Moving to the next level: Girl Named Tom cracks the Top Ten by advancing on 'The Voice'
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The South Bend sibling trio Girl Named Tom advanced Tuesday night on the NBC singing show "The Voice."
The sibling group — Caleb, Joshua and Bekah Liechty — was the sixth act announced as receiving enough fan votes to move on to the next round as one of the 10 remaining finalists.
On Monday's show, they played Ingrid Andress' "More Hearts Than Mine."
Before their performance on Monday, the show played video clips of the trio's Grandma Jean who has been following the show. "GNT," as Kelly Clarkson calls them, showed off examples of the growing stacks of fan mail the group is receiving, and the show cut to a watch party at Pettisville (Ohio) High School, the hometown facility where the members went to school.
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The siblings are originally from Pettisville, but they moved to South Bend last year because Joshua’s girlfriend is an Indiana University medical student in South Bend. Also, Caleb and Joshua both graduated from Goshen College, where the group performed last month.
Girl Named Tom has released three albums independently, posted several videos on YouTube and toured nationally.
“The Voice” airs at 8 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays on NBC.
Email South Bend Tribune reporter Greg Swiercz at gswiercz@gannett.com.
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