Tonight one of The Voice 2013 Top 3 will walk away with the Season 4 title. Will it be Danielle Bradbery, Michelle Chamuel or The Swon Brothers? We’ll know in a couple short hours.

Also up for grabs is the bragging rights of two of the coaches, Blake Shelton and Usher. If Michelle takes the title, that’s Usher’s first win as a coach. If not, then the honor goes to Blake for a third time in a row. His past winning contestants were Jermaine Paul and Cassadee Pope.

We’ll be live blogging the finale so be sure to stick with us all the way to the end when we learn the winner of The Voice 2013.

So let’s get to it …

Up first is a performance by The Voice coach Christina Aguilera and Pitbull with their single “Feel This Moment.”  Xtina revealed a trimmer figure and delivered a high-energy performance to kick off the season 4 finale.

The Swon Brothers decided to call on fellow country crooners Justin Rivers, Holly Tucker and Amber Carrington for their bring-back performance. The five of them took on “Stars Tonight” by Lady Antebellum. It was nice to see Justin again. Holly and Amber were great too, but they were just here. Ha.

Michelle Chamuel teamed up with One Republic with their hit “Counting Stars.” I don’t really think that One Republic would have been her band of choice to duet with, but she killed the song. Great job.

Garrett Gardner, Josiah Hawley, Vedo and Kris Thomas returned for a fun performance of “Ain’t Too Proud To Beg.”

For her bring-back performance, Danielle invited back Amber Carrington, Sarah Simmons and Caroline Graser to help her perform Carrie Underwood’s “All-American Girl.” That was followed by a pre-recorded Bruno Mars performance. Zzzz.

The Swon Brothers duet with Bob Seger was pretty brilliant. It was a perfect fit and the performance itself was pretty perfect. Probably the best performance of the night. When did I become a Swon Brothers fan????

Up next more returning constants. This time Sasha Allen, Karina Iglesias, Judith Hill and Cathia took on “Never Gonna Get It.” Sasha and Judith owned the performance, but it was pretty solid overall.

Danielle’s duet performance is with Nashville star Hunter Hayes. They take on Hunter’s hit “I Want Crazy” and it was a perfect song for Danielle. She was better than Hunter if I’m being honest.

Michelle decided to reunite Team Usher for her bring-back performance. Joining her was Josiah, Vedo and Cathia with Stevie Wonder’s “We Can Work It Out.” Let’s just say it wasn’t the best performance of the night.

And finally, Cher takes to the stage for the world premiere of her new song “Woman’s World.”

The Voice 2013 Finale Results

• 3rd place: The Swon Brothers
• 2nd place: Michelle Chamuel
• The winner of The Voice Season 4 is …. DANIELLE BRADBERY

The Voice 2013 Top 3 took on three songs each again Monday night in an epic final battle to decide who will win the season four title.

Will it be Danielle Bradbery from Team Blake, Michelle Chamuel from Team Usher or The Swon Brothers from Team Blake? It’s seriously too close to call. It could actually be any of these three. All of them did very well on the iTunes charts Monday night and we’re sure America’s votes poured in also. It’s just too close to call. But I’m going to go with my gut and say the winner of The Voice 2013 will be Danielle Bradbery. Or Michelle Chamuel. Or The Swon Brothers! Ack! Seriously, who will it be?

OK, Michelle. That’s my final answer.

Regardless of what happens, we’ll be there to cover it. So be sure to join us for the live results. We’ll be here recapping the finale live and want you to be a part of it with us.

In addition to the results, we’ll also be treated to a grand-finale worthy line-up of entertainers. The Voice’s own Christina Aguilera is among the guests acts, as is superstar Cher, Pitbull, Florida Georgia Line and Nelly. Bruno Mars will also be featured in a pre-taped performance.

The Voice 2013 Top 3 took on three songs each Monday night during the first part of the two-night season 4 finale. Danielle Bradbery, Michelle Chamuel and The Swon Brothers had just one last chance to convince America to vote them as The Voice 2013.

It wasn’t exactly a finale-worthy night if I’m being honest. But they three finalists still brought their best to the stage. As always, I’ll review each performance and assign the letter grade I think each one deserves.

