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The X Factor (Australian TV series) season 8

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The X Factor was an Australian television reality music competition, based on the original British version, to find new singing talent; the winner of which received a Sony Music Australia recording contract.[1] The eighth season, branded as X Factor: Next Generation, premiered on Seven Network on 3 October 2016.[2] Jason Dundas replaced Luke Jacobz as host; with the judging panel consisting of Mel B, Guy Sebastian, Iggy Azalea and Adam Lambert. The winner was Isaiah Firebrace and his winner's single "It's Gotta Be You" was released after the final. He was mentored by Lambert, who won as mentor for the first and only time.

The X Factor
Season 8
Hosted byJason Dundas
Judges
WinnerIsaiah Firebrace
Winning mentorAdam Lambert
Runner-upDavey Woder
Release
Original networkSeven Network
Original release3 October (2016-10-03) –
21 November 2016 (2016-11-21)
Season chronology
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Judges and host

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Judging panel
 
Mel B
 
Guy Sebastian
 
Iggy Azalea
 
Adam Lambert

In February 2016, reports claimed that Seven Network was mulling over whether or not to delay the series' planned season 8 until 2017.[3] It was later confirmed that The X Factor would return in 2016.[1]

Dannii Minogue reported that she would not be returning to the programme after three series on the judging panel.[1] On 12 June 2016, Iggy Azalea was announced as Chris Isaak's replacement, with Guy Sebastian. The following day, Adam Lambert was confirmed to be the third judge for season 8 replacing James Blunt.[4] On 11 October 2016, shortly before the three-seat challenge, former judge Mel B was announced as the "underdog judge" also to replace Minogue, after months of rumours, whereby three acts who failed to secure a seat in this challenge can be recruited by her for inclusion in the "underdogs" category.[5]

On 24 November 2015, Luke Jacobz announced on his Twitter account that he would not be returning as the host for the eighth season in 2016.[6] On 25 June 2016, Jason Dundas was announced as Jacobz's replacement.[citation needed]

Selection process

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Open auditions in front of the show's producers took place in 17 cities and ran from 18 April to 21 May 2016.

Auditions

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Open auditions

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Open auditions began on 18 April in Geelong and concluded on 21 May 2016 in Melbourne.

City Dates Venue
Geelong 18 April 2016 Novotel Geelong
Ballarat 19 April 2016 Mercure Ballarat
Bendigo 20 April 2016 All Seasons Bendigo
Wagga Wagga 21 April 2016 Commercial Club
Orange 22 April 2016 Orange Ex-Services Club
Gosford 26 April 2016 The Youth Arts Warehouse, Regional Youth Support Services Inc
Port Macquarie 27 April 2016 Rydges Port Macquarie
Gold Coast 30 April 2016 Brisbane Sofitel
Toowoomba 2 May 2016 Burke & Wills Hotel
Bundaberg 3 May 2016 Brothers Sports Club
Sydney 7 May 2016 Sydney Olympic Park
Cairns 11 May 2016 Shangri-La Hotel
Darwin 13 May 2016 Oaks Elan Darwin
Perth 15 May 2016 Parmelia Hilton Perth
Bunbury 17 May 2016 Mercure Sanctuary Resort
Adelaide 19 May 2016 AAMI Stadium
Melbourne 21 May 2016 Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Center

Judges' auditions

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Judges' auditions took at Sydney Olympic Park from 29 June to 1 July and again from 5 to 6 July 2016.

City Dates Venue
Sydney 29 June to 1 July 2016 Sydney Olympic Park
5 to 6 July 2016

Bootcamp

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Bootcamp was briefly shown during the last audition episode, where the judges found out which category they would mentor. Once the judges found out their categories, they had each of their acts sing acapella for their judge and once everyone sang, the category judge narrowed their category down to 12 acts who would move on to the Three Chair Challenge.

Three seat challenge

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The three seat challenge round of the competition was held at the Sydney Olympic Park between 28 and 29 July 2016. This will be a replacement as the super home visits used in previous seasons. Three acts who were not successful were recruited by underdog judge Mel B.

