Cheryl Tweedy, the 43-year-old singer and judge on ITV’s The Voice, surprised patrons with an impromptu performance at a bar in Manchester’s Gay Village. The Girls Aloud star broke into her 2009 hit "Fight for This Love" during a night out, drawing enthusiastic reactions from the crowd.

Accompanying Cheryl was Kelly Rowland, 45, former member of Destiny’s Child and fellow judge on The Voice. Rowland also performed live at Via on Canal Street, singing "When Love Takes Over," her 2009 collaboration with DJ and producer David Guetta that topped the charts.

The pair, who previously served as judges on The X Factor, were seen socializing with the bar’s resident drag performers while unwinding after filming recent audition rounds for the competition. Their appearance highlights a lighter moment amidst the ongoing production of the new series.

Both Cheryl and Kelly will return as judges on The Voice’s upcoming season, joined by Black Eyed Peas frontman will.i.am, 51, and rapper Aitch, 26. The show will be hosted by Alesha Dixon, 47, and Stacey Solomon, 36, continuing the panel structure established for the latest iteration of the popular television singing contest.