used the song in advertisements surrounding Australian State and Federal elections since 2001. It is also featured in the original release of Grand Theft Auto: Episodes From Liberty City in in-game radio station Vice City FM, but was removed following the games 10th Year Anniversary. The song has been used by anti-lockdown protesters who rallied in Melbourne, Victoria during the COVID-19 pandemic. On 21 September 2020, it was reported by Seven News that the song had become a common theme at rallies around the city as Stage 4 lockdowns continue, however, Farnham's manager described it as "offensive" to Farnham and the manager himself. Heart version As a lead promotion for their first live album, Rock the House Live!, in 1991, US rock band Heart released their live version of "You're the Voice" as a single. It was recorded during the US leg of their Brigade world tour in November 1990. Commercially, the single reached No. 20 on the US Billboard Album Rock Tracks chart. In the UK, the single peaked at No. 56. A music video was released that includes footage shot from the tour while coverage of the then-ongoing Gulf War intervene. The song was released in multiple limited-edition formats in different territories. A studio version of the track had been recorded in late 1989 as part of the sessions for the Brigade album, though it did not make the album track list. This studio version would not see release until July 2000, when it was included on the greatest hits package, Greatest Hits: 1985–1995. Charts Other covers The Greek singer-songwriter Lavrentis Machairitsas covered the song with lyrics translated to Greek, under the title "Rixe Kokkino Sti Nyhta" ("Ρίξε Κόκκινο στη Νύχτα" in Greek, translates to "Throw Red into the Night") in his 1993 album of the same name. Italian group Matia Bazar proposed a translated version of the song, with the title "La scuola dei serpenti" (The school of snakes), in their 1995 album "Radiomatia" Christian singer Rebecca St. James (who is from Australia) covered the song on her 1996 album God. David Archuleta performed a cover of the song on the 25, March 2008 episode of the singing competition American Idol German Power Metal band Blind Guardian covered the song on the digipack version of their 2010 album At The Edge Of Time. Metal band "Forever Never" covered the song on the album "I Can't Believe It's