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Britain Get Singing is coming to ITV and ITVX this Christmas

Britain Get Singing is coming to ITV and ITVX this Christmas. The 90-minute Christmas extravaganza will air this festive season and will support ITV’s groundbreaking mental health campaign, Get Britain Talking.

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Hosted by Roman Kemp, this unmissable TV event created and produced by Lifted Entertainment will see a number of groups of stars from TV’s biggest shows go head-to-head in a spectacular sing-off.

Taking to the stage, the groups will put their vocals to the test as they look to impress the studio audience and Super Panel made up of some of TV’s most iconic judges – The Voice UK’s will.i.am, Britain’s Got Talent’s Alesha Dixon and Starstruck’s Adam Lambert and Jason Manford.

Katie Rawcliffe, ITV’s Head of Entertainment Commissioning said:

“Our viewers’ favourite famous faces are ready to pull out all the stops in a bid to impress the audience and our stellar panel of judges. Britain Get Singing is sure to add some much-needed Christmas magic to screens later this year.”

Susie Braun, ITV’s Director of Social Purpose said:

“Since it launched in 2019, Britain Get Talking has seen over a hundred of the nation’s best-loved celebrities encouraging the nation to connect with each other. Britain Get Singing will see even more join that number as part of this Christmas treat with an important message: we can all nurture our mental wellbeing by getting together.”

Richard Cowles, Managing Director of Lifted Entertainment said:

“Britain Get Singing will bring together the stars from your favourite TV shows to battle it out with some spectacular vocal performances in front of an audience and a panel of superstar judges. We’re pleased to be working with Britain Get Talking to bring this warm, humour-packed talent show to ITV’s Christmas schedule.”

Britain Get Talking is supported by Mind and YoungMinds, and by SAMH in Scotland, to encourage people to look after their mental health by connecting with others.

This is the latest Christmas special to be announced and follows Call The Midwife, Two Doors Down, Mrs Brown’s Boys and much more.

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