Virgin Money Presents Steel City Superstars

31st October 2017

The Virgin Money Sheffield Lounge has joined forces with The Star newspaper to help celebrate the best of Sheffield's local talent.

We'll be hosting a night to remember on Thursday 23 November from 7pm to 9pm. Up to 10 acts will take to the stage to perform in front of a live audience and judging panel. Make sure you book your free ticket now to come and cheer them on at the Sheffield Lounge. It promises to be an unforgettable evening. Drinks will be available at our cash bar, in exchange for suggested donations to Teenage Cancer Trust Virgin Money's Charity of the Year.  Photo ID may be requested when purchasing alcohol. We still have a few spaces available for Acts to take part. So if you're a singer, musician, comedian or magician we want to hear from you. Your talent could even be something totally different, something we've never seen before. Maybe you can solve a Rubik's cube with your feet or juggle antique vases? If you know someone who might fit the bill, all they need to do is email a 90 second YouTube or Vimeo link of them performing their talent to film@virginmoney.com by midnight on Thursday 9 November. We'll then be in touch with the chosen finalists to provide more details ahead of the night. The cherry on top is a £250 cash prize for the best performance. To book a place via Eventbrite please click here For full terms and conditions please click here  

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