The Voice is in its final run, with the finale on channel 9 tonight at 7.30pm. Watching how the four finalists, Celia Pavey, Luke Kennedy, Dany Ross, and Harrison Craig have grown to become Australia’s next music heroes.
The tension and excitement is on full throttle and the time has come to announce the winner of this years The Voice. But will the clear favourite win? Or is it to be a battle of the voices on this fine Monday night?
Sports bet, at the time of writing this article (2.45pm)had Harrison Craig as the favourite at $1.03; Luke Kennedy at $13; Celia Pavey at $26 and Danny Ross at $41.
These are the performances we think are each performer’s best during the series. Which performance and competitor do you remember most, and hope will win?
Team Seal: Harrison Craig
The obvious favourite, Harrison Craig has dominated the iTunes sweep stake with his rendition of Unchained Melody reaching No.2, and now a following of 18,000 on Twitter. This song gave us goose bumps!
Team Delta: Celia Pavey
The folky addition of the final four has stunned with some of the most melodic vocals and captivating performances. The last women standing, will she take out the win over the boys? She never fails to disappoint, but with this performance, we couldn’t tear our eyes away from the screen… we had to download we loved it so much.
Team Ricky: Luke Kennedy
The 30 year old has quite a set of vocal chords with his strong, classical musical talent being Craig’s closest competition. No stranger to stirring the emotions with his pitch perfect songs, this song in particular was worth noting.
Team Joel: Danny Ross
A little too late? Odd man out Danny Ross, is definitely one of the more innovative and unique performers has something quite addictive to offer. Is it just his luck that Australia has finally come around to his dress ups and his tinkling voice? Is he the one to take out Harrison?
The winner tonight will go home with a recording contract with Universal Music, $100,000 prize and a Ford Kuga car.
Looking at the numbers, Harrison looks like the country’s favourite, but is he yours? Who do you want to have win?
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