Key:

  – Act was immediately eliminated after performance without given a seat
  – Act was given a seat but swapped out later in the competition and eventually eliminated
  – Act was given a seat and made the top three of their own category
  – Act did not make the top three of their own category but was later saved by Mel B
Contestants performances on the three-seat challenge
Episode Category (mentor) Act Order Song Mentor's decision Swapped with
Episode 6
(11 October) 		14-21s (Lambert) Isaiah Firebrace 1 "If I Ain't Got You" Put in seat 1 —
Episode 7
(16 October) 		Bailey Spalding 2 "Heroes" Put in seat 2 —
Maddison Milewski 3 "Who Wants to Live Forever" Put in seat 3 —
Benny Nelson 4 "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic" Eliminated —
James Kernick 5 "If I Ain't Got You" Eliminated —
Veronica Bravo 6 "Should've Been Us" Eliminated —
Vlado Saric 7 "Wildest Dreams" Put in seat 3 Maddison Milewski
Janae Rosa 8 "I'd Rather Go Blind" Eliminated —
Mi-kaisha Masella 9 "Sledgehammer" Eliminated —
Ivy Adara 10 "Remind Me" Put in seat 3 Vlado Saric
Amalia Foy 11 "Piece by Piece" Put in seat 2 Bailey Spalding
Natalie Ong 12 "I'd Rather Go Blind" Put in seat 3 Ivy Adara
Episode 8
(17 October) 		Groups (Azalea) Beatz 13 "Me Too" Put in seat 1 —
Fifth Element 14 "FourFiveSeconds" Eliminated —
Brentwood 15 "Lush Life" Put in seat 2 —
IndiElla 16 "Don't Worry About Me" Put in seat 3 —
Aroza 17 "See You Again" Eliminated —
The Dennis Sisters 18 "Fire and the Flood" Eliminated —
FD3 19 "Waiting for a Star to Fall" Eliminated —
Time & Place 20 "You Don't Know Love" Put in seat 3 IndiElla
Montage 21 "Break Free" Put in seat 1 Beatz
Episode 9
(18 October) 		Over 22s (Sebastian) Ruby Mills 22 "When We Were Young" Put in seat 1 —
Calvin Orosa 23 "Can't Stop the Feeling!" Put in seat 2 —
Davey Woder 24 "Stand by Me" Put in seat 3 —
Trojahn Tuna 25 "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)" Eliminated —
Stevie-Leigh 26 "California Dreamin'" Eliminated —
Josh 27 "Human" Eliminated —
Omar Terzic 28 "To Love Somebody" Eliminated —
Naisa Lasalosi 29 "Love Me Harder" Put in seat 2 Calvin Orosa
Zebulen Howell 30 "Stole the Show" Put in seat 1 Ruby Mills
Miss Powers 31 "Fame" Eliminated —
Dave Stergo 32 "Running Up That Hill" Eliminated —
Chynna Taylor 33 "My Hero" Put in seat 2 Naisa Lasalosi
Timmy Knowles 34 "Love on the Brain" Put in seat 1 Zebulen Howell

Acts

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Key:

  – Winner
  – Runner-up
Act Age(s) Hometown Category (mentor) Result
Isaiah Firebrace 17 Portland, Victoria 14-21s (Lambert) Winner
Davey Woder 34 Logan, Queensland Over 22s (Sebastian) Runner-up
Vlado 17 Sydney Underdogs (Mel B) 3rd place
Amalia Foy 14 Melbourne 14-21s (Lambert) 4th place
BEATZ 19–22 Sydney Underdogs (Mel B) 5th place
Chynna Taylor 26 Corpus Christi, Texas, United States/South Coast, New South Wales Over 22s (Sebastian) 6th place
Brentwood 25 & 29 New Zealand/Melbourne Groups (Azalea) 7th place
AYA 16–18 Sydney 8th place
Maddison Milewski 16 Gold Coast, Queensland Underdogs (Mel B) 9th–12th place
Timmy Knowles 30 Melbourne Over 22s (Sebastian)
Time and Place 17–21 Various Groups (Azalea)
Natalie Ong 15 Singapore/Melbourne 14-21s (Lambert)

*AYA (originally named Chai) was previously known as Montage. Their name was changed a second time after the three-seat challenge.

