How to Vote for Adam David on ‘The Voice’ Finale

A 39-year-old singer-songwriter from South Florida, Adam David describes his voice as a “soulful sound,” having been influenced by Ray Charles, Jimi Hendrix, James Brown, and Stevie Wonder.

On Monday, May 19, and Tuesday, May 20, Adam David (Team Michael) will be competing against Renzo (Team John) Lucia Flores-Wiseman (Team Adam), Jadyn Cree (Team Michael), and Jaelen Johnston (Team Kelsea), vying for viewers’ votes during the two-night season 27 live finale.

Here’s how to cast your votes for Adam David…

2 Ways to Vote for Adam David to Win ‘The Voice’

Voting will begins when the show starts and remains open overnight. According to NBC, the voting window opens at 8 p.m. ET and continues until 7 a.m. ET.

As with past episodes, viewers have two ways to vote. For the overnight vote, the limit is one vote per email address per voting method.

The first way to vote is through NBC’s website. The second way is on the “The Voice” app, either via Apple for iPhones or via Google for Androids. Both the site and the app require signing in; you can create a free account that works for both or use an existing NBCUniversal Profile.

The Tuesday night episode will allow the finalists to perform with some blockbuster entertainers before the winner is revealed, but there will be no opportunity for fans to vote.

Adam Levine Admits He Regrets Not Turning For Adam David

David delivered a powerful performance of Sam Cooke’s “Bring It On Home To Me” in the semi-finals, which led to quite a compliment from Adam Levine.

“Holy smokes, dude. First of all, I want you to know you’re my biggest regret. That was unbelievable, every second of it, but then you just ripped like an unbelievable guitar solo, and that makes me mad. I wish you were on my team,” he admitted (via Parade). “For real, you’re not just one of the most improved players in this game, but also one of my favorites in this whole competition. Amazing.”

When David first auditioned, Michael Bublé was the only one to turn around, but it’s clear that he has made quite the impact across all the coaches. In the semi-final after his strong performance that landed him in the middle four, David received the instant save despite being among the bottom performers, after singing Teddy Swims’ “Lose Control.”

But, the finale is one last opportunity for David to make Levine really regret his decision to not turn by winning the entire competition.