How to Watch ‘The Voice’ 2025 Finale Online

After weeks of button-smashing, vocal face-offs, and coaches pretending they’re not ultra-competitive, “The Voice” Season 27 is closing out with a two-night finale… and it’s going to be big. Whether you’re a Team Legend loyalist or you’ve been screaming “give Adam his crown!” since Blind Auditions, now’s the time to tune in.

Here’s how to watch the finale unfold live; or on your own time if you’re fashionably late.

When, Where, and How to Watch

“The Voice” finale airs in two parts on NBC:

• Monday, May 19 at 8/7c – Final performances
• Tuesday, May 20 at 9/8c – Live results (with a recap episode at 8/7c)

Have cable? You’re all set. No cable? You’ve got options: Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, FuboTV, and Sling TV all carry NBC in most areas. And yes, most offer free trials, so you can technically watch for zero dollars if you time it right.

Missed it live? Both nights will drop on Peacock the day after, so you can stream the whole thing with your morning coffee. Plans start at around $6/month and it works on basically everything – TVs, phones, tablets, you name it.

Want to own the episodes? They’re usually available to buy on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and Google Play within 24 hours of airing.

What to Expect in the Finale

This season’s finale is shaping up to be a vocal fireworks show. The top five finalists will each perform multiple songs, often including original singles, show-stopping covers, and a duet with their coach (cue the emotional harmonies). 

Who is in the final five? Lucia Flores-Wiseman (Team Adam) has powerhouse vocals and big-stage energy that’s impossible to ignore. Jadyn Cree (Team Michael) brings a cinematic tone with old-Hollywood vibes and crazy range. Renzo (Team John) slides in with smooth R&B control and the kind of voice that makes you stop scrolling. Jaelen Johnston (Team Kelsea) has a unique heartfelt country soul with a modern edge. And Adam David (Team Michael) shows off with acoustic ballads, pure emotion, and sneaky dark horse energy.

Also on deck? Surprise celebrity performances; NBC loves to tease those just before airtime, so they haven’t spilled who yet, but history says: expect icons.

There’s also the matter of the fan vote. Yes, your clicks, taps, and swipes matter. Voting will open during the live show via “The Voice’s” official app and website, with results revealed in real time Tuesday night.

Whether you’re watching live with snacks or catching up in PJs the next morning, “The Voice” finale is bringing the fireworks.