Live shows

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The live shows began airing on 23 October 2016. Initially, ten live shows were planned, but they were cut down to five, apparently due to scheduling conflicts. Guy Sebastian mentored the Over 22s, Iggy Azalea mentored the Groups and Adam Lambert mentored the 14-21s. Mel B was announced as the mentor of the Underdogs category, where she chose three acts who were eliminated in the three-seat challenge, join her category; the contestants of this category were not revealed until the first live show.[7] The live shows concluded on 21 November 2016, where this would be the final episode of The X Factor to be aired, as the programme was cancelled in January 2017 due to declining ratings.

Results summary

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Colour key

  Act in Team Mel B
  Act in Team Guy
  Act in Team Iggy
  Act in Team Adam

  – Act in the bottom two and had to perform again in the final showdown
  – Act was in the bottom three but received the fewest votes and was immediately eliminated
  – Act received the fewest public votes and was immediately eliminated (no final showdown)
Weekly results per act
Act Week 1[8]1 Week 2 Quarter-final Semi-final Final
Sunday Vote Monday Vote
Isaiah Firebrace 1st

Under 22s

1st 3rd 1st 1st Winner
Davey Woder 2nd

Over 22s

5th 2nd 3rd 2nd Runner-up
Vlado Saric 1st

Underdogs

4th 4th 4th 3rd Eliminated (Final)
Amalia Foy 2nd

Under 22s

2nd 1st 2nd 4th
Beatz 2nd

Underdogs

7th 5th 5th Eliminated (Semi-final)
Chynna Taylor 1st

Over 22s

3rd 6th Eliminated (Quarter-final)
Brentwood 1st

Groups

6th 7th
AYA 2nd

Groups

8th Eliminated (Week 2)
Maddison Milewski 3rd

Underdogs

Eliminated (Week 1)
Natalie Ong 3rd

Under 22s

Time and Place 3rd

Groups

Timmy Knowles 3rd

Over 22s

Final Showdown No final showdown; public eliminates one act from each category Beatz, AYA Chynna Taylor, Beatz Beatz, Saric No bottom two/judges' vote; public votes alone decide who wins
Judges voted to Eliminate Send Through
Lambert's vote (14-21s) Beatz Beatz Saric
Azalea's vote (Groups) Beatz Taylor Saric
Sebastian's vote (Over 22s) AYA Beatz Saric
Mel B's vote (Underdogs) AYA Taylor —2
Eliminated Timmy Knowles
Public Vote To Save 		AYA
2 of 4 votes
Deadlock 		Brentwood
Public Vote To Save 		Beatz
0 of 3 votes
Minority 		Vlado Saric
Public Vote To Save 		Davey Woder
Public Vote To Win
Maddison Milewski
Public Vote To Save
Natalie Ong
Public Vote To Save 		Chynna Taylor
2 of 4 votes
Deadlock 		Amalia Foy
Public Vote to Save
Time and Place
Public Vote To Save

Notes

  • 1 In week 1, one act from each category was eliminated, hence each category was ranked individually.
  • 2 Mel B was not required to vote as there was already a Majority.

Live show details

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Week 1 (23/24 October)

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One act from each category was eliminated from the competition after the first show, as voted by viewers[11]

Acts' performances on the first live show
Act Category (mentor) Order Song Result
Beatz Underdogs (Mel B) 1 "Sax" Safe
Timmy Knowles Over 22s (Sebastian) 2 "Hands to Myself" Eliminated
Amalia Foy 14-21s (Lambert) 3 "Angel" Safe
Time and Place Groups (Azalea) 4 "Ride" Eliminated
Chynna Taylor Over 22s (Sebastian) 5 "Open Arms" Safe
Maddison Milewski Underdogs (Mel B) 6 "Addicted to You" Eliminated
Isaiah Firebrace 14-21s (Lambert) 7 "Lay It All on Me" Safe
AYA Groups (Azalea) 8 "Secret Love Song"
Vlado Underdogs (Mel B) 9 "Closer"
Brentwood Groups (Azalea) 10 "Say It"
Davey Woder Over 22s (Sebastian) 11 "With a Little Help from My Friends"
Natalie Ong 14-21s (Lambert) 12 "When Love Takes Over" Eliminated

