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Ann Arbor’s Laith Al-Saadi goes for it all on The Voice

May 22, 2016 | 7:08 AM

Laith Al-Saadi has made it all the way to this weeks finals on NBC’s “The Voice”. The 38-year-old from Ann Arbor is in the final four as a  member of Adam Levine’s team. Al-Saadi is the oldest competitor on The Voice this year and certainly one of the most popular — as he has put together some amazing performances. He advanced to the finals after winning America’s save through Twitter voting last week.  Will he win it all? Tune in Monday and Tuesday at 8PM on Local 4. In the meantime, check out some of his performances including a stop here at WJR on The Mitch Albom Show.

 

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