show. Week 4: Top 8 (Nov 26 & 27) The live top 8 performances aired on November 26, followed by a results show on November 27. Cee Lo brought in Bill Withers, the original singer/songwriter of "Lean on Me" to help coach Nicholas David this week. This week's iTunes bonus multipliers were awarded to Cassadee Pope (#2), Melanie Martinez (#3) and Nicholas David (#8). Week 5: Top 6 (Dec 3 & 4) The live top 6 performances aired on December 3, followed by a results show on December 4. Each contestant sang two songs, one of their choice, and one of the coach's choice. Coach Cee Lo was sick during rehearsals, so he brought in Pat Monahan, lead singer for Train, to coach his artists this week, while still choosing his team members' songs and keeping in touch with them on the phone. This week's iTunes bonus were awarded for Terry McDermott (#2), Cassadee Pope (#3 & #7), Nicholas David (#4) and Trevin Hunte (#8). With the eliminations of Melanie Martinez and Amanda Brown, Levine no longer has any artists remaining on his team. Week 6: Semifinals (Dec 10 & 11) The semifinal performances aired on December 10, followed by a results show on December 11. Special guests included Howie Mandel from Take It All and Of Monsters and Men, whose song "Little Talks" was covered in a non-competition performance, in the audience. Tony Lucca was also interviewed for a short while with his coach from last season, Adam Levine, in the Sprint Skybox. This week's recipients for the iTunes bonus were Cassadee Pope (#1), Terry McDermott (#2) and Nicholas David (#4). Week 7: Finale (Dec 17 & 18) The final performances aired on December 17, followed by a results show on December 18. Each finalist would perform a reprise of a past performance, a duet with their coach, and a solo performance. Special guests included the cast of 1600 Penn and The Biggest Loser in the audience. Three performances reached Top 10 on iTunes as follows Cassadee Pope (#1 & #6) and Terry McDermott (#5). The live performance opens with all contestants and judges singing Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah holding up the names of the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School mass shooting 3 days prior to its airing. The performance was a tribute to the Newtown, Connecticut shooting victims, and placards displaying the names and ages of the