Week 2 (30/31 October)

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Acts' performances on the second live show
Act Category (mentor) Order Song Result
AYA Groups (Azalea) 1 "End of Time" Bottom Two
Vlado Underdogs (Mel B) 2 "Into You" Safe
Chynna Taylor Over 22s (Sebastian) 3 "Pride (In the Name of Love)"
Amalia Foy 14-21s (Lambert) 4 "Frozen"
Brentwood Groups (Azalea) 5 "Latch"
Davey Woder Over 22s (Sebastian) 6 "Small Bump"
Beatz Underdogs (Mel B) 7 "If You Love Me"/"Whip My Hair" Bottom Two
Isaiah Firebrace 14-21s (Lambert) 8 "Let It Be" Safe
Final showdown details
Act Category (mentor) Order Song Result
Beatz Underdogs (Mel B) 1 "Bang Bang" Safe
AYA Groups (Azalea) 2 "Domino" Eliminated
Judges' vote to eliminate
  • Mel B: AYA – backed her own act, Beatz.
  • Azalea: Beatz – backed her own act, AYA.
  • Lambert: Beatz – said AYA had stronger vocals.
  • Sebastian: AYA – could not decide and sent the result to deadlock.

With the acts in the bottom two receiving two votes each, the result went to deadlock and reverted to the earlier public vote. AYA were eliminated as the act with the fewest public votes.

Week 3: Quarter-Final (6/7 November)

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The viewers were given the power to choose this week's songs.[14]

Dundas confirmed during Sunday's live show that this week would be a double elimination.[15]

Song choices for the jukebox theme
Act Category (mentor) Song Choices[16] Result
Amalia Foy 14-21s (Lambert) "You've Got the Love" Not Chosen
"Mamma Mia" Chosen
Beatz Underdogs (Mel B) "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)"
"I Gotta Feeling" Not Chosen
Brentwood Groups (Azalea) "September"
"Go Your Own Way" Chosen
Chynna Taylor Over 22s (Sebastian) "Mercy"
"The Horses" Not Chosen
Davey Woder "Working Class Man" Chosen
"Better Man" Not Chosen
Isaiah Firebrace 14-21s (Lambert) "No Woman, No Cry"
"Happy" Chosen
Vlado Underdogs (Mel B) "Love Yourself" Not Chosen
"Thriller" Chosen
Acts' performances in the quarter-final
Act Category (mentor) Order Song Result
Chynna Taylor Over 22s (Sebastian) 1 "Mercy" Bottom Three
Brentwood Groups (Azalea) 2 "Go Your Own Way" Eliminated
Beatz Underdogs (Mel B) 3 "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" Bottom Three
Amalia Foy 14-21s (Lambert) 4 "Mamma Mia" Safe
Davey Woder Over 22s (Sebastian) 5 "Working Class Man"
Isaiah Firebrace 14-21s (Lambert) 6 "Happy"
Vlado Underdogs (Mel B) 7 "Thriller"
Final showdown details
Act Category (mentor) Order Song Result
Chynna Taylor Over 22s (Sebastian) 1 "What's Up?" Eliminated
Beatz Underdogs (Mel B) 2 "Fighter" Safe
Judges' vote to eliminate
  • Sebastian: Beatz – backed his own act, Chynna Taylor.
  • Mel B: Chynna Taylor – backed her own act, Beatz.
  • Azalea: Chynna Taylor – wanted a group to stay in the competition.
  • Lambert: Beatz – could not decide and sent the result to deadlock.

With the acts in the bottom two receiving two votes each, the result went to deadlock and reverted to the earlier public vote. Chynna Taylor was eliminated as the act with the fewest public votes.

Week 4: Semi-Final (13/14 November)

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For the first time this season, the contestants will sing two songs each.

