"It is an amazing team of people and there are so many incredible musicians. I am just thrilled to ... be a part of this show.
I got to have a little taste of it here in the States. I was mentoring with [US Voice judge] Adam Levine and I just loved it. So I can't wait to work with some of the amazing talent over there."
And a heads-up to Aussie Game Of Thrones fans — Jonas is planning on bringing fiancee Sophie Turner (who plays Sansa Stark in the series) along with him.
"I am very, very happy [to be engaged] and I will make sure she comes out to Australia and hangs out," he said.
It is an amazing team of people and there are so many incredible musicians. I am just thrilled to ... be a part of this show.
Earlier this month, former judge Seal credited The Voice for "saving him" by giving him a purpose when he first joined in 2012.
"It was educational, always emotional, energy-driven, most of all I got to work with the incredible talent out there, which was always my favourite part," he told the Daily Telegraph.
"In many ways The Voice, when I first went on it, it kind of saved me in that I came to Australia at a time that I needed to believe in something really worthwhile. Those are my experiences with The Voice, and those are my memories, and I just want to keep it that way."
However, he has less-than-fond memories of his time working with Boy George during the 2017 season.
"Boy George has very little to do with my experience on The Voice. My focus was with the talent that you have in that incredible country.
''I didn't spend too much time thinking about Boy George, to be quite honest.''
