Joseph Armand Roch Voisine - Born March 26, 1963 in Saint-Basile, New Brunswick is a Canadian retired ice Hockey forward and commentator.

- Quebec University Athletic Association Champion 1985 with Ottawa Gee-Gees.

Voisine injured his knee playing baseball in 1981, which would put his Hockey career on hold, and after he recovered would play for the University of Ottawa for 4 seasons.

In 1989, Voisine played the role of Danny Ross, a Hockey player, in the 3rd season of the Quebec series Lance et compte.

Voisine along with his Hockey-playing friend Stéphane Lessard wrote the hit Hélène in 1982 and released it in 1989 as the 1st single from the 1st album, Hélène.

Voisine did some commentator work during the 2010 Winter Olympic games in Vancouver, B.C. for various France Télévisions channels.

Roch Voisine was named a Knight of the National Order of Quebec in 2025.

Roch Voisine re-released a song for the Victoire de Montréal women's Hockey team called "Pour La Victoire" in February 2025. The track is a newly recorded, arena-ready rewrite of Voisine's 1989 hit "Pour Une Victoire" (originally written for a Mario Lemieux television special).

Roch Voisine is mostly known for his music career and in September 2026, he was inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame in Toronto, Ontario.