What to expect from The Voice final 2026

The red chairs have stopped spinning and the finalists are preparing to battle it out to be crowned The Voice 2026 champion.

The finale will see each remaining singer perform alone before joining their coach for a duet.

Just four contestants remain after the coaches cut the field from 12 during last weekend's semi-final.

Representing Kelly Rowland is Monique Nicholson-Porter, who overcame illness to perform All the Man That I Need by Whitney Houston. Despite being ill and unable to sing during the week, her performance ultimately persuaded Rowland to put her through.

Naná Aldrin-Quaye is flying the flag for will.i.am after bringing plenty of personality to her performance of Fever by La Lupe. The energetic number even saw her make her way over to her coach's chair.

Meanwhile, Tom Fletcher and Danny Jones selected Frank Raven, whose theatrical piano-led version of Billy Idol's Rebel Yell ended with him climbing on top of the instrument.

Completing the line-up is Cate McHugh, chosen by Sir Tom Jones following her distinctive take on Harry Styles' Sign of the Times.

Kelly Rowland joined the programme this series, saying she was looking forward to working with its "excellent and passionate coaches".

For several of her fellow coaches, though, the final will also be a farewell: ITV has confirmed that Sir Tom, Tom Fletcher and Danny Jones will not return in 2027, while Emma Willis is also leaving the programme as host, having taken up a new role this year on Strictly Come Dancing.

Rowland and will.i.am will remain alongside new coaches Aitch and Cheryl. And, Alesha Dixon and Stacey Solomon are taking over as the show's new presenters.

The winner of Saturday's show will leave with £50,000, a recording contract with Universal Music Group and a holiday to Universal Studios Resort in Florida.

The grand final will be shown this Saturday, (October 31) at 8.30pm on ITV1 and ITVX.