Comedian Keith Lemon and Queen of the Jungle Stacey Solomon explode on to Saturday nights with an hour of inspired lunacy as they challenge two teams of celebrities to sing whilst being distracted by a series of hilarious, frightening, and downright ridiculous challenges in this spectacular, comedy entertainment show, SING IF YOU CAN. And it’s all in the name of charity.

It’s a celebrity singing contest like no other. There’s only one rule, expect the unexpected – so far we have seen snakes, gunge, electrocutions, performing dogs, bouncy castles, explosions, stunt riders and….eels. No surprise that the celebrity contestants spend as much time laughing and screaming as they do singing.

Tonight, singer Chesney Hawkes, former England rugby international Martin Bayfield and actress Tricia Penrose compete against ITV Sport’s Craig Doyle, actress Roxanne Pallett and West End star Leanne Jones as they attempt to deliver modern hits and classic crowd-pleasers whilst taking on a series of daft and extraordinary challenges designed to put them off.

One brave celebrity will attempt to sing The Wanted’s ‘All Time Low’ whilst taking on The Walk of Fear, which contains five hideous surprises including maggots and syrupy fish guts.

Another must tackle Kasabian’s ‘Fire’ in the middle of Keith Lemon’s home-made volcano complete with fire and volcanic ash.

Actress Patsy Palmer, comedienne Ronni Ancona and stand up Rob Deering head up this week’s expert panel offering their take on the night’s extraordinary proceedings. But ultimately the fate of the celebrities lies in the hands of the studio audience as they decide which team goes through to the end game. The stakes couldn’t be higher as the losing team’s captain gets dropped from the rafters into Keith’s supersize fish tank!

In the end game, the winning team faces the ultimate of challenge of staying on board a giant inflatable revolving record player, the Money Spinner. The more they spin, the more they win for Teenage Cancer Trust.

Saturday, 14 May 2011, 7:00PM – 8:00PM ITV1