Who Won The Voice Season 28? Full Winner Revealed

The Voice Season 28 Concludes with a Holiday-Themed Finale

The Voice, the popular singing competition, concluded its Season 28 on NBC with a live finale that captivated audiences. The second part of the finale aired on December 16, 2025, and revealed the winner after a season filled with powerful performances and intense viewer voting.

This season featured four accomplished coaches: Niall Horan, Michael Bublé, Reba McEntire, and Snoop Dogg. Each coach had at least one artist reach the final stage of the show, showcasing the talent and dedication of their respective teams.

The finale was presented as "The Voice Finale: Holiday Spectacular," emphasizing the festive spirit. The six remaining contestants performed Christmas songs before voting closed. Viewers had the opportunity to vote overnight, and the final rankings were announced during the live broadcast.

Niall Horan, one of the coaches, was unable to perform due to illness and was placed on vocal rest. However, guest performers joined the show and appeared with some of the finalists, adding an extra layer of excitement to the event. Host Carson Daly guided the episode and announced the results, keeping the audience engaged throughout the night.

At the end of the evening, Aiden Ross from Team Niall was named the winner of The Voice Season 28. This victory marked another coaching win for Niall Horan on the NBC series, solidifying his reputation as a successful mentor in the competition.

Finale Performances and Show Format

The finale episode included performances from all six finalists. Each artist sang one holiday song as part of the final vote. Aiden Ross performed “Last Christmas.” Jazz McKenzie sang “Jingle Bell Rock.” Aubrey Nicole performed “Mary, Did You Know.” Ralph Edwards sang “This Christmas.” Max Chambers performed “Blue Christmas.” Dek of Hearts sang “Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town.”

The show followed a set format, with performances accompanied by short recaps of each finalist’s journey. Coaches appeared on stage and in pre-recorded segments. Although Niall Horan did not sing, guest artists stood in during performances involving his team, ensuring continuity and maintaining the energy of the show.

Several guest performers made appearances throughout the broadcast, including Journey, Khalid, Riley Green, XG, Zac Brown Band featuring Noah Cyrus, and Sofronio Vásquez, who won Season 26. Their performances were spread across the episode between finalist songs and results segments, adding variety and entertainment to the show.

Voting results were based solely on viewer votes from the final performance window. No judges' scores were used in the finale, making the outcome entirely dependent on audience participation. All results were determined by this process and announced live during the broadcast.

Final Results and Season Outcome

After all performances ended, Carson Daly announced the final rankings. Jazz McKenzie finished in sixth place. Max Chambers placed fifth. Aubrey Nicole finished fourth. Dek of Hearts placed third. Ralph Edwards was named the runner-up. Aiden Ross was announced as the winner of The Voice Season 28.

Ross competed on Team Niall, giving Niall Horan his third win as a coach. Horan previously won Season 23 with Gina Miles and Season 24 with Huntley. Every season he has coached, his artist has won. Michael Bublé ended the season with two finalists. Reba McEntire and Snoop Dogg each had one finalist in the finale.

The episode also reviewed the season from the blind auditions to the live shows. Short clips showcased key moments for each finalist. The coaches were acknowledged before the winner was announced.

The season ended with the official confirmation of results and closing remarks from the host. Season 28 concluded with Aiden Ross being named the winner on NBC, completing the two-night finale event.

Winner Order: Final Rankings for Season 28 of The Voice

The final ranking for The Voice Season 28 was announced during the live finale results. The order was based only on viewer votes from the final performance night. No coach decisions or judge scores were used at this stage of the competition.

The sixth-place finalist was Jazz McKenzie from Team Bublé. Max Chambers, also from Team Bublé, finished in fifth place. Aubrey Nicole from Team Reba placed fourth. Dek of Hearts from Team Niall finished in third place. Ralph Edwards from Team Snoop was named the runner-up.

Aiden Ross from Team Niall was announced as the winner of The Voice Season 28. After revealing the final two artists, host Carson Daly confirmed the results on stage. “The winner of The Voice Season 28 is Aiden Ross,” Daly said during the broadcast.