Tonight, a '60s and '70s themed evening with guest Fulminacci. Eleven contestants are competing to avoid elimination.
Tonight, Thursday, November 5th, the third Live Show of X Factor 2026 airs, dedicated to Jukebox Night. The X Factor Arena stage will transform into a venue with a Sixties and Seventies atmosphere, where the 11 remaining contestants will reinterpret legendary songs from that era. Hosting the evening will be Giorgia, joined by judges Gabbani, Irama, Jake La Furia, and Paola Iezzi, with special guest Fulminacci.
The contestants will be divided into two rounds. At the end of each, the least voted by the public will face the final showdown, with the verdict decided by the judges. In case of a tie, the Tilt televote will be used to determine who must leave the competition. This episode follows the elimination of Veronica Bruganelli from the previous edition.
X Factor is an Italian music talent show that began in 2008, based on the British format created by Simon Cowell. The program has launched artists such as Marco Mengoni, Måneskin, and Annalisa. The competition unfolds through several stages: auditions, bootcamp, judges' houses, and finally, the Live Shows, where contestants perform live and the audience decides who stays in the competition.
The 2026 edition is hosted by Giorgia and has reached its third live show. The elimination process works as follows: after each performance, the audience votes for their favorites. The contestants with the fewest votes face a "final showdown," where the judges, by majority decision, determine who to eliminate. In the event of a tie, an additional televote called "Tilt" is activated. Jukebox Night is a recurring theme in the show, celebrating specific periods in music history and allowing contestants to tackle timeless classics.
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