Who were the singers competing in The Voice Australia 2026 Grand Finale?

Daisha might only be 15 years old, but she is proving to be as commanding as an artist with decades in the industry.

Her recent rendition of Janella Monae’s Tightrope reminded coach Kate why she saved Daisha earlier in the competition. Even though Richard questioned the song choice, he couldn’t deny she “crushed it.”

Her Grand Finale position was secured after a powerful performance of Andra Day’s Rise Up, with Mel C praising her stage presence.

Ever since his Blind Audition, singing his brother’s song All My Life, the audience and coaches knew Yung Milla would be one to watch.

“Every place, there’s good, there’s bad, there’s dark and rainbows, I just happened to grow up in the darker side of things,” he said at the time.“This is why I’m on this stage. This isn’t about me; this is about my family, my people back home, just to show hope that they can do it too.”

His rendition of The Weeknd and Kendrick Lamar’s Pray For Me secure his spot in the Semi Final. “I can’t even explain it. There’s just something so powerful about what you represent, and it gets me every time,” his coach shared.

The praise just kept coming as Yung Milla fought for his spot in the Grand Finale. The young singer paid tribute to his mum in an emotional rendition of Men At Work’s Land Down Under. The performance blended didgeridoo, choir, storytelling and an original rap.

“You turned the song on its head and gave it extra potency, power, a little bit of darkness and a lot of hope. I’m in awe,” Kate shared.

In the Grand Finale, Yung Milla was crowned the winner of The Voice Australia – the first rapper to ever take the title.

After his marriage brokedown, Tommy reassessed his life and decided to pursue his passion: music.

“I’ve got amazing people in my life that helped me to focus on the future and what possibilities there could be, as opposed to spending too much time focusing on the loss of the marriage,” he told TV WEEK.

Despite his vulnerability away from the mic, the coaches believe Tommy needs to show more during his performance. Nonetheless, he secured a spot in the Semi Final after performing Phil Collins’ Against All Odds.

After finally escaping his own head, Tommy poured his heart out on stage in an emotional performance of Robbie Williams’ Angels. Even Ronan said, “In your heart you should feel like a winner.”

Boy band, The 60Four perform brilliant reditions of classic songs from the 60s and 70s. Their first performance was Leo Sayer’s 1976 song, You Make Me Feel Like Dancing.

Proving their versatility, The 60Four performed sombr’s 12 to 12. While Richard didn’t think it was their strongest performance, they deserved a spot in the Semi Finals.

“Their voices are the best I’ve ever heard as a band on any show, anywhere,” he said.

Their Grand Finale-earning rendition of Earth, Wind & Fire’s September, however, was jam packed with choreography and trademark harmonies. Ronan praised the group for their “insane vocals.”

Tika is no stranger to singing competitions having auditioned on The X Factor in 2015. Putting her heart on the line, she has returned for The Voice in 2026, and secured a spot in the Semi Finals after performing Heart’s Alone.

Praising her growth, Richard said: “You deserve to be standing exactly where you are. You have become a contender for the crown.”

At just 12 years old, Leyla beautifully performed Sia’s Alive during her Blind Audition. While she’s turned 13 since, she is proving talent has no age. Her rendition of Demi Lovato’s Skyscraper secured her spot in the Semi Final.

However, many questions whether she was ready for the competition at such a young age. “I’ve been singing forever. This is something I love doing, and I want to do it for the rest of my life. Yes, I’m ready” Leyla said.

Leyla was around eight years old when she started performing, and 10 when she first released an orignal song, Hard To Breathe.

After her mother was diagnosed with a rare form of dementia, Charlotte finally got the courage to audition for The Voice – a dream of hers since she was eight.

Her breathtaking delivery of Fred Again and Obongjayar’s adore u left the coaches in awe. Even Richard admitted, “That was the best performance we’ve had all season.”

Music is in Taylor’s blood – literally. Her dad, Mark Williams, is the lead singer of Dragon and one of the voices behind the original Home and Away theme song.

Throughout the competition, she’s gone from strength to strength. Wooing the crowd with a powerful delivery of Whitney Houston’s I’m Every Woman, and earning her spot in the Semi Finals.