikethroughed)

{{Color box|#FDFD96|border=darkgray}} – Eliminated in the Battle Rounds

Blind auditions

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Episode 1 (September 25)

Episode 2 (October 2)

Episode 3 (October 9)

Episode 4 (October 16)

Episode 5 (October 23)

Notes

1. {{note|a}} After singing her blind audition song, the artist Fabiënne Mucuk was requested, by coach Ali B, to sing a second song. She sang "I'm Gonna Find Another You" by John Mayer.

The Battle Rounds

The battle rounds determine which candidates from each team advance to the Knockout Rounds. Two contestants from within a team sing in a vocal battle against each other, and ultimately, in this season's case, 4 artists from Team Anouk, 6 artists from Team Ali B, and 5 artists from Teams Sanne and Borsato will advance. Continuing from season 4, each coach is allowed to steal one contestant from another coach's team. Continuing from Season 5, the studio audience can vote on contestants (through their own mobile phones). They can vote for that contestant (red vs. blue), thus helping influence the coach's decision on who moves on.

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The Knockouts

New to this season is the introduction of the Knockout Round, which functions to replace the Clash Rounds of Season 5. During this round, coaches Sanne and Marco will advance three artists to the next stage of the competition, the Live Shows, while Anouk and Ali B will advance two and four artists, respectively. This is done to eliminate an equal number of artists across each team, ultimately sending twelve artists through to the Live Shows. In this round, in a format similar to The X Factor's Six-Seat Challenge, there will be three seats (two for Anouk and four for Ali B). After a contestant performs a song of his or her choice, he or she will sit in one of these seats; this will occur for the first three artists (two for Anouk, four for Ali B) performing on a team. However, after these first contestants perform, the fate of the fourth artist (third artist for Anouk and fifth artist for Ali B) will be decided based on whether his or her coach would like to switch out an artist already seated in favor of this performer. In the case of a switch-out, the artist that was switched out will be eliminated, and this performer will sit down. If the coach would instead like to keep the performers already seated and thus not give a seat to this performer, he or she will be immediately eliminated. After all artists have performed, those who end up seated will advance to the Live Shows.

Color key

{{Color box|pink|border=darkgray}} – Contestant was eliminated, either immediately (indicated by a "—" in the "Switched with" column) or switched with another contestant

{{Color box|#fdfc8f| |border=darkgray}} – Contestant was not switched out and advanced to the Live Shows

Live Shows

The final phase of the competition, the Live Shows, started on December 4, 2015. Unlike previous seasons, in which an equal number of contestants on each team were eliminated every week, results will apply to the contestants regardless of their teams.

Week 1: Top 12 (December 4)

Week 2: Top 10 (December 11)

This week, the one artist with the lowest number of public votes will be eliminated, leaving nine artists to compete the following week.

Week 3: Top 9 (December 18)

Notes

1. {{note|a}} This is a reworked Dutch version of James Morrison's "You Give Me Something".

Week 4: Top 8 (January 8)

Week 5: Top 7 (January 15)

Notes

1. {{note|a}} To commemorate singer David Bowie after his death, Jennie Lena and Ivan Peroti, accompanied on piano by Jamai Loman, performed "Let's Dance" and "This is Not America" respectively backstage.

Week 6: Semi-Final - Top 6 (January 22)

This week, after all of the artists have performed their first songs, one artist will be eliminated based on the ongoing public vote. A second artist will then be eliminated after the second round of performances. Ultimately, four artists will advance to the finale.

Due to the eliminations of Jared Grant and Melissa Janssen, this is the first time in two seasons that each coach will have equal representation in the finale.

Week 7: Final (January 29)

Notes

1. {{note|d}} The 4 Finalists (Jennie Lena, Brace, Maan de Steenwinkel, and Dave Vermeulen) sang "You're the Voice", while all of the previously eliminated artists accompanied them with background vocals.

Elimination Chart

Overall

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Artist's info

• {{Color box|#ffdddd|border=darkgray}} Artist from Team Anouk
• {{Color box|#fffa73|border=darkgray}} Artist from Team Ali B

• {{Color box|#F78FB2|border=darkgray}} Artist from Team Sanne
• {{Color box|#afeeee|border=darkgray}} Artist from Team Borsato

Result details

• {{Color box|Gold|border=darkgray}} Winner
• {{Color box|silver|border=darkgray}} Runner-up
• {{Color box|tan|border=darkgray}} Third place
• {{Color box|skyblue|border=darkgray}} Fourth place

• {{Color box|#FFFFCC|border=darkgray}} Artist was saved by the public vote
• {{Color box|#FF91A4|border=darkgray}} Artist was eliminated

Team

Color key

Artist's info

• {{Color box|#ffdddd|border=darkgray}} Artist from Team Anouk
• {{Color box|#fffa73|border=darkgray}} Artist from Team Ali B

• {{Color box|#F78FB2|border=darkgray}} Artist from Team Sanne
• {{Color box|#afeeee|border=darkgray}} Artist from Team Borsato

Result details

• {{Color box|Yellow|border=darkgray}} Winner
• {{Color box|#B0E0E6|border=darkgray}} Runner-up
• {{Color box|#FBCEB1|border=darkgray}} Third place
• {{Color box|#B2EC5D|border=darkgray}} Fourth place

• {{Color box|#FF91A4|border=darkgray}} Eliminated

Artists' appearances in other media

• Danjil Tuhumena and Babette van Vugt turned chairs in Seasons 2 and 3 respectively, with the former competing on Team Nick en Simon and the latter on Team Borsato. Both were later eliminated in the Live Shows.
• Melissa Meewisse participated in the inaugural season of The Voice Kids on Team Borsato in 2011. She was eliminated in the final round.
• Kelvin Muïs placed third in the third season of the Dutch version of the reality singing competition, The X Factor, in 2010 as part of the "Boys" category.
• Gaia Aikman and Dali Philippo participated in the Dutch singing competition Junior Songfestival in 2007 and 2013, respectively.
• Melissa Janssen won the first season of the Dutch reality singing competition The Next Pop Talent in 2013.

Episodes

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• Wardriving
• WarDriving
• Wardrobe (disambiguation)
• Wardrobe malfunction
• Wardroom
• Ward room
• Wardrop's Principle
• Wardrop's principle
• Ward's
• Wards
• Ward's 10 Best Engines
• Wardsboro, Vermont
• Wardsboro, VT
• Wards Brewery Company
• Wards Brewing Company
• Ward, SC
• Ward, SD
• Ward, Sir Joseph George
• Wards Island
• Wards of Japan
• Ward, South Carolina
• Ward, South Dakota
• Ward's Point
• Ward's Stone