Britain Get Singing 2023 line-up: Meet the celebrity teams
From soap stars to newsreaders, the line-up is stacked!
Britain Get Singing will return for another Christmas extravaganza this festive season, with a bunch of well-known faces taking to the stage to sing their hearts out.
Each group will put their vocal skills to the ultimate test and will be hoping to impress the audience as well as a Super Panel of judges. Those judging the celebrities' singing skills are: Jonathan Ross, Adam Lambert, Alesha Dixon and will.i.am, with Roman Kemp on hosting duties.
Last year saw Loose Women take the crowns – but who has got what it takes to impress the judges this time round?
Read on for everything you need to know about the Britain Get Singing 2023 line-up.
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Britain Get Singing 2023 line-up
Five groups made up of soap, entertainment and and reality TV stars will perform on Britain Get Singing once again this year.
Below is a list of all the groups taking part:
Good Morning Britain
Good Morning Britain presenters Kate Garraway, Charlotte Hawkins, Alex Beresford, Laura Tobin and Dr Amir Khan will be taking part on this year's Britain Get Singing.
Love Island
Love Island stars from a variety of seasons are taking part, including season 10's Zachariah Noble and Molly Marsh, season 8's Jacques O'Neill and Davide Sanclimenti and season 3's Marcel Somerville.
Coronation Street
Claire Sweeney, Vinta Morgan, Lisa George, Cherylee Houston and Mollie Gallagher will be swapping the cobbles for the stage in this year's Britain Get Singing.
The Masked Singer
The Masked Singer's Chris Kamara, Russell Watson and Aled Jones will all be performing in their costumes from the show.
EastEnders
Swapping Albert Square for centre stage are EastEnders' Emma Barton, Heather Peace, Clair Norris, Matthew Morrison, Angela Wynter and Sid Owen.
Britain Get Singing will air on ITV and ITVX this festive season.
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Authors
Katelyn Mensah is the Entertainment and Factual Writer for Radio Times, covering all major entertainment programmes, reality TV shows and the latest hard-hitting documentaries. She previously worked at The Tab, with a focus on reality TV and showbiz news and has obtained a BA (Hons) in Journalism.
