The final two duos remain. Each duo sings two songs: an original of their own and their first single, if they were to win the show. Season 1 winners Caitlin & Will make a special appearance and perform live. At the end of the show, our judges select the Season 2 winners of Can You Duet.

The show opens with group performance by the top three duos. Then they perform one song each - a cover or an original after having met with the judges who helped with their song selection. Season one contestants Kate & Kacey Coppola stop by for a live performance. At the end of the show, one duo is eliminated by judges Naomi Judd, Big Kenny of the multi-platinum duo Big & Rich and Scott Borchetta, president and CEO of Big Machine Records.

This episode is Original Song Night where the final four duos debut original songs after being mentored by Scott Borchetta. Season one contestants and ACM nominees for top vocal duo, Joey & Rory, perform live. At the end of the show, one duo is eliminated by judges Naomi Judd, Big Kenny of the multi-platinum duo Big & Rich and Scott Borchetta, president and CEO of Big Machine Records.

The final five duos perform onstage after being mentored by Naomi and Wynonna Judd. At the end of the show, one duo is eliminated by judges Naomi Judd, Big Kenny of the multi-platinum duo Big & Rich and Scott Borchetta, president and CEO of Big Machine Records.

The final six duos (three existing duos and three duos paired by the judges) perform onstage after being mentored by Big Kenny. At the end of the show, one duo is eliminated by judges Naomi Judd, Big Kenny of the multi-platinum duo Big & Rich and Scott Borchetta, president and CEO of Big Machine Records.

Our top 10 singles turn into five duos after being paired together by our judges. The new duos perform onstage, and at the end of the show, two duos are eliminated by the judges.

The top five duos perform onstage. At the end of the show, two duos are eliminated by the judges.

It's Open Audition Day, where thousands of people, some with partners and some as singles seeking a partner in our singles' room, audition two at a time in front of our judges: Naomi Judd, Big Kenny and Scott Borchetta. Some duos move on, some duos go home and other duos are split apart. Then it's Callback Day, where our judges get one final look at those making it past Open Auditions before deciding who's moving on to the big stage. At the end of this episode, only 20 singers remain. Five duos still together with their original partners and 10 singles, who will be paired together by our judges later on.

On the finale, the three final duos await their fate. After a look back at the contestants' journeys throughout the competition and live performances from major Nashville stars, the finalists will perform for the last time. The host, Rossi Morreale, will then reveal the winning country duo.

This week, the final four duos perform on stage at the Wildhorse Saloon with a full band and standing-room only audience. The judges eliminate one duo at the end of the show.

This week, the final five duos perform on stage at the Wildhorse Saloon with a full band and standing-room only audience. The judges eliminate one duo at the end of the show.

This week, the final six duos perform on stage at the Wildhorse Saloon with a full band and standing-room only audience. The judges eliminate one duo at the end of the show.

This week, the final seven duos perform on stage at the Wildhorse Saloon with a full band and standing-room only audience. The judges eliminate one duo at the end of the show.

This week, the final eight duos perform on stage at the Wildhorse Saloon with a full band and standing-room only audience. The judges eliminate one duo at the end of the show.

This week, only 12 duos remain to receive personal mentoring from country superstar and Can You Duet judge Naomi Judd. The following day, all 12 duos must perform in front of the judging panel. The judges will then narrow the field to final eight duos.

This week, 13 duos receive personal mentoring from acclaimed vocal coach and Can You Duet judge Brett Manning. The following day, the duos must perform in front of the judging panel and face elimination.

This week, 12 duos receive personal mentoring from award-winning songwriter and Can You Duet judge Aimee Mayo. The following day, the duos must perform in front of the judging panel and face elimination.

After a recap of the previous auditions, both established and newly-paired duos continue to audition for the judges. The final selections are made, and 25 duos are chosen to continue in the competition through workshop week.

On the premiere episode, thousands of hopefuls line the streets of downtown Nashville and wait for their chance to audition for the judges. Single acts must find partners, and duos who do not make the cut may be split up with the option to try again.