The Clash season 6

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The Clash
Season 6
The Clash season 6 title card.jpg
Title card
Hosted by
Judges
WinnerTBA
Runner-upTBA
No. of episodes5
Release
Original network GMA Network
Original releaseSeptember 14, 2024 (2024-09-14) 
present
Season chronology
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Season 5
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Season 7

The sixth season of a Philippine television reality competition show The Clash , is broadcast by GMA Network. Julie Anne San Jose and Rayver Cruz reprised as hosts, while Christian Bautista, Ai-Ai delas Alas and Lani Misalucha returned as judges. The sixth season premiered on September 14, 2024 on the network's Sabado Star Power sa Gabi line up replacing Running Man Philippines . [1]

Production

Development

Ai-Ai delas Alas and Lani Misalucha confirmed they will return to judge the sixth season alongside Christian Bautista after returning to the Philippines from America, after an interview with delas Alas to GMA Integrated News on May 30, 2024. [2] [3]

Neocolours drummer Niño Regalado is hired to become a musical director for this season, replacing Marc Lopez, who served as the musical director in seasons 2-5 has focused on working for The Voice Kids season 6.

Online auditions

The show opens online auditions on March 16, 2024, for singers aged 16 and above. [4]

Top 24

The full cast of contestants are announced, reduced to a total of 24, on August 31, 2024. [5] Kyle Ralvin recently competed in the third season where he was eliminated in the third round before making it to the finals.

In the first round of the sixth season, the randomizer will electronically select six clashers among the 24 to form the Circle of Clash. Afterwards, one clasher will be selected among the six and choose their opponent to advance in the next round.

Color key
RegionNameAgeHometown
Metro ManilaNaya Ambi19 Las Piñas
Tiny DeLuxe23 Pasig
Sean Karl25 Makati
Avrene Lucas19 Makati
Jazzy Pedreno17 Santa Mesa
Kyle Ralvin26 San Juan
LuzonAlfred Bogabil23 Albay
Tau Castro30 Urdaneta
Angel D.28 Zambales
Luis Gragera25 Angono
Gia Marie23 General Trias
Chloe Redondo22 Calamba
Vin Rimas31 Batangas
Rhian Robosa16 San Carlos City
Hans Rocel20 Trece Martires
Meleena Santos31 Antipolo
VisayasAljay Bacalso23 Toledo
Melody Hodgson28 Lapu-Lapu City
Molly Langley27 Boracay
Zandra Pateres16 Liloan
Paul Rosa27 Minglanilla
MindanaoArnold Amaro27 Cotabato
Xandrex Arellano25 Bukidnon
Czyle David28 Zamboanga City

Round 1: One on One

The new format of the first round in the sixth season introduces the Circle of Clash where the randomizer will electronically select six clashers, instead ot two, from the Top 24 in The Clash Arena. The first clasher will be randomly selected and choose their opponent from their group to compete against and advance to the Top 12 with the majority of the judges' votes.

Color key
  Clash panel's choice
    Clasher advanced to Top of the Clash
      Clasher lost the first round and was eliminated
    NOTE: Italicized names are those electronically selected

Episode 1 (September 14)

Episode hashtag: #TheClash2024

The episode opens with season 5 winner John Rex performing "In the Air Tonight" with the Top 24 clashers followed by the performance of the Clash Masters and Panelists singing Owl City and Aloe Blacc's "Verge" alongside Rex and the contestants.

OrderClasherRegionSongClash panel choices
ChristianAi-AiLani
1Zandra PateresVisayas"Nag-iisa Na Naman"
Hans RocelLuzon"Ngayong Nandito Ka"
2Alfred BogabilLuzon"Sa Susunod na Habang Buhay"
Czyle DavidMindanao"Aray"
3Angel D.1Luzon"Bohemian Rhapsody"
Gia MarieLuzon"Tuwing Umuulan at Kapiling Ka"

1The clasher was selected by the host.

Episode 2 (September 21)

Episode hashtag: #CircleOfClash

OrderClasherRegionSongClash panel choices
ChristianAi-AiLani
1Paul RosaVisayas"Mahal Ko O Mahal Ako"
Xandrex ArellanoMindanao"Mabagal"
2Meleena SantosLuzon"Someday"
Arnold AmaroMindanao"Ikaw Ay Ako"
3Melody Hodgson1Visayas"Lunod"
Naya AmbiMetro Manila"Araw Gabi

1The clasher was selected by the host.

