“The Voice” finale: Asher HaVon, Josh Sanders, Bryan Olesen, Nathan Chester and Karen Waldrup perform with their coach

It’s time to The voice to crown its season 25 champion — but first, the Top 5 take the stage one last time!

After their final two competitive performances on Monday, Karen Waldrup, Bryan Olesen, Josh Sanders, Nathan Chester and Asher HaVon can soak up the moment with a highly anticipated duet with their A-list coach.

Unfortunately, Chance the Rapper didn’t end up with a team member in the finals this season, but Reba McEntire, John legend And Dan + Shay will all take the stage at least once during Tuesday’s live finale – before the winner is finally announced.

Take a look at the Season 25 finalists below and see what they achieved with their coaches!

Karen Waldrup (Team Dan + Shay)

The experienced singer won over the two country-leaning coaches during her blind audition, with a passionate rendition of Jo Dee Messina’s “Bye Bye.” But after Dan + Shay blocked Reba, she landed with the rookie trainers, thanking them for their support with a Battle Round victory to their track “Save Me the Trouble”.

Karen continued her season 25 Knockouts, taking on Trisha Yearwood’s country classic, “Georgia Rain,” and continued things in the playoffs with a show-stopping performance of Lainey Wilson’s “Heart Like a Truck.” For her live performances, Karen was consistently a top vote-getter, delivering powerful performances of Lee Ann Womack’s “I Hope You Dance” and Sugarland’s “Stay.”

In the first night of the finale, Karen stayed true to her country roots, performing Jo Dee Messina’s “I’m Alright” for her upbeat song and Rascal Flatts’ “What Hurts the Most” for her ballad.

In his last performance of The voice season 25, Karen teamed up with her coaches Dan + Shay to perform Lady A’s “You Look Good,” adding female vocals to the infamous country duo.

Bryan Olesen (team legend)

Bryan, the oldest contestant this season, had three chairs to turn for his blind performance of OneRepublic’s “Love Runs Out.” After landing on Team Legend, Bryan wowed his coach so much with his Battle Round rendition of Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep” that he skipped the Knockouts altogether.

Bryan returned for the Playoffs with a beloved karaoke track – “Africa” by Toto – and once again, his impressive vocals put a whole new spin on the yacht rock classic. He kept things high energy in the live shows, performing Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now” and Phil Collins’ “Take a Look at Me Now”, however, he was forced to compete for the ‘Instant Save in the semi-final, finally. winning the final with “Viva la Vida” by Coldplay.

In the finale, Bryan went retro with his up-tempo song, performing George Michael’s “Freedom! ’90”, but new school with Benson Boone’s “Beautiful Things” as his ballad.

For his performance with coach John Legend, Bryan brought his rock touch to “Feelin’ Good,” channeling Joe Bonamassa’s rendition, although John often performed Nina Simone’s more soulful version – and the combo was The voice perfection.

Josh Sanders (Team Reba)

The country singer won Reba over with his blind performance of Nate Smith’s “Whiskey on You,” and continued to impress during the Battle and Knockout Rounds with Luke Combs’ “When It Rains It Pours” and “Wild as Her ” by Tyler Joe Miller. “

For the Playoffs, Reba tasked Josh with something a little more offbeat, but he nailed his performance of “Black Water” by the Doobie Brothers. He remained a weekly favorite when he returned to country with live performances of Thomas Rhett’s “Angels (Don’t Always Have Wings)” and Chris Stapleton’s “White Horse.”

For the first night of the finale, Josh went for the rhythm and hard rock with Randy Houser’s “Boots On,” but proved he could also slow things down with Randy Travis’ “Go Rest High on That Mountain.” .

Teaming up with Reba in his final performance, Josh found spiritual common ground with his coach as they performed Randy Houser’s powerful worship hit, “Back to God.”

Asher HaVon (Team Reba)

The powerhouse singer surprised some when he joined Team Reba after getting a three-chair turn for his blind performance of Adele’s “Set Fire to the Rain.” However, he has since stood out on his team, winning both his Battle – with Tina Turner’s “We Don’t Need Another Hero” – and Knockout – with a stunning performance of Toni’s “Un-Break My Heart” Braxton. “

He delivered another epic performance in the Playoffs, lending his vocal power to David Guetta and Sia’s “Titanum” before showing off his versatility in live performances, with Boyz II Men’s seductive “I’ll Make Love to You” and the Beyoncé’s breakup. ballad “Irreplaceable”.

Asher showed even more of his range on the first night of the finale as he took on two iconic divas with Donna Summer’s “Last Dance” and Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You.”

Asher and Reba kept it old school with their final performance, taking the stage with a rendition of Patti LaBelle and Michael McDonald’s “On My Own.”

Nathan Chester (team legend)

After a blind, two-chair performance of Al Green’s “Take Me to the River,” Nathan has been one of Team Legend’s favorites all season. He won his Battle with a stunning cover of Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep,” and kept it moving in the Knockouts with Elvin Bishop’s “Fooled Around and Fell in Love.”

During the Playoffs, Nathan stuck to his guns, transforming the Beatles’ “Oh! Darling” into a modern soul standard, earning him praise from all four coaches. He followed up with famous performances of Jackie Wilson’s “(Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher and Higher” and Otis Redding’s “Try a Little Tenderness” to earn his spot in the season 25 finale.

Nathan kept it soulful during his first final performances, choosing the Isley Brothers’ “It’s Your Thing” for his upbeat number and Leon Russell’s “A Song for You” as his ballad.

And Nathan and John, of course, remained moving with their final performance of “When a Man Loves a Woman.”

ET spoke with the Season 25 coaches ahead of Monday night’s finale part one, and Reba shared how excited she was for the star-studded finale, which also featured performances from The Black Keys, Jelly roll, Kate Hudson, Lainey WilsonMuni Long, Thomas Rhettand season 23 winner Gina Miles.

“So many great artists have come to the building,” she marveled. “Not only the artists who have competed all this time for The voice trophy but our guest stars. I’m so delighted. To like.”

The voiceThe season 25 finale airs live on Tuesday, May 21 at 8 p.m. PT/ET.

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