 Taking to Twitter, one fan wrote: 'Can we please get the sound sorted out for the live singers? Terrible every week. Like they're singing through a pillow.' A second chimed: 'Can someone turn up the volume on his mike? The percussion is louder than his singing.' 'Whats wrong with the sound?' another viewer asked as one said: 'I couldn't hear the singer (Zak?) at the start.' A fellow frustrated viewer of the BBC One programme wrote: 'Again.... Awful sound output by the BBC…' Although the much-loved Blackpool themed episode had been suspended due to the Covid-19 pandemic, it will return for the 2022 edition of the hit ballroom dancing show. Instead of the studio's ballroom floor, the celebrities travel to the iconic Blackpool Tower Ballroom to sashay onto the dance floor in front of judges Motsi Mabuse, Craig Revel Horwood, Anton Du Beke and Shirley Ballas. We're hovering around the halfway point for Strictly Come Dancing's 2022 season and the competition couldn't be more intense. A number of fans were left complaining that they could not hear the singer (Image: BBC) The show's Saturday night instalment proved to be one of the most emotional of the series so far, with judges and sta){kind=link}
The Strictly Come Dancing dance off did not go ahead on Sunday night, as Tony Adams withdrew from the BBC One show following an injury
Strictly Come Dancing fans were left struggling to hear the show amid repeated complaints of issues with the volume during the results show.
Hosts Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman welcomed Strictly Come Dancing viewers back to the BBC One show as they prepare to return to Blackpool next week for the first time in two years.
The Sunday results show opened with a touching tribute to Remembrance Sunday in a beautiful ballroom number from the Strictly professionals.
Later in the show, cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason and Zak Abel then performed their single Same Boat as Nikita Kuzmin and Amy Dowden performed a beautiful routine on stage.