Who won during “Live Finale Part 2”? (LIVE BLOG) – GoldDerby

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Tonight on “The Voice,” host Carson Daly reveals who America chose to be the winner of Season 25. The star-studded finale features special performances from A-list artists, finalist/coach duos and a celebration of NBC’s 25 seasons. reality TV competition.

The four-time Emmy Award-winning music competition series “The Voice” returns with the strongest singers from across the country invited to compete in the show’s new season, premiering Feb. 26 on NBC (8 p.m. PT/ET). The show’s innovative format includes five stages of competition: blind auditions, battle rounds, elimination rounds and live shows.

SEE Everything you need to know about season 25 of ‘The Voice’: Coaches, mentors and final date…

9:00 p.m. – “Previously on “The Voice”! » In the 20th episode, the top 5 artists performed a ballad and an upbeat song in hopes of winning the final US vote. Will Nathan Chester (Team caption), Asher HaVon (Reba Team), Bryan Olesen (Team caption), Josh Sanders (Team Reba) or Karen Waldrup Will (Team Dan + Shay) be crowned the winner? Let’s find out!

9:03 p.m. – Because tonight is the 25th season finale, tonight’s episode is also largely a celebration of the show’s history. After a presentation of the entries of all the past coaches over the years, then the introduction of this year’s, Thomas Rhett opened with a performance of his single “Beautiful as You”.

9:10 p.m. – Before their performance together, Karen and Dan + Shay discussed a budding friendship they’ve built throughout the season, including the many times the coaches made Karen laugh. Next, they took the stage to Lady A’s “You Look Good.”

9:23 p.m. – Next on stage was singer-songwriter Muni Long with her own new single “Made for Me”.

9:31 p.m. – Before Bryan took the stage with John, he gave us some insight into his working relationship with his coach. They shared a moment together in their rendition of the oft-covered classic “Feeling Good.”

9:42 p.m. – The next guest performance has taken place The black keys with their song “Beautiful People (Stay High)”. Afterward, Josh took the time to thank Reba for the lessons he was able to learn from her coaching as well as their shared faith and love for country music. Together, they covered the song “Back to God” by Randy Houser.

9:53 p.m. – Lainey Wilson was the next superstar to take the stage and thrill the final audience with his thumper “Hang Tight Honey.” Following this, Reba took the stage to present Lainey with an official invitation to accept the honor of joining the Grand Ole Opry.

10:04 p.m. – Academy Award nominated actress Kate Hudson showed a new side of herself with the song “Glorious” from her debut album. She was followed by Asher who took the stage with Reba for “On My Own,” but before they began their duet, Asher told us how he studied Reba’s past performances to learn how to “rule the stage ” himself.

10:18 p.m. – Champion trainer Niall Horan appeared via video message to introduce the artist with whom he won, Gina Milesfor his performance of the new cover single “Wicked Game.”

10:29 p.m. – The final coach-artist duo of the evening was John and Nathan joining in on “When a Man Loves a Woman”. Before getting to work, they finished that homemade cheesecake that John had promised Nathan earlier in the competition.

10:39 p.m. – And the final star showcase of the season was Jelly rollperformance of his new single “I Am Not Okay”.

10:48 p.m. – Before the first announcement of the finalist rankings, the group thanked their coaches for their leadership and guidance throughout the season. The artist who finished in fifth place was Karen. The artist who finished in fourth place was Nathan.

10:56 p.m. – The artist who finished in third place was Bryan, securing a first victory as Reba’s trainer. And finally, the winner of season 25 of “The Voice” is Asher HaVon.