Meet the Wisconsin artist competing on tonight's episode of 'The Voice'
BARRON, Wis. - A 27-year-old Barron man will perform on Monday's live episode of the "The Voice."
Chris Kroeze has been on Blake Shelton's team since the beginning of the season. His first performance on the show was with the song "Pride and Joy" during the blind auditions.
Shelton and Jennifer Hudson both tried to win over the Wisconsin native's allegiance, but ultimately, he chose Shelton.
Kroeze then performed in the battle rounds with Mercedes Ferreira-Dias with the song "Back in the High Life Again." Shelton chose to keep Kroeze on his team and sent Ferreira-Dias home.
Last week, Kroeze sang "Burning House" in a knockout round performance. He performed against Michael Lee, who has also been on Shelton's team since the beginning of the show.
At the end of the performances, Shelton said he couldn't pick a winner. Instead, the coach allowed a coin flip to make the decision for him. Lee won the flip, but the coach instantly saved Kroeze.
Both men will perform Monday night for Team Blake.
The stakes are higher for Monday night's performances, because only three artists on each coach's team get to continue to the next round of the show. Viewers get to vote for their favorites of the 24 artists and decide who will be in the top 13 next week.
"The Voice" starts at 7 p.m. Monday on NBC. The results will show on Tuesday's episode.
