Abby Kasch Ready To Rumble In Live Cross Battle On 'The Voice'

PALOS PARK, IL — It’s Abby Kasch’s turn to be on the hot seat Monday night when the live cross battles continue on NBC’s “The Voice.” Abby wasn’t chosen to sing last week, which means she will on the show Monday.

For the first time in 'Voice' history, coaches Kelly Clarkson, John Legend, Adam Levine and Blake Shelton will be selecting one artist from their team to compete against an artist from an opposing team during the Live Cross Battle performances. America will get to decide the winner of each Cross Battle. The winner will earn a spot on the Top 24 live show.

The show airs from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday (April 22) on NBC. Then get ready to vote for Abby. Then get ready to vote for Abby (or your favorite contestant). Viewers can vote using App Voting and Online Voting during the April 15 and April 22 broadcasts. Voting opens at the end of the ET/CT broadcast on The Voice Official App (App Store or Google Play) and at NBC Voice Vote. For official rules, visit Voice Vote Rules. Voting will remain open from 8:55 p.m. until 6 a.m. local time the next morning. Viewers may vote online up 10 times per artists per email address, during the voting window.

“The Voice” is shaking up it’s format by introducing a new live cross battle round, which started last week. The new format has drawn some backlash from viewers, who were less than impressed, especially after seeing Tuesday’s results. Viewers felt the coaches used up a majority of their saves and steals, Country Living reported. Now fans are wondering if there will be any saves and steals left for Monday’s cross battle.

Kasch grew up in Palos Park and headed for the bright lights of Nashville after graduating from Stagg High School in 2016. The rising star gigs regularly at Tootsie's World Famous Orchid Lounge and Honky Tonk Central.

Fellow south suburbanite Oliv Blu of Flossmoor is still alive in the singing competition after her powerful rendition of “Gravity” in last week's live cross battle round.