By Charlie Coë For Daily Mail Australia
Published: 11:55 BST, 26 May 2019 | Updated: 11:56 BST, 26 May 2019
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He is the former Australian Idol contestant who made a triumphant return to reality TV on Sunday night's episode of The Voice Australia.
And after turning the chairs of all four mentors with a crowd-rousing performance, Lee Harding re-cemented himself as a firm fan favourite.
The pop punk singer, 35, is well-known to music lovers for the chart-topping debut single Wasabi, which he released following his stint on Idol in 2005.
He's back! After turning the chairs of all four mentors with a crowd-rousing performance, former Australian Idol contestant Lee Harding (pictured) re-cemented himself as a firm fan favourite on Sunday night's episode of The Voice Australia
But Lee won lofty plaudits from both fans of The Voice on Sunday and the coaches for his rendition of Killing In The Name by Rage Against The Machine.
For many, his audition almost fourteen years since appearing on the Channel Ten show was a welcome trip down memory lane.
'Lee Harding is still the man,' one fan wrote.
'Rock n' Roll is coming back - I already hope Lee wins,' another added.
But for other fans of his mid-noughties fame, his choice of song on Sunday night was a disappointment.
Killing it! Lee won lofty plaudits from both fans of The Voice on Sunday and the coaches for his rendition of Killing In The Name by Rage Against The Machine
