Jeremy Beloate, a contestant on the 26th season of "The Voice," is now one of eight singers left on this season and will advance to the semi-finals on Monday. The airing will be entirely live and advancements depend on the public's votes.

Memphis native Jeremy Beloate had an amazing live performance Monday night on The Voice, and the singer even had some fans cheering on from home. Beth Renfrow and her son Ty Lenderman held a watch party to cheer Beloate on from Memphis.

UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. — Northeast Ohio will be well represented next week during the finale of The Voice as Jeremy Beloate, a 2021 graduate of Baldwin Wallace University in Berea, has advanced to the final round of the NBC competition.

Memphis native Jeremy Beloate has to wait a little longer to see if he advances on Season 26 of NBC’s “The Voice.” Part of Snoop Dogg's team, the Bluff City-born aspiring Broadway performer took the stage Monday night with seven other semifinalists for the singing competition's Live Shows.

The Memphis, Tennessee, native initially chose Michael Bublé as his coach, but was later "saved" by Snoop Dog in the battle rounds.

Memphis native Jeremy Beloate was counting on your vote to keep his spot on NBC’s “The Voice” after Monday night’s outstanding performance. In front of a live audience Tuesday, the remaining contestants lined up to find out which artist would automatically move on.

"We don't expect men to be vulnerable like that," Beloate tells Out. "Snoop Dogg and Michael Bublé, they have their hearts on their sleeves."