The Voice's final four take coaches home for early victory lap The Voice final four Harrison Craig, Celia Pavey, Danny Ross and Luke Kennedy will take their coaches home. Pic: Nic Gibson Source: News Limited IF the iTunes charts stay true as the measure of success on The Voice, teen sensation Harrison Craig looks to have two hands firmly on this year's crown. But all of the top 4 finalists - along with their superstar coaches - are set to kick off grand final celebrations early by jetting back to their "home" towns this week for a pre-emptive victory lap of sorts. Craig and his coach Seal are expected to take over a Melbourne tram when the 18-year-old returns as the homecoming king this Friday, just days before he is expected to be named this year's winner. While the young singer has made his mark with a catalogue of "popera" hits, Craig hopes to show off his favourite jazz haunt, Bennetts Lane in Melbourne's CBD, where he has previously played as a relative unknown. This time he returns the chart sensation who has won Australia's hearts on Channel 9's top-rating talent show. Craig surged to the top of the iTunes chart after Monday night's live final, with his original track, More Than A Dream scoring him another number one, and his cover of The Everly Brothers, Unchained Melody slipping in behind at number two. His closest rival Luke Kennedy and his coach Ricky Martin will fly out for Brisbane today, with plans for Team Ricky to take the city's Queen Street Mall by storm at lunchtime. While Craig's downloads advantage is clear, Kennedy said he was still in it to win it. You don't get this close and not play for the win, but Harrison has had great support all along. That's the game we're playing and it is such a cliche, but we are all winners. This week is really a gift. Team Delta's Celia Pavey, who has counted on the support of her birthplace, Forbes as well as her adopted city of Sydney for votes, will join Delta Goodrem for some beach fun (likely to be Coogee) on Thursday, as producers try to build excitement for Monday night's series clincher. But news of Joel Madden's hotel drug raid has thrown plans for the Good Charlotte frontman to visit Berry with his hippie rocker artist, Danny Ross on Wednesday into a holding pattern. Final "home" visit details will be confirmed on The Voice website at www.thevoice.com.au.