Season 21 Of 'The Voice' To End With Star Studded Performances

The finale of the 21st season of "The Voice" will be a musical showdown!

Ariana Grande, Jennifer Lopez, Ed Sheeran, and more talented artists are gearing up to end the 21st season of the competitive show with spectacular performances!

ET shared this star-studded lineup, and viewers can expect to watch some of their favorite singers dazzle on stage in addition to songs by the show's final contestants.

Season 21 of the NBC show has been an emotional rollercoaster filled with several contestants battling with their musical skills. Now, the top five finalists would end the competition with a unique showdown.

Girl Named Tom, Jershika Maple, Paris Winningham, Wendy Moten, and Hailey Mia shall each have a chance to show off their talents alongside their coaches, Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, and John Legend.

First-time "The Voice" coach Ariana Grande would be joined on stage with Kid Cudi to give the first-ever live performance of their song, "Just Look Up," which was used in the upcoming Netflix film "Don't Look Up."

Jennifer Lopez shall also be making her first appearance on "The Voice" to wow viewers with the performance of "On My Way (Marry Me)," the soundtrack from her upcoming movie "Marry Me."

JLo wasn't the only celebrity making their debut on the show as Walker Hayes would take the stage for the first time to perform his beloved country song "Fancy Like."

If these artists weren't enough to get excitement rushing through your veins, the show's Mega Mentor Ed Sheeran would be making a splashy return with his new single, "Shivers."

Coldplay was also on the star-studded list to bless fans with their chart-topping song "My Universe," a duet with the South Korean idols BTS.

There was also a special treat in store for fans. "The Voice's" top 13 artists would collaborate with "Sing 2" stars Keke Palmer and Tori Kelly for a heartwarming performance of "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)." 

The anticipated finale would air on Tuesday, December 14 at 9 p.m. PT/ET on NBC, and one of the five finalists shall be crowned the winner of the show's 21st season. 

Death comes without, as it did for the talented musician Thomas Wells. The heartbreaking death of the former "The Voice" contestant was reported by The Blast in November.

The late singer died in a terrible accident in the tire manufacturing industry in Oklahoma. The 46-year-old reportedly got caught on an automatic converter belt that gravely injured the TV personality.

According to Jessica, the deceased's wife, the Arkansas native, was rushed to the hospital before being airlifted to a larger facility in Texas due to the severe nature of his injuries. 

Alas, the singer couldn't be saved, and he died from the wounds on November 13, 2021. Wells rose to fame in 2011 after making his TV debut on "X-Factor."

The musician also competed on shows such as "The Voice" and "The Winner Is." He was a self-taught multi-instrumentalist whose passion for music began in a local choir.