The Voice Moves to 9 PM Tonight for High-Stakes Live Shows
The singing competition shifts to a 9 p.m. ET slot as 13 finalists prepare for Y2K-themed live performances.
The high-stakes drama of “The Voice” is heating up, and the schedule just changed. According to the New York Post [1], the competition shifts to a new start time of 9:00 p.m. ET tonight to accommodate returning sitcoms like “St. Denis Medical” and “The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins.”
This adjustment marks the beginning of the final stretch for the 13 remaining artists. The next two weeks will feature “Y2K Night,” where contestants tackle hits from the late ’90s and early 2000s, including Chumbawamba’s iconic “Tubthumping.”
Following the nostalgic theme, the show will dedicate its third week of live shows to a tribute for country legend Dolly Parton on November 23. The fourth week, airing November 30, will spotlight songs and artists that went viral on TikTok.
The finale is set for Monday, December 14, and will be a two-hour event. For those who cut the cord, the New York Post notes that live viewing requires a streaming service. Peacock streams the show live, with episodes available the next day. The platform costs $12.99/month for Premium with ads or $19.99 for Premium Plus.
Alternatively, services like DIRECTV, fuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV, and Sling TV offer NBC access. DIRECTV offers a five-day free trial, while YouTube TV, fuboTV, and Hulu + Live TV provide free trials for new subscribers. Peacock does not offer a direct free trial, but users can access it via Prime Video or Instacart+.
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This article is based on reporting by the outlets below.
- New York Post: What Time Is ‘The Voice’ On Tonight? How To Watch ‘The Voice’ At Its New Start Time
Also reported by: Just Jared
