AUDIO: Let it snow for a Christmas song at Yorkshire charity gig, say The Puppini Sisters

The all girl trio - who performed Jingle Bells and Frosty The Snowman with Michael Bublé on his Christmas album - say they might get all festive.

"If it's snowing then you are definitely going to get a Christmas song," laughed Marcella Puppini, Italian-born singer and founder of the group, who also had their own 2010 Xmas hit album Christmas with The Puppini Sisters.

AUDIO: Listen to Marcella's full interview wit Graham Walker - CLICK HERE.

The Andrews Sisters style harmony group, which also stars Kate Mullins and Emma Smith, will perform on the sold out all-star dinner show under the iconic Vulcan bomber, in its hangar at Doncaster Sheffield Airport, this Saturday, November 12.

Take That superstar Gary Barlow is also on the bill, joining his Grammy award winning Sheffield songwriter and producer pal Eliot Kennedy, who has organised the show called Hidden Wounds for the charity of the same name, a division of Help For Heroes, supporting ex-soldiers and those still serving who live with mental illnesses and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

The concert will launch a debut fund-raising album and title track, also called Hidden Wounds, which has been produced by Eliot to launch the singing career of Leeds girl Jo Heselden-Edwards.

Jo decided to make the album and launch it for the charity in memory of her late father, Jimi Heselden, the miner turned millionaire who made his fortune inventing the Hesco Bastion 'blast wall' - or Concertainer - which is credited with saving saved thousands of lives. It is used to build flood and military defences, including Camp Bastion, in Afghanistan.

The 62-year-old gave millions to charities, including Help For Heroes, before he died in a freak accident in 2010 while riding a Segway, after he bought the two-wheeled vehicle company.

The Puppini Sisters have appeared on TV shows from Loose Women to Strictly Come Dancing, performed at Glastonbury and other iconic venues all over the globe.

They are planning a UK tour and will be back in the region next year - with other exciting plans for the next 12 months, said Marcella.

"We've never worked with Eliot before. It's going to be exciting to meet him and we hope to do more with him," she revealed in an exclusive interview. Listen to her full chat with Graham Walker - CLICK HERE.

She added: "We are putting together a UK tour for 2017 and we will definitely be coming back this way,

"We are also going to start monthly competitions for fans to decide what we are going to record. We will probably be doing live performance videos of the song. So if anybody has always wished that we would do a certain song, now is the time."