The Midlands’ very own X Factor star Treyc Cohen was more than happy to take the stage when Wagner got snowed in up north in Scotland and was unable to make his scheduled appearance at the Birmingham Bullring’s uber-cool Selfridges store.
In aid of charity Mothers 4 Children, hymn sheets were sold to fans and shoppers as singer Treyc belted out popular festive tunes as part of the store’s special X Factor sing-a-long event!
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