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BEHEMOTH Frontman Rumored To Have Signed On For Polish Version Of 'The Voice'

July 5, 2011

According to the Polish tabloid Fakt, guitarist/vocalist Adam "Nergal" Darski of Polish extreme metal veterans BEHEMOTH has signed on to be a judge on Poland's version of the hit American singing competition "The Voice", appropriately named "The Voice Of Poland".

Although Nergal's participation in the show has not yet been confirmed, it is being reported in the Polish media that the producers of "The Voice Of Poland" are hoping that Nergal's presence on the program will attract a new audience as well as improve its chances of competing against rival television talent-show franchise "X Factor".

The American version of "The Voice" was a big hit for NBC and helped breathe new life into the careers of coaches Adam Levine, Blake Shelton, Christina Aguilera and Cee Lo Green.

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