The Voice Grand Finale brings Australia’s vote to Channel 7 and 7plus – Four artists are preparing for their last performances as Australia decides who will be crowned The Voice 2026.
Daisha Auda, Yung Milla, Tommy Novak and The 60Four will compete in the Grand Finale at 7.00pm on Sunday, 27 September, on Channel 7 and 7plus. Each finalist has survived the Blind Auditions, Knockouts, Quarter Finals and Semi Finals.
The live decision gives viewers the final say after a season shaped by four very different performers. The winner will leave with $100,000, a recording and development package from Hive Sound Studios, and the title of The Voice Australia winner.
Four finalists make their last pitch for Australia’s vote
During the Grand Finale, every artist will deliver a solo performance and join the finalists for a group number. They will also reunite with their coach for a duet designed to make one final case to voters.
Team Kate is represented by Queensland teenager Daisha Auda. Team Melanie brings Darwin rapper Yung Milla to the finale, while Team Richard is represented by New South Wales rocker Tommy Novak. South Australian harmony group The 60Four completes the final four for Team Ronan.
Daisha Auda: Team Kate
Daisha is only 15 and comes from Logan in Queensland. Her run to the finale has placed a young local singer alongside three acts with sharply contrasting styles and experience.
“I’m only 15. I’m a girl from Logan. I didn’t expect to even make it in this competition and now I’m at the Grand Finale. I’m just super happy and glad Kate saw the potential in me.”
Yung Milla: Team Melanie
Yung Milla has used the competition to bring his story and experiences from Darwin to a national audience. His place in the final also gives the Northern Territory representation in the public vote.
“I came here as a rapper from Darwin to share my story, my struggles, things that happen where I’m from and reach different audiences around Australia. Now I’m at the Grand Finale, c’mon crazy.”
Tommy Novak: Team Richard
Tommy left a corporate job behind to pursue the opportunity offered by The Voice. Now, the charismatic rocker is preparing to put that decision behind his final performance.
“Months ago, I was working in a corporate job. I put it all on the line for this opportunity to be on The Voice and now I’m about to walk on the stage for that Grand Finale. I’m going to go all the way with it. I’m going to be in the moment and just deliver the song.”
The 60Four: Team Ronan
The 60Four have built their campaign around group harmonies and a stage presence drawn from their work together. Members Finnegan Green and Ben Francis said reaching the last show had exceeded their expectations.
“We never thought we would get this far. It’s been the most incredible experience I think we’ve ever had,” Finnegan said.
“Week after week we’ve put in so much work, we are so proud of how we’ve tackled this challenge. Even though we are at the Grand Finale this doesn’t feel like the end. It feels like the beginning,” Ben added.
Kate Miller-Heidke and Melanie C join the finale
The finalists will not be the only performers taking the stage. Coach Kate Miller-Heidke will perform her new single Butterflies with fellow coach and global pop artist Melanie C.
Richard Marx and Ronan Keating complete the coaching line-up for the last episode. Together, the four coaches have guided their remaining artists through the season’s successive elimination stages.
What the winner receives
Once voting closes, one artist will receive a $100,000 cash prize. The winner will also secure an all-inclusive Hive Sound Studios recording and development package.
The Voice Grand Finale airs at 7.00pm Sunday, 27 September, on Channel 7 and streams on 7plus.
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