Team Blake: The Swon Brothers, “I Can’t Tell You Why.” I think this was actually a good song for them. At first I was all eeeehhhh, but in the end I liked it a lot. The falsetto was a great touch too. These guys are taking the contest seriously. Grade: A

Team Usher: Michelle Chamuel, “I Knew You Were Trouble.” This was a smart song to reprise. Not only is it Taylor Swift, it’s definitely one of Michelle’s best performances from the season. It would have been cool to switch it up this time, but it was pretty much the same performance as before. But still good. Grade: A-

Team Blake: Danielle Bradbery and Blake Shelton, “Timber, I’m Falling In Love.” I wasn’t a huge fan of this performance, but I think the whole duet with your coach thing is a bad idea anyway. But regardless of that, this was a terribly boring song. The vocals were fine, but the rest was just kind of meh. Grade: B

Team Blake: The Swon Brothers, “Danny’s Song.” For their reprise song they went with basically the one that did the best on iTunes. I don’t really call it their defining moment, but Blake knows what he’ doing. It was another great performance from the brothers. Grade: A

Team Usher: Michelle Chamuel, “Why.” I liked this song choice and I liked the performance too. I felt like it could have included a bigger mordent, but it was emotional and connected, so I can let the lack of a big moment slide. Grade: A-

Team Blake: The Swon Brothers and Blake Shelton, “Celebrity.” Well, this is probably the worst Swon Brothers performance in weeks. The vocals were fine, but the song was stupid and over-stretched for a singing competition. I mean, Celebrity? Really? Grade: C+

Team Blake: Danielle Bradbery, “Maybe It Was Memphis.” This was definitely her defining moment song. But for some reason this time around, it seemed kind of boring. Maybe it was because it didn’t seem new and fresh. The vocals were good though. So all in all, it was a good performance. Grade: A-

Team Usher: Michelle Chamuel and Usher, “One.” Well, Usher sounded great. OK, Michelle sounded good too, but Usher really showed her up. Regardless, it was a great performance. Grade: A

Team Blake: Danielle Bradbery, “Born To Fly.” I wouldn’t exactly call this full-on upbeat as Blake called it, but it was nice to hear her do something more up tempo. I don’t think it was end-of-the-night worthy, but it was still pretty solid. Grade: A-

Tonight on The Voice 2013 the Top 3 finalists are performing live for your votes one last time in hopes of winning the season 4 crown and title of “The Voice.” We’ll be updating you right here on who sang what and how to vote for your favorite to win. Get ready to watch the Top 3 all perform live tonight on The Voice!

Team Blake has the odds stacked in his favor for a third straight season title win. The Swon Brothers and Danielle Bradbery remain the strongest contenders, but Team Usher’s Michelle Chamuel could be posed for an underdog position to come in and win it all.

Who are you most excited to see perform during tonight’s two-house season finale performance show? The winner of The Voice 4 will be revealed on Tuesday night so stay close by!

The Voice 2013 Finale Top 3 performance list:

• Team Blake – The Swon Brothers – “I Can’t Tell You Why” – 1-855-864-2301
• Team Usher – Michelle Chamuel – “I Knew You Were Trouble” – 1-855-864-2302
• Team Blake – Danielle Bradbery and Blake Shelton Duet – “Timber, I’m Falling in Love” - 1-855-864-2303
• Team Blake – The Swon Brothers – “Danny’s Song” – 1-855-864-2301
• Team Usher – Michelle Chamuel – “Why” – 1-855-864-2302
• Team Blake – The Swon Brothers and Blake Shelton Duet – “Celebrity” – 1-855-864-2301
• Team Blake – Danielle Bradbery – “Maybe It Was Memphis” - 1-855-864-2303
• Team Usher – Michelle Chamuel and Usher Duet – “One” – 1-855-864-2302
• Team Blake – Danielle Bradbery – “Born To Fly” - 1-855-864-2303

As soon as tonight’s The Voice live performance show ends you’ll be able to start voting for your favorites so get those dialing and online voting fingers ready! Who will you be supporting after tonight’s show?

The Voice 2013 two-part finale kicks off tonight as the Top 3 — Danielle Bradbery, Michelle Chamuel and The Swon Brothers — sing for America’s votes one final time.

It’s going to be quite a final race as all three acts have had a great showing all season long and have basically taken turns coming out on top week after week.

So will coach Blake Shelton get his third win in a row with Danielle or The Swon Brothers or will Michelle Chamuel give Usher his first win? Tune in tomorrow night to find that out. But first tune in tonight to see how the final three acts ago.

