Ever dreamed of performing live on stage with a real band?

Kelly is swapping her primary school classroom for the rock-and-roll stage. As a passionate primary school music teacher and mother of two, she spends her days teaching children aged 4 to 11 alongside her trusty therapy dog, Rosie.

While she has always loved music, her singing experience has been kept to singing in a choir for fun and karaoke nights with her girls. Kelly is taking part in White Collar Rockstar to conquer her fear of stage performance whilst raising money for a wonderful local charity, with the support of her family and friends.

Emma has been a hairdresser for 25 years and absolutely loves her job. She is currently working full time as a senior stylist at Coco Rose in St Peter's. No two days are the same in hairdressing, tending to a variety of clients with colours, cuts, perms, gents' styles and children's hair.

For the past 15 years, Emma spent her weekends running the karaoke nights at the Up and Down Bar, until it closed earlier this year. Music has always been in her blood. Her dad was a well-known singer in Jersey throughout the 80s and 90s, performing at L'Auberge, Wolf's Caves and hotels across the Island. He always joked that she was tone deaf, until the day she got up and proved him wrong, sparking a lifelong passion for singing. Sadly, following a stroke ten years ago, her dad is no longer able to sing himself.

With her karaoke nights behind her, Emma needed a new challenge and a new focus, and White Collar Rockstar is exactly that. She is stepping up to perform in front of a larger audience than ever before, all in aid of an amazing charity.

Trading fund accounting for the microphone, Lucy Casado-Martinez is an Assistant Manager at Highvern who never misses a chance to sing. With a history of performing that spans school shows, open mics and fan-favourite karaoke tracks, she is ready to bring her energy to the stage.

Lucy is performing to support Jersey Children's Charity, combining her love of music with a fantastic cause.

Mark is a Partner at PKF Channel Islands, stepping out from behind the numbers and onto the stage in support of Jersey Children's Charity.

Andrew is swapping the spreadsheets for the rock-and-roll stage. An accountant and a dad, he has always enjoyed singing, but has kept it to choir, musical theatre and the occasional karaoke night.

Andrew is taking part in White Collar Rockstar to raise money for a wonderful local charity, supporting Island children and families when they need it most.

Originally from Jersey, Simon has pursued a varied career in finance, property, tech and e-commerce. Seven years ago, whilst living in London, he joined a rock choir on a whim and loved the weekly buzz of singing in a group setting.

Having recently returned to the Island, Simon was missing singing and was looking for a group to get involved in, which is when he came across White Collar Rockstar. With limited solo singing experience, fronting a band certainly presents a scary but exciting challenge, but well worth the terror for such a wonderful charity.