Melbourne’s Apostolis Kasparpidis turns all four chairs on ‘The Voice of Greece’

·

Melbourne-born singer Apostolis Kasparpidis has captivated audiences on The Voice of Greece, earning a four-chair turn from judges Panos Mouzourakis, Christos Mastoras, Giorgos Mazonakis, and Helena Paparizou with his moving performance of “File” (Friend).

Kasparpidis, whose father was born in Greece before migrating to Australia, chose to join Giorgos Mazonakis’ team, saying the decision reflected the artist’s experience and identity in Greek popular music.

“All four coaches wanted him,” reported the show, as Mazonakis welcomed the Greek Australian singer to his lineup alongside Stratos Kypros and Giorgina Michanou.

Now in its 11th season on SKAI TV, the Greek Australian community is watching proudly as Kasparpidis advances in The Voice of Greece.

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Latest News

Angelo Lambrinos named among Queensland’s influential property figures

CEO and Commissioner of QBCC, Angelo Lambrinos, has come in at number 35 on Queensland's Property Power List.

End of the road for old Greek identity cards: How Greeks in Australia are affected

Old-style Greek identity cards without machine-readable features will no longer be accepted for travel within the EU and Schengen Area from 3 August 2026.

Tasmanian mine explores nation-first tailings solution amid capacity concerns

MMG Rosebery environment and community manager Adam Pandelis says the mine is pursuing long-term tailings solutions.

Sydney’s Peakhurst pub sold by the Feros family for $60 million

Sydney’s Feros family has sold popular pub The Peakhurst to Sonnel Hospitality for around $60 million.

Greek Prime Minister rebuts ‘unfair’ criticism over Turkey policy

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis defended his government's policy toward Turkey, rejecting "unfair" criticism.

You May Also Like

Mitsotakis rejects opposition accusations over Tempi tragedy

Mitsotakis slams opposition “toxicity” at the Thessaloniki Summit, rejecting Tempi cover-up claims and vowing stability.

Greek Australian property owner in dispute with neighbour over miscalculated Vaucluse harbour view

A block of land that mysteriously grew 200 square metres overnight has turned an exclusive waterfront pocket of Vaucluse into a battleground

Accused killer John Peros faces huge legal bill after losing defamation case

Shandee Blackburn’s ex-boyfriend and accused killer John Peros faces bills after losing a defamation case against podcast Shandee’s Story.