SUNDANCE HEAD won the 11th season of “The Voice” on Tuesday night. Billy Gilman came in second. The results were determined by voting and iTunes downloads.

    Coaches Adam Levine, Blake Shelton, Alicia Keys and Miley Cyrus were all in attendance for the live finale, even though they didn’t have much to do other than participate in the obligatory, time-filling prerecorded segments. As is now tradition, the finalists also got to bring back some of their favorite contestants to perform with them.

    Singing “Faith” from the upcoming animated movie “Sing,” Stevie Wonder and Ariana Grande kicked off the performance-packed finale with the season’s four finalists: Team Alicia’s We McDonald, Team Blake’s Head and Team Adam’s Josh Gallagher and Gilman.

    Gallagher got the bring-back performances started, singing with Austin Allsup and Brendan Fletcher, whom Gallagher described as “kooky and wacky” like him. They sang “My Kind of Party” by Jason Aldean.

    Reflecting on his “Voice” journey, Head admitted that his coach used to make him nervous. Shelton said his artist has a lot in common with him, praising Head’s dry sense of humor. “He’s a really sweet person, and I know he really generally wants to see me successful,” Head said of his coach.

    McDonald took the stage next to sing “Love Me Now” with John Legend. It was a good match, and Legend blended with McDonald much better than Keys did last night.

    Sting sang his new single “I Can’t Stop Thinking About You.”

    For his bring-back performance, Gilman called on Christian Cuevas, Ali Caldwell, Courtney Harrell and Sa’Rayah. Together, they made a powerhouse group, singing “Proud Mary” and injecting the finale with some much needed energy.

    McDonald reflected on her relationship with Keys, which host Carson Daly described as one of the closest coach-artist bonds that the show has ever had.

    The 12th season debuts in February. Gwen Stefani will coach again, and Cyrus is not returning.(SD-Agencies)