Vernon Hills "sandwich maker" Jamie Lono made it through the first round of live auditions on NBC's The Voice, Monday night. Lono works at Potbelly Sandwich Works.

The 22-year-old singer and guitar player wowed judges with his soulful rendition of Johnny Cash's Folsom Prison Blues. Both Adam Levine and Cee Lo Green turned their chairs for him. Levine told Lono that his singing was different, which is what judges are looking for this year. Lono decided to go with Team Cee Lo. 

Lono is a 2007 graduate of Vernon Hills High School, according to the Daily Herald. 

Two other singers with Chicago ties have made it onto The Voice teams, so far, this season.

Fashion Model Erin Martin of Chicago's Wicker Park sang Plain White Tees Hey There Delilah. Martin's unique voice won her a spot on Team Cee Lo.

Jesse Campbell, formerly of west suburban Maywood, sang Leon Russell's A Song for You and made it Christina Aguilera's team. 

The Voice held auditions in Chicago in July.

Blind auditions continue next Monday on NBC's The Voice.