Idol Chatter & Voice Views

Adam Levine celebrates success during The Voice blind auditions, but so far, the show’s Season 15 ratings haven’t been anything to cheer about. (NBC Photo)

According to TV by the Numbers, the show drew a 2.0 rating among adults 19-49 and approximately 9.56 million viewers.

Ratings did tick up a bit on the second night of the blind auditions — when The Voice wasn’t going head to head with Monday night football.

The second blind audition episode won the night for NBC, drawing a 2.2 rating and 9.90 million viewers.

If you want to compare premieres, I’ve listed all the numbers below.

While I couldn’t find a rating for the 19-to-49 set for Season 1, this fall marked the first time a Voice premiere drew fewer than 10 million viewers.

Oh, well, 15 seasons in, The Voice is still far more enjoyable than The Four on FOX. I’ve yet to make it through an entire episode of that mess of a singing show.

Voice Season Premiere Ratings

Season 1: NA (11.76 million viewers)
Season 2: 36.3 (57.61 million viewers) *
Season 3: 4.2 (12.28 million viewers)
Season 4: 4.8 (13.64 million viewers)
Season 5: 5.1 (14.98 million viewers)
Season 6: 4.7 (15.86 million viewers)
Season 7; 3.9 (12.95 million viewers)
Season 8: 4.1 (13.97 million viewers)
Season 9: 3.5 (12.37 million viewers)
Season 10: 3.4 (13.33 million viewers)
Season 11: 2.7 (10.34 million viewers)
Season 12: 3.1 (13.03 million viewers)
Season 13: 2.6 (10.98 million viewers)
Season 14: 2.8 (12.31 million viewers)
Season 15: 2.0 (9.56 million viewers)

* Season Premiere began immediately after Super Bowl