It's down to the wire for The Voice's Top 4. On Tuesday, one of these talented breakout stars will win the ultimate prize, but to get there, the final contestants had to perform three separate songs before Night 1 of the finale came to a close.

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Unlike the semifinals, the singing hopefuls now only have two ways to pull themselves to number one: winning the public vote or boosting their votes with the iTunes Top 10 multiplier. Recently, everyone and their brother has managed to snag the iTunes bonus, which means this talented field may need to rely solely on viewers' voting power if they want to walk away winner.

Team Adam Levin's Jordan Smith took the stage first. Generally considered the leader of the 2015 pack, Smith choose to Climb Ev'ry Mountain as his solo performance before diving into a duet of God Only Knows with Coach Adam. For his Christmas song, Smith took on the lesser-known Mary, Did You Know.

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Team Gwen Stefani's Jeffery Austin, meanwhile, used Monday night to battle his way back from his Bottom Three standing. He teamed with his pop star coach for a rendition of Leather and Lace before taking on Sugarland's Stay and O Holy Night.

Coach Blake Shelton was the busiest mentor of the evening. The Country star managed to Sheppard two of his contestants to the final four, and he took the stage with Barrett Baber for Rhinestone Cowboy and partnered with Emily Ann Roberts for Islands in the Stream. Baber went on to sing Die a Happy Man and Silent Night while Roberts tried her hand at Burning House and Blue Christmas.

Who do you think will take the No. 1 spot for season 9? Sound off in the poll below!

The Voice finale continues Tuesday night on NBC.



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