The Voice Australia 2026 reaches its Grand Finale tonight, with four finalists taking to the stage for one final chance to win Australia’s vote.
After making it through the Blind Auditions, Knockouts, Quarter Finals and Semi Finals, Daisha Auda, Yung Milla, Tommy Novak and The 60Four remain in contention for the title.
The finalists will each perform a solo, group performance and duet with their Coach, with Daisha representing Team Kate, Yung Milla representing Team Melanie, Tommy representing Team Richard and The 60Four representing Team Ronan.

The Grand Finale will also feature a performance from Coach Kate Miller-Heidke, who will perform her new single Butterflies alongside fellow Coach Melanie C.
For the finalists, the finale marks the culmination of months of performances and preparation. Yung Milla said reaching the final has allowed him to share his story from Darwin with audiences across Australia, while Tommy Novak reflected on leaving his corporate job to pursue the opportunity.
Daisha Auda, who is 15, said she never expected to make it this far, while The 60Four members Finnegan Green and Ben Francis described the competition as an experience they were proud of.
The winner will receive a $100,000 cash prize, an all-inclusive Hive Sound Studios recording and development package, and the title of The Voice Australia winner for 2026.