Who will win on “The Voice” this season?

The finalists can see the finish line, but only one will cross it. The voicewhich has lost contestants since the blind auditions began on September 23, narrowed the race to five: Jeremy Beloate, Shye, Sofronio Vasquez, Sydney Sterlace and Danny Joseph, who prevailed in the instant save.​ They sat down after the first Live through shows on December 2nd and 3rd and now face one final showdown as the singing marathon ends its 26th season.

The challengers will compete in the two-hour live Finale Part 1, airing Monday, December 9th at 8pm ET/PT on NBC. Part 2 on Tuesday begins with an hour-long recap at 9 p.m. ET/PT, leading to a power-packed lead-up to the reveal of the winner. Episodes will stream the next day on Peacock. The voice The winner will be determined by viewers who vote online overnight or The voice app.

Their coaches, returning players Reba McEntire, 69, and Gwen Stefani, 55, and newcomers Snoop Dogg, 53, and Michael Bublé, 49, led the contestants through rounds of combat, knockouts and stage tremors. They were also supported by mentor Sting, 73, and Jennifer Hudson.

And they may have received a bit of a boost when two players suddenly and without explanation withdrew from the competition: Team Bublé’s Tanner Frick in episode 12 and Team Gwen’s Mor Ilderton in episode 14.

For the five still in the game, it all comes down to the vote and who will get the most viewers to cast a vote.

The singers won’t just strive to outshine their rivals. They’ll try to stand out from the famous singers crowding the finale marquee. On Monday, season 24 winner Huntley will perform and Bublé and Carly Pearce will sing their holiday single “Maybe This Christmas.”

Tuesday’s celebs include Kelly Clarkson singing her new “You for Christmas,” Myles Smith singing the 2024 hit “Stargazing,” Riley Green and Ella Langley singing Green’s “Don’t Mind if I Do” and one Song by the duo Dan + Shay. Sting and Snoop will perform “Another Part of Me,” a new song by Dr. Dre, 59. Tears For Fears will perform a medley of “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” and “The Girl That I Call Home.” And all four coaches will sing duets with their finalists.