Acts' performances in the semi-final
Act Category (mentor) Order Killer Track Song Order Curveball Song Result
Davey Woder Over 22s (Sebastian) 1 "Fortunate Son" 6 "Billie Jean" Safe
Amalia Foy 14-21s (Lambert) 2 "Brave" 9 "Faded"
Vlado Underdogs (Mel B) 7 "Perfect Strangers" 3 "I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)" Bottom Two
Isaiah Firebrace 14-21s (Lambert) 8 "A Change Is Gonna Come" 4 "FourFiveSeconds" Safe
Beatz Underdogs (Mel B) 5 "Move" 10 "Walk This Way" Bottom Two
Final showdown details
Act Category (mentor) Order Song Result
Beatz Underdogs (Mel B) 1 "Survivor" Eliminated
Vlado Underdogs (Mel B) 2 "Cold Water" Safe
Judges' vote to send through
  • Lambert: Vlado – went with his gut.
  • Azalea: Vlado – has said multiple times Vlado was her favourite in the competition.
  • Sebastian: Vlado – also trusted his gut feeling.
  • Mel B was not required to vote as there was already a majority and did not say how she would have voted as both acts were in her category.

Week 5: Final (20/21 November)

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20 November
Acts' performances on the Sunday Final
Act Category (mentor) Order Showstopper Song Order Duet Song Result
Amalia Foy 14-21s (Lambert) 1 "Set Fire to the Rain" 5 "Boom Clap" (with Charli XCX) Eliminated in Round 1
Vlado Underdogs (Mel B) 6 "Closer" 2 "Say You Won't Let Go" (with James Arthur) Eliminated in Round 2
Davey Woder Over 22s (Sebastian) 3 "7 Years" 7 "Angels" (with Robbie Williams) Safe
Isaiah Firebrace 14-21s (Lambert) 8 "Halo" 4 "Wake Me Up" (with Jessica Mauboy)
21 November
Acts' performances on the Monday Final
Act Category (mentor) Order Winner's Song Result
Isaiah Firebrace 14-21s (Lambert) 1 "It's Gotta Be You" Winner
Davey Woder Over 22s (Sebastian) 2 "Coming Home" Runner-up

Reception

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Ratings

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Ratings data is from OzTAM and represents the average viewership from the 5 largest Australian metropolitan centres (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide).

X-Factor Australia (Season 8) ratings, with overnight ratings and timeshift viewers.
Week Episode Air date Overnight ratings Timeshift ratings Source
Viewers Rank Viewers Overall Rank
1 1 "Auditions 1" 3 October 2016 904,000 #6 60,000 964,000 #8 [19][20]
2 "Auditions 2" 4 October 2016 895,000 #6 45,000 940,000 #7 [21][22]
3 "Auditions 3" 5 October 2016 809,000 #7 34,000 843,000 #8 [23][24]
2 4 "Auditions 4" 9 October 2016 914,000 #7 28,000 941,000 #8 [25][26]
5 "Auditions 5" 10 October 2016 833,000 #7 39,000 872,000 #9 [27][28]
6 "Auditions 6" 11 October 2016 838,000 #7 43,000 881,000 #7 [29][30]
3 7 "Three seat challenge 1" 16 October 2016 815,000 #5 30,000 845,000 #5 [31][32]
8 "Three seat challenge 2" 17 October 2016 798,000 #8 43,000 841,000 #8 [33][34]
9 "Three seat challenge 3" 18 October 2016 806,000 #8 41,000 847,000 #7 [35][36]
4 10 "Live show 1" 23 October 2016 752,000 #6 30,000 782,000 #6 [37][38]
11 "Live decider 1" 24 October 2016 756,000 #10 64,000 820,000 #9 [39][40]
5 12 "Live show 2" 30 October 2016 676,000 #7 44,000 720,000 #7 [41][42]
13 "Live decider 2" 31 October 2016 603,000 #14 54,000 657,000 #15 [43][44]
6 14 "Live show 3" 6 November 2016 700,000 #7 32,000 732,000 #6 [45][46]
15 "Live decider 3" 7 November 2016 732,000 #10 53,000 785,000 #11 [47][48]
7 16 "Live show 4" 13 November 2016 559,000 #10 24,000 578,000 #9 [49][50]
17 "Live decider 4" 14 November 2016 697,000 #11 17,000 715,000 #12 [51][52]
8 18 "Live grand final" 20 November 2016 665,000 #6 24,000 677,000 #6 [53][54]
19 "Live grand final decider" 21 November 2016 751,000 #11 27,000 779,000 #10 [55][56]

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