Episode 3 (September 28)

Episode hashtag: #TheClashTheBigSwitch

Originally, the six clashers who were chosen by the randomizer will be competing this week. Instead, the remaining six will now participate for the battles.

OrderClasherRegionSongClash panel choices
ChristianAi-AiLani
1Sean KarlMetro Manila"Leaves"
Jazzy PedrenoMetro Manila"Paano"
2Luis GrageraLuzon"Isang Gabi"
Molly LangleyVisayas"Sino Ang Baliw"
3Kyle Ralvin1Metro Manila"Ere"
Chloe RedondoLuzon"Buwan"

1The clasher was selected by the host.

Episode 4 (October 5)

Episode hashtag: #TheClashTop12Complete

OrderClasherRegionSongClash panel choices
ChristianAi-AiLani
1Tau CastroLuzon"Ngayon at Kailanman"
Avrene LucasMetro Manila"Wag Ka Nang Umiyak"
2Rhian RobosaLuzon"Kunin Mo Na ang Lahat sa Akin"
Vin RimasLuzon"Huwag Ka Lang Mawawala"
3Aljay Bacalso1Visayas"Colour Everywhere"
Tiny DeLuxeMetro Manila"Sirena"

1The clasher was selected by the host.

Round 2: Pares Kontra Pares

After the Top 12 were chosen, the clashers were paired for the second round. The randomizer selects six clashers in the Circle of Clash to compose the pairs. The chosen clasher of the circle will choose his/her partner for the duet from the remainder of the Top of the Clash who were not chosen to the circle while the selected partner each take turns to compose the pairs. Below is the groupings selection. Bolded names are those chosen to the circle. Italicized names are those electronically selected.

The format for the second round of the sixth season shows the chosen pair start their performance first. Afterwards, the other duos will have the option to stand to challenge the chosen pair. The Clash Panel will vote for a pair who will advance to the next round. For the losing pair, they will compete with each other in Matira ang Matibay round and only one will remain, still subject to the votes of the Clash Panel.

Color key
  Clash panel's choice
    Pair was safe
      Clasher was selected by the judges after the Matira ang Matibay performance of the losing pair
      Clasher lost the third round and was eliminated
    NOTE: Italicized names are those pair electronically selected

Episode 5 (October 12)

Episode hashtag: #TheClashParesKontraPares

Non-competition performance: "Humanap Ka ng Panget" by Andrew E. and Ai-Ai delas Alas

OrderClasherRegionSongClash panel choices
ChristianAi-AiLani
1Alfred Bogabil
Molly Langley
Luzon
Visayas
"Dati"
Tiny DeLuxe1
Zandra Pateres1
Metro Manila
Visayas
"Upuan"
1.1Zandra Pateres2Visayas"Tinatapos Ko Na"
Tiny DeLuxeMetro Manila"Oo"

1Two of the other five pairs stood up, returning the choice to the chosen pair.
2The clasher was selected by the host.

Episode 6 (October 19)

Episode hashtag:

Non-competition performance:

OrderClasherRegionSongClash panel choices
ChristianAi-AiLani
1Xandrex Arellano
Meleena Santos
Mindanao
Luzon


1.1

Elimination chart

Color key
  Contestant was safe
  Contestant was saved by judges in Matira ang Matibay clash
  Contestant was saved in the bottom group and did not perform in Matira ang Matibay clash
  Contestant was eliminated
  Contestant placed last and was in danger of elimination
  Contestant performed in Clash Back but did not advance
  Contestant did not perform in the episode
  Contestant was proclaimed Runner-up
  Contestant was proclaimed Winner
Top 12 Pares Kontra Pares
Date
(2024)
10/1210/1910/26
Naya Ambi
Xandrex Arellano
Alfred BogabilSafe
Tau Castro
Angel D.
Sean Karl
Molly LangleySafe
Zandra PateresBottom 2
Chloe Redondo
Vin Rimas
Meleena Santos
Tiny DeLuxeEliminatedEliminated
(Round 3)

Notable contestants

Top 24
Top 12
Top 9

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