'The Voice' Preview: What to expect from Season 19 finale results? Top 5 perform their heart out for the crown
Season 19 of ‘The Voice’ has almost come to an end as the first part of the live finale performances premiered in Episode 17. The viewers saw the top five contestants namely John Holiday, Desz, Jim Ranger, Carter Rubin and Ian Flanigan performing their heart out with an intention to get the final votes from America.
Highlights from Live finale performances
All the top five contenders took over the stage with the cover songs and interestingly, the singers also got the opportunity to debut their original tracks on national television as part of the Live finale performances. We saw Carter Rubin crooning ‘The Climb’ by Miley Cyrus along with his original track titled ‘Up From Here’ later in the evening. John Holiday opted for ‘Halo’ by Beyonce after he impressed the judges with his original track ‘Where Do We Go.’ From Team Kelly, Desz sang her original song ‘Holy’ and also covered ‘Landslide’ by Fleetwood Mac. Ian Flanigan from Team Blake, who is one of the top contenders to win the show, sang ‘In Color’ by Jamey Johnson apart from debuting his original song called ‘Never Learn.’ Jim Ranger from the same team sang ‘With a Little Help From My Friends’ by Joe Cocker and also wrapped up the show with the original number titled ‘Last.’
Interestingly, Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton also performed their hit single ‘Happy Anywhere’ which also got thumbs up from the Internet.
What to expect from the finale results?
Episode 18 will be the final episode of ‘The Voice’ season 19. As we told you earlier, ‘The Voice’ finale will be held for two nights and in Episode 17, we already saw the top 5’s heartfelt performances. In the finale, we can expect a lot of drama as America will choose the winner with their final votes. Apart from the crown holder, it will also be exciting to see who will make it as a runner-up. We can also expect performances from the judges.
‘The Voice season 19’ finale will continue on Tuesday, December 15 at 8 pm PT/ET on NBC. The viewers can also watch the singing reality show on the official website of NBC and on their official app along with the network's new streaming service Peacock. Viewers can cast their votes by using The Voice's official app, or on NBC.com/VoiceVote. Also, for the first time this season, host Carson Daly revealed, fans can also vote using Google Assistant on their phones or Nest devices by just saying, “Hey Google, vote for The Voice.”