TV Guide: The Voice grand finale on Seven and 7Plus
• The grand finale is set to air 7:30pm Sunday, September 12th on Seven and 7Plus
The top four artists competing for the crown on The Voice 2021 are Bella Taylor Smith from Team Guy, Arlo Sim from Team Keith, Mick Harrington from Team Jess and G-Nat!on from Team Rita. The grand finale is set to air 7:30pm Sunday, September 12th on Seven and 7Plus.
Having taken their places on the spinning red chairs are the coaches: multiple ARIA and Grammy Award winner Keith Urban, UK hit machine Rita Ora, singer-songwriter Guy Sebastian and, making her coaching debut, singing and acting sensation Jessica Mauboy.
Grand finalists 2021
One of the most successful formats in the world, the 10th season of The Voice is hosted by Sonia Kruger, who says that Seven’s version of the show has gone back to the basics of the format.
“What I like about The Voice reimagined now at Channel Seven is that they’ve gone back to that grassroots of looking for the diamond in the rough, the people you would not expect to have great singing voices,” she told Mediaweek.
“They’ve just found some absolute crackers.”
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Voting is now open as Australia will decide who will be crowned the winner for 2021, taking home $100,000 prize money plus a recording contract with Universal Music Australia.
The Voice top four artists have each released a new original track ahead of the Grand Final. The singles are available to stream/download now.
Arlo Sim: Feel
Bella Taylor Smith: Higher
G-Nat!on: Mad About You
Mick Harrington: Real You
On Sunday night, the Grand Final of The Voice will see the top four artists take to the stage with their coaches for a duet.
The Voice 2020
The last season of The Voice aired on Channel Nine before the format moved networks. The winner was Chris Sebastian, brother of Guy Sebastian.
While the episode was the smallest audience watching a Voice Grand Finale ever, Nine noted it was also one of the closest votes ever for a winner. Strangely the audience watching the start of the finale – 911,000 – was bigger than the audience watching the announcement of Chris Sebastian as the winner – 871,000.
