The Voice UK faces fix claims as boyband Mic Lowry's famous past revealed

Key Takeaways:

The Voice UK returned for its 13th series with a new coaching lineup.

Boyband Mic Lowry impressed the coaches with their performance on the show.

Viewers pointed out that Mic Lowry have a famous past, having opened for acts like the Backstreet Boys and Justin Bieber.

The Voice UK made a comeback on Saturday night with its 13th season, but it didn't take long for the show to be embroiled in fix claims. Viewers of the hit ITV singing competition were quick to notice the already famous background of one of the acts, boyband Mic Lowry.

Returning with a fresh coaching lineup, the show welcomed back Emma Willis as the host, while Sir Tom Jones and will.i.am resumed their coaching positions. Joining them this season are LeAnn Rimes, Tom Fletcher, and Danny Jones from McFly, making a double chair debut.

During the season premiere, viewers were introduced to Mic Lowry, a Liverpool-based boyband consisting of Delleile Ankrah, Kaine Ofoeme, Ben Sharples, and Michael Welch. Their performance of 'Just a Friend 2002' by Mario impressed the coaches, leading to a bidding war. In the end, they chose will.i.am as their coach.

However, fans were quick to point out that Mic Lowry's polished performance and previous experience supporting acts like the Backstreet Boys and Justin Bieber raised suspicions. Comments on social media highlighted their familiarity, with one viewer mentioning seeing them support Justin Bieber and another questioning if the judges had heard of Mic Lowry before.

As The Voice UK continues its 13th season, the spotlight remains on Mic Lowry and their journey through the competition amidst these fix claims.