😳 THE REAL TWIST ISN’T ON STAGE — IT’S HAPPENING OFF CAMERA As The Voice Season 29 heads toward its finale, fans are focused on performances, coaches, and who might win. But behind the scenes, something else is starting to get attention — a change that isn’t part of what viewers see on stage. It’s not being highlighted during episodes, and it’s not part of the usual format fans expect. Yet those following closely say this shift could quietly affect how the finale plays out. No big announcement, just small signs that the process may not be exactly the same this time.

The Season 29 Finale Of The Voice Is Airing Soon – Here’s Your Essential Viewing Guide

The finale for Season 29 of The Voice is just days away! If you’re excited to see who wins the Battle of Champions, then you’ve come to the right place…

This season has been packed full of extraordinary performances and exciting new elements. Plus, it’s the first season of The Voice to feature only three coaches, all of whom are returning champions.

We’ve gathered all of the must-know details about the fast-approaching finale and organized them in a 5-point list below. Keep reading to learn every essential piece of information!

When Is The Finale For Season 29 Of The Voice? How Can I Watch It?

The knockouts for Season 29 of The Voice ended on Monday, April 6. Next up, the semi-finals will air on Monday, April 13, at 9/8c.

The finale episode will air the following day, Tuesday, April 14, at 9/8c. Fans can watch both the semi-finals and the finale on NBC or stream the episodes on Peacock the day after they air.

Are Any Special Guests Performing During The Finale?

As of press time, The Voice has not announced if any musical guests will be performing during the upcoming finale. Usually, the finale episodes feature performances from the coaches (including duets with contestants) and a few special guests.

This season has already featured an impressive lineup of guests, including returning Voice stars such as Jordan Smith, Jake Hoot, Javier Colon, and Girl Named Tom.

Stay tuned for potential announcements about guest performers for Season 29’s finale.

Who’s Competing In The Finale For Season 29 Of The Voice?

We don’t yet know the answer to this question, as the semi-finals have to air before the finalists are determined. But we do know the names of the nine semi-finalists competing on the April 13th episode.

Those contestants and their coaches are listed below.

• Team Kelly – JW Griffin, Liv Ciara, and Mikenley Brown
• Team Legend – Lucas West, Syd Millevoi, and KJ Willis
• Team Adam – Alexia Jayy, Jeremy Keith, and Jared Shoemaker

Did Kelly Clarkson Win A Special Power For The Finale?

 

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Yes! Coach Kelly Clarkson won a special power during the knockouts that gives her an extra chance to secure a victory in the finale.

During the knockouts, The Voice hosted its first-ever “All-Star Showdown.” Contestants from the coaches’ past teams faced off in a competition judged by original coach CeeLo Green.

The coach with the most wins during the “All-Star Showdown” earned the power to bring an extra contestant into the finale…and that coach was Kelly Clarkson! She can bring two contestants to the finale, while Levine and Legend can only bring one.

Stay tuned to see how she uses her power after the semi-finals…

Can I Vote For My Favorite Voice Contestant During Season 29’s Finale?

Unlike all prior seasons of The Voice, viewers can’t vote for the winner of Season 29. Every episode of the season was pre-taped, so the winner has already been determined.

The NBC website details how an in-studio audience of Voice “super fans” and former artists voted for their favorite contestants during the semi-finals and the finale.

Mark your calendars for April 13 and 14 so you don’t miss a single moment!