“The Voice” Finale: Sting, Snoop Dogg, Clarkson & More Set to Perform
“The Voice” is wrapping up another season, and NBC is pulling out the big guns for the Season 26 finale. Forget the predictable victory laps and tearful goodbyes—this finale is shaping up to be a full-blown concert. Airing Tuesday, December 10, 2024, at 9 p.m. ET/PT, the episode boasts a lineup that even a jaded critic (ahem) might find intriguing.
We’ve got returning champs, chart-toppers, and some genuinely surprising pairings. Asher HaVon, fresh off their Season 25 win, is back to serenade coach Reba McEntire with a new track, “Thank You.” Dan + Shay are bringing the holiday cheer a little early with selections from their Christmas album. And Huntley, the Season 24 victor, will perform their new single, “Skyline Drive.”
But the real fireworks come from the A-list guest appearances. Kelly Clarkson will perform her new holiday single, and Tears For Fears will treat us to a medley of their classic hits, undoubtedly causing a wave of Gen X nostalgia.
Of course, amidst all this star power, there’s still a competition to be decided. The top 5 finalists will battle it out for the title, each performing a duet with their respective coach (Bublé, Snoop Dogg, Reba McEntire, and Gwen Stefani). It’s a lot to cram into one episode, but hey, if anyone can handle a musical overload, it’s “The Voice.”
Also performing are UK artist Myles Smith and a duet from Riley Green and Ella Langley, fresh off their CMA Award win. “The Voice” remains a top performer for NBC and has shown significant streaming strength on Peacock this season, proving there’s still an audience for these kinds of musical throwdowns. Tune in Tuesday to see who takes home the crown and whether Snoop and Sting can actually pull this off.
“The Voice” airs on Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on NBC.
