NBC Sends Viewers Into Shock As The Voice Reveals A Two-Night Finale Packed With Hidden Surprises
“The Voice” has revealed a key piece of information about its Season 28 finale…its air dates. (Photo Credit: Trae Patton / NBC via Getty Images)
When Is The Finale For Season 28 Of The Voice?
The Voice is laying the groundwork for its upcoming Season 28 finale.
Season 28 of The Voice premiered on Monday, September 22. The season celebrated the return of a cast of fan-favorite coaches: Niall Horan, Snoop Dogg, Michael Bublé, and Reba McEntire.
While Voice fans still have a few weeks before Season 28 comes to a close, preparations are well underway for the finale. The Voice and its parent network, NBC, have kept most of the details under wraps, but they have revealed one key piece of information…the dates!
Yes, that’s right, DATES. As viewers have grown accustomed to, the Season 28 finale of The Voice will air across two nights. The first night will be performance-based, while the results (and the winner) will be revealed on the second night.
So when should you tune in? According to the NBC website, the two-part Voice finale will air on Monday, December 15, and Tuesday, December 16. Both episodes will air live on NBC.
NBC promised to share more details about the finale in the coming weeks. Future announcements will likely contain information about guest performers and celebrity appearances.
The Voice Introduced Some Major Changes This Season…
Season 28 has been a season of change for The Voice. The show introduced multiple new rules and elements this season, starting in the blind auditions.
Host Carson Daly got to use his new “Carson Callback” power to give a no-chair turn contestant a second chance during the blind auditions. He used his callback on a young singer named Ryan Mitchell, who managed to land a spot on Team Reba after his second audition.
Another change occurred in the battles, as contestants were allowed to choose their own duet partners. The coaches chose the pairings in previous seasons.
Then, during the knockouts, the coaches demonstrated their new “Mic Drop” buttons. Each coach had the opportunity to press the button for one contestant on their team. Once all four contestants are selected, fans will have the power to vote for their favorite. The winner will get to sing during the Rose Parade on New Year’s Day, even if they don’t win The Voice itself.
Stay tuned for more details about the Season 28 finale of The Voice. We’ll be sure to fill you in!
In the meantime, enjoy the coaches’ collaborative performance of “The Joker” they shared to kick off the season in September.
