The Voice 2026 finalists revealed ahead of Seven finale

Australia will choose the winner of The Voice on Sunday night, with four acts competing for $100,000 and a recording and development package.

Daisha Auda of Queensland represents Kate Miller-Heidke’s team. Yung Milla from the Northern Territory is on Melanie C’s team, Tommy Novak from New South Wales is on Richard Marx’s, and South Australian group The 60Four is on Ronan Keating’s.

Each act will perform a solo song, a group number and a duet with their coach before voting determines the winner.

Four acts remain

Yung Milla said: “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.”

Auda, 15, said: “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.”

Novak said: “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’s Ben Francis 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.”

Miller-Heidke and Melanie C will also perform Miller-Heidke’s single Butterflies.

The Voice grand finale airs Sunday at 7.00pm on Seven and 7plus.