Tonight on “The Voice,” host Carson Daly reveals who America chose as the winner. Act Gwen Stefani, Michael Buble, Reba McEntireor Snoop Dogg Coach the winning artist? The star-studded finale includes special appearances from top artists (including former coaches). Kelly Clarkson) and the top eight meet for a special group performance on the theme of “Wicked”.

Read our minute-by-minute recap of The Voice Season 26, Episode 21 below to find out what happened on Tuesday, December 10 at 9:00 PM ET/PT. Then, use the comments section to find out about your favorite performers on NBC’s long-running reality TV show, which coach you prefer, and who you think will ultimately make The Voice’s Season 26 winners list.

Here are the artists competing for the title:

TEAM SNOOP – Jeremy Beloate

TEAM REBA – Danny Joseph

TEAM GWEN – Sydney Sterlace

TEAM BUBBLE – Shy, Sofronio Vasquez

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9:01 p.m – At the opening of the show, the five finalists and another three artists from the top 8 (Jan Dan, Adam Bohanan And Christina Eagle) all came together to pay homage to the film “Wicked” by trading lines to the epic ballad “Defying Gravity.”

9:09 p.m – Returned for the first time since coaching last season, Dan + Shay took the stage to perform the title song from their Christmas album, “It’s Officially Christmas.”

9:14 p.m – To celebrate her place in the final, Sydney recorded the Cat Stevens track “Wild World” with coach Gwen, a song they see as an opportunity to “just have fun” on stage together.

9:24 p.m – Making his “Voice” debut, Myles Smith He next stepped into the spotlight to perform his popular song “Stargazing.”

9:27 p.m – Jeremy said of his partnership with Snoop that he learned self-confidence through the “brotherhood” they developed. To honor this connection, they performed “(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay” by Otis Redding together.

9:35 p.m – Team Niall winners from Season 24, HuntleyTonight he celebrated his great return to the “Voice” stage with his song “Skyline Drive”.

9:42 p.m – Being part of their second song together, Riley Green And Ella Langley stopped by for “Don’t Mind If I Do.”

9:51 p.m – The next artist-coach duet was Michael’s first of the night, his collaboration with Shye on the Frank and Nancy Sinatra song “Something Stupid.” In their clip package, Michael and Shye seem to have had a lot of fun goofing around with each other during rehearsal sessions.

9:59 p.m – The big moment of the night came when Snoop collaborated Sting for the world premiere of her song “Another Part of Me.”

10:08 p.m – Before going on stage with Danny for the first time that night, Reba gave him professional advice that he should always have fun because “they can’t hold it against you later if it was your passion.” For her Duet, they shared their rendition of “You Don’t Know Me” by Ray Charles and Michael.

10:17 p.m – During her break from coaching, Kelly herself returned to the stage and delivered an effervescent rendition of her Christmas song “You for Christmas.”

10:20 p.m – After exchanging a few hockey lessons and a few “I love yous” came Sofronio and Michael’s final artist-coach partner performance on The Jackson 5’s “Who’s Lovin’ You.”