‘The Voice’ season 30: How to watch the Battles part 3 for free today

Find out where to watch ‘The Voice’ Battles part 3 tonight for free on NBC. (Photo by: Cory Osborne/NBC)Cory Osborne/NBCIf you purchase a product through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.“The Voice” is back tonight with season 30’s “The Battles Part 3.” Tonight’s round of head-to-head performances is entering a particularly consequential stretch as the coaches continue to cut down their teams before the new Cut Week round. What time is ‘The Voice’ on tonight?Episode: “The Battles Part 3,” Season 30, Episode 9Date: Monday, Oct. 19Time: 8 p.m. Eastern/7 p.m. CentralChannel: NBCStreaming: Fubo (free trial) and DIRECTV (free trial) for live NBC; Peacock for next day streamingHow to watch ‘The Voice’ for free tonightIf you are hoping to watch without cable, the easiest free live-streaming options are Fubo and DIRECTV, which are advertising free trials for new customers and both carry NBC. “The Voice” fans not wanting to watch live can stream season 30 episodes the next day on Peacock. Peacock currently offers season 30 through “The Battles Part 2.”FuboFubo offers NBC and specifically lists “The Voice” season 30 as available live and on demand through its free trial promotion.If you choose to remain after the free trial ends, Fubo’s Pro plan renews at $63.99 for the first month, then $88.99 monthly. Pro carries 227 channels according to Fubo, with ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC available in select markets.Watch for free on Fubo $88.99 Free TrialGet Fubo's free trial and up to $30 off your first month of service.Get Free FuboDIRECTVDIRECTV offers a free trial for viewers who want NBC live or on demand. Its ENTERTAINMENT package includes 90-plus channels with local stations available. The provider advertises ENTERTAINMENT for $59.99 for the first month, down from a listed $89.99 monthly rate. Watch for free on DIRECTV$89.99 Free TrialGet a 5-day free trial of DIRECTV to watch live and on demand.Get free DIRECTVPeacockFor fans who can wait until Tuesday, Peacock is the official next-day streaming home for “The Voice.“ Peacock lists three standalone tiers: Select for $8.99 per month, Premium for $12.99 per month and Premium Plus for $19.99 per month. Annual plans are $89.99, $129.99, and $199.99, respectively. Peacock’s Premium Plus also includes a live, 24/7 local NBC channel, although some programming still contains ads.Watch on Peacock Get 12 months of Peacock for the price of 10 with an annual subscription. Get PeacockWhat to look forward to on ‘The Voice’ season 30 Battles part 3The Battles continue tonight as the superstar coaches work with their teams to prepare the artists for upcoming performances. The coaches aren’t working alone. Ariana DeBose is advising Team Kelly, Alex Warren is working with Team Adam, Carly Pearce is helping Team Riley, and Patti LaBelle is advising Team Queen. In each Battle, the coach pairs members of the same team, chooses the song and ultimately decides which artist advances.Fans can expect the remaining matchups to carry increasingly high stakes because the competition is heading toward Cut Week, season 30’s new round following the Battles.Spoilers: What happened in ‘The Voice’ Battles premiere?The Oct. 12 Battles premiere produced several difficult decisions.On Team Queen, Alt Bloom and Morgan Lett opened the episode with Lauryn Hill’s “Ex-Factor,” with Queen Latifah ultimately advancing Alt Bloom and eliminating Lett.Team Adam’s Cal Cook and Connor Closs faced off on Sombr’s “Homewrecker.” Adam Levine considered the performances extremely close before choosing Connor Closs to move forward.On Team Riley, Joe Henley defeated Kenna Elpers after Green gave them his own “Don’t Mind If I Do,” while Everett Bounds advanced over Caroline Alexis following their duet of “Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man.”For Team Kelly, Koumba Diallo advanced over Lance Tenazas after their Battle on Billie Eilish’s “Birds of a Feather.”The night’s biggest cliffhanger arrived when Lillie Kolich defeated Kayleigh Mathews on Little Big Town’s “Girl Crush.” Mathews did not immediately go home. Both Clarkson and Green attempted to steal her, leaving her decision for the following episode.Spoilers: What happened in ‘The Voice’ Battles part 2?The Oct. 13 episode immediately settled that cliffhanger: Kayleigh Mathews chose Riley Green, moving from Team Queen to Team Riley.The episode then delivered another round of eliminations. BigCountry beat Luke Cope on Team Queen’s “Tennessee Whiskey” Battle, and Anna McElroy advanced over Johnnie Kapua after a performance of “Some Things I’ll Never Know.”Riley selected Keiyana Osmond over Brendan Coulter following their “She Will Be Loved” duet. Adam chose Evan James over Luke Curran after “Wind Up Missin’ You,” while Clarkson advanced Nina Howland rather than Hazel Gerson after their performance of Sia’s “Breathe Me.”The final Battle featured Team Queen’s Chari and Marcus Ladden Jr. performing “On My Own.” Queen chose Chari, but Marcus received his own second chance when Clarkson used her steal to bring him to Team Kelly.How to get Calvin Harris ‘North America 2027’ tour tickets during presaleHow to watch ‘Things That Matter: A Town Hall With Vice President JD Vance’ for free‘Dateline: The Betrayal of Kirby Carpenter’ on NBC: Where to watch free‘Tulsa King’ season 4 premiere airs tonight: What time and how to watchHow to watch ‘American Horror Story: 13’ new episodes 9-10 for free tonightAbby L’Bert (she/her) is an entertainment commerce writer for cleveland.com. She graduated from The University of Akron and was raised in Northeast Ohio. 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