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Liz Davis to compete live on 'The Voice' tonight

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By WLBT Staff - email
JACKSON, MS (Mississippi News Now) -

Monday night, Madison's own Liz Davis will take the stage to perform live on The Voice.

In the live performance phase of the reality TV show, the top artists from each team will compete against each other each week, and the TV audience will vote for their favorite artists.

The two artists with the lowest number of votes will be sent home each week.

Voting will start right after Davis' performance Monday.

There are five ways to vote and each method can be used to vote up to 10 times each:

  • Call In (number will appear on screen)
  • TEXT
  • Through NBC.com/the-voice
  • Facebook APP (On the NBC The Voice page)
  • iTunes purchases Count as Audience popularity Vote

The grand prize at the end of the competition is a recording contract.

Watch Davis Monday night at 7 on WLBT.

Copyright 2012 WLBT. All rights reserved.

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