Meet the four The Voice Australia 2024 grand finalists

The Blind Auditions saw some highly talented contestants assigned to the coaches’ The Voice teams. Since then, the contestants have been through the Knockout rounds and Battle rounds, and the grand finalists have been decided.

The Voice Australia 2024 started off with superstar coaches Guy Sebastian, LeAnn Rimes, Adam Lambert, and Kate Miller-Heidke blindly listening to contestants perform and then slamming their buzzers when they heard something they liked.

This year, the competition levelled up a little; each coach had an ultimate block, which allowed them to block all of their fellow coaches and ensure the contestant joined their team. The Voice 2024 coaches also received a block, which allowed them to block just one judge.

At the end of the Blinds round, The Voice teams were complete. However, during the Battle round, a chunk of these contestants were sent home. Now, with the Knockouts done and dusted, the coaches have eliminated another five contestants each.

Find out which artists from the The Voice teams have made it to the grand finals.

Team Adam

This is Adam’s first time on The Voice Australia. Fellow judge Kate labelled Adam as a bit “trigger-happy” when it came to pressing that buzzer during The Blinds.

Annie Jones

Annie, 16, from Melbourne, performed Holding Out For a Hero by Bonnie Tyler. Guy, Kate and Adam all turned their chairs.

Team LeAnn

This is LeAnn’s first time on The Voice Australia.

Reuben De Melo

31-year-old Reuben from Perth scored a stand ovation and a unanimous chair turn from all the judges. He sang I See Fire by Ed Sheeran at the first Blind Auditions.

Team Kate

This is also Kate’s first time on The Voice Australia. She told Chattr she would be looking for singers who would give her “goosebumps” or surprise her.

Jaedyn Randell

Kate, Guy and LeAnn turned their chairs for 22-year-old Jaedyn from New Zealand. She performed Jessie J’s Big White Room, and Kate used her Block to score Jaeydn on her team.

Team Guy

Guy is the only The Voice coach who’s been on The Blinds panel before, so it’s safe to say he knows what he’s doing!

Skÿe

Skÿe, 26, from Melbourne, received a standing ovation and a four-chair turn after delivering an emotional performance of Billie Eilish’s What Was I Made For. His powerful rendition had all The Voice teams eager to add him to their lineup.

The Voice Australia airs on Sundays at 7pm and Monday – Tuesday at 7:30pm on Channel 7 and 7Plus.

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