Tonight, an electrifying showdown saw four incredible artists secure their spot in The Voice Grand Finale.
Annie Jones from Team Adam, Jaedyn Randall from Team Kate, SKŸE from Team Guy and Reuben De Melo from Team LeAnn will compete for The Voice 2024 crown. Before the night was through, superstar coach Guy Sebastian also took to the stage to perform his brand-new single No Reason To Stay.
Kate Miller-Heidke proclaimed Jaedyn Randell had “a gift” while commenting on her performance of Katy Perry’s Wide Awake: “From that very first moment until now, we’ve been witnessing you becoming a star.”
Jaedyn was Kate’s pick for the Grand Finale, while storyteller Tom Leeming departed The Voice after a spectacular performance of Somebody That I Used To Know by Gotye feat. Kimbra.
SKŸE’s breathtaking performance of Joni Mitchell’s Both Sides Now secured his Grand Finale spot, as Guy said:
“I think throughout the journey there was just that little bit of a lack of connection. Tonight, it was there.”
LeAnn was “proud” of SKŸE and Kate thought that he was “deeply connected” to the lyrics of the song. Team Guy semi-finalist Jaydin Shingleton left the show after his “soulful” version of Benson Boon’s Beautiful Things.
Walking to stage for her performance, Team Adam’s Annie Jones shared: “I want to prove to Adam that all this styling and mentoring, that it’s all worth it. And I’m really going to try my best to get to the Grand Finale.”
At 16, Annie became the youngest Grand Finalist with her vocal prowess on Love Is A Battlefield by Pat Benetar.
Departing artist from Team Adam, Siena, was “poised, peaceful and lovely, like a flower,” during her performance Jealousby Labyrinth.
LeAnn Rimes, who used her Ultimate Block on Reuben De Melo in the very first episode, dubbed his performance of Wicked Game by Chris Isaak “captivating,” calling him “the epitome of an artist.”
Faced with a tough decision between Reuben and Letitia Butler, LeAnn said:
“They’ve both made it so hard for me tonight,” before sending Reuben through to Grand Finale.
Voting is now open for Australia to decide who will be crowned The Voice 2024, taking home $100,000 prizemoney, plus a money-can’t-buy music masterclass and industry recording development package.
Meet The Voice 2024 Grand Finalists:
Team Adam – Annie Jones
Team Kate – Jaedyn Randell
Team LeAnn – Reuben De Melo
Team Guy – SKŸE
See tonight’s incredible Semi-Final performances:
Coach Guy Sebastian Sings His Hit New Song No Reason To Stay
Annie Jones Sings Pat Benatar’s Love Is A Battlefield
Jaedyn Randell Sings Katy Perry’s Wide Awake
Reuben De Melo Sings Chris Isaak’s Wicked Game
SKŸE Sings Joni Mitchell’s Both Sides Now
Sunday, 27 October on The Voice: The moment is finally here. A show-stopping Grand Finale will see the final four artists take to the stage for a spectacular duet with their superstar coaches, as Australia decides who will be The Voice 2024 champion.
The Voice Grand Finale – 7.00pm Sunday, 27 October on Channel 7 and 7plus
Catch the Grand Finalists LIVE on Sunrise 7.40am tomorrow on Channel 7 and 7plus
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Recap | The Voice on Channel 7 and 7plus (20 October)
About the Show
The Voice on Channel 7 premieres 19 August – Tune your ears. Get ready to experience breathtaking performances and electrifying chair-turn moments when Seven’s biggest entertainment program, The Voice, returns to Channel 7 and 7plus 7.30pm Monday, 19 August.
The attached media kit has all the details ahead of the season premiere, including Q&As with superstar coaches LeAnn Rimes, Adam Lambert, Kate Miller-Heidke and Guy Sebastian.
Discover what qualities the coaches seek in an artist, who is the most competitive coach, and who has the strongest pitching game.
More than 80 talented artists will take to the biggest stage in Australia hoping to turn their singing dreams into reality.
Hosted by 2023 TV WEEK Gold Logie Award-winner Sonia Kruger, The Voice continues its reign as one of the world’s most successful musical formats.
The Voice is an ITV Studios Australia production for the Seven Network.