Also on hand for the two-night finale will be an all-star line-up, including The Voice coach Christina Aguilera and superstar Cher.

And as always, be checked in here with us as we live blog the show and then stay around for the full recap of the episode later. And tomorrow night we’ll be back again for the live results of The Voice 2013. Don’t miss a second of the two-night finale. We sure won’t.

This week on The Voice 2013, Sasha Allen barely missed a spot in the Season 4 Top 3 as she was sent home along with Amber Carrington.

The final member of Team Shakira stopped for her surprisingly calm and hopeful exit interview following her elimination. She had nothing but great things to say about her experience.

“It’s been the experience of a lifetime,” Sasha said. “It’s been an amazing gift to get to do this. This show allowed me to do everything that I could have ever possibly wanted to do. How incredible. ”

And while the singing is great and all, there’s another part about the show that has really been her favorite, she said.

“The clothes, the hair, the makeup. It’s all so much fun. It’s like playing dress up,” Sasha said. “Then your job is to do what you love to do most. What a gift.”

Check out the full exit interview with Sasha below. And also be sure to tune in for next week’s finale and check back here for all of our coverage from finale week.

This week on The Voice 2013, the final three were chosen and sadly, Amber  Carrington was not among them. The Team Adam member was cut along with Sasha Allen and after the elimination, she sat down for her surprisingly calm and optimistic exit interview.

“I’m fine with what’s happening right now,” Amber said with a smile. “Looking forward to the future and what’s going to happen then. It’s all good.”

Aside from the exposure that could help launch a career, Amber says she’s happy the most with how being on the show has changed her as a person.

“I’ve gotten to open up and show the real me,” she said. “I’ve learned that I’m not just a singer. I’m more of an artist.”

Amber also thanks her coach Adam and her fans for all of their support. Check out the full exit interview with Amber below. And be sure to tune in for next week’s finale and head back here for all of our coverage from finale week.

This week The Voice 2013 Top 3 was named after two artists were sent home. We’ll be seeing The Swon Brothers, Danielle Bradberry and Michelle Chamuel competing for the title next week.

The final three acts sat down with Christina Milian to talk about their time on the show and what it means to be this close to the end and the possibility of becoming The Voice. Also stopping by is last season finalist Terry McDermott to offer his advice.

One of the topics of conversation was the elimination of Sasha Allen and Amber Carrington.

“It was crazy. Of course I didn’t want to see Sasha and Amber go,” Danielle said. “Everyone is so good. You never know what is going to happen.”

And how did they feel about making it into the final three? Well that answer is obvious. But it’s The Swon Brothers who truly beat the odds because no group has ever made it even remotely this far.

“We came into this think without high hopes, Colton Swon said. “It’s amazing. It’s unbelievable.”

Find out what else the finalists had to say in the video below.

The Voice 2013 said goodbye to two artists Tuesday night leaving you with your Season 4 Top 3 finalists, who will compete for the title in next week’s finale.

Moving on to next week are Michelle Chamuel from Team Usher, Danielle Bradbery and The Swon Brothers, both from Team Blake. That means we said goodbye to Amber Carrington and Team Adam and Sasha Allen and Team Shakira Tuesday night.

So which of the final three has what it takes to win? It’s going to get really tricky and it will honestly come down to song choice and the finale performances. The act who gets those iTunes sales to break the Top 10 is going to be the lucky one.

The Top 5 Rankings: Who has what it takes to win The Voice 2013?

It’s going to nearly be a Team Blake season finale next week when The Voice Top 3 acts take the stage and compete to be come the one, the only, “The Voice.”

The Voice results tonight revealed the eliminations of Amber Carrington and Sasha Allen. Moving on to be this season’s finalists are Michelle Chamuel from Team Usher along with Team Blake’s The Swon Brothers and Danielle Bradbery. It’s going to be a Country + Alt/Pop season finale next week on NBC. Are you ready?

We’re excited for Michelle Chamuel, but aren’t so sure she’s got a shot up against these two acts, but maybe two Country acts will split their votes and give her a shot at the title. As for who has a better chance on Team Blake to win I would have said Danielle Bradbery a week ago, but those Swon Brothers managed to top her in the iTunes charts this week. If they can do it again next week they could be the next winners and the first duet to take it all.

Join us on Monday and Tuesday as we cover the last two episodes of The Voice 2013 on NBC. Which artists do you plan to support with your votes?