Marquette Grad Caroline Glaser Sings To Stay Alive on "The Voice"

There have been blind auditions, battle duets and knock-out rounds, but Monday, Marquette High School graduate Caroline Glaser may have faced her toughest challenge yet on “The Voice” – a live audience.

The NBC reality show and singing competition has shifted from the pre-taped segments to the live event. From here on out, each week the remaining artists will compete each other during a live broadcast and vie for votes from the TV audience. The two with the lowest totals will be sent home.

Only a short time ago, the 18-year-old Glaser, a Chesterfield native, was doing the rounds at Picasso’s Coffee House in St. Charles. These days, her Twitter account has more than 31,000 followers.

Glaser performed "The A Team" on Monday night's episode.

Vote for Glaser and purchase her performance on iTunes here.

Coach Blake Shelton said he felt like he was in "back in St. Louis" performing in St. Louis having a "special latte" at a coffee shop. Coach Usher called her performance "soothing," said it seemed like he seemed like felt very relaxed and that he knew "America is gonna vote for you." 

Her own coach, Adam Levine, said they she did "an amazing job" and should did "be should be of what she did.

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