Thousands of X Factor fans gave a roaring cheer to two North East Lincolnshire stars last night.
Flames, smoke, confetti and strobe lights filled an energetic Sheffield Motorpoint Arena as the X Factor finalist tour visited the city.
Tetney teen Ella Henderson, 17, and Cleethorpes born District3 member Micky Parsons, 18, took to the stage with confidence.
Ella was delighted to back up North and told the crowd, "Sheffield is the closest arena on this tour to my home in Grimsby.
"It's nice to be up North again with my Northerners."
The crowd got behind the Tetney starlet who came on stage with her first song You've Got The Love.
Strutting her stuff on stage, she had male and female dancers who gave an overall electrifying performance, and love heart confetti fell from the roof.
Micky opened his act with the band by singing the pop song Turn Up The Music.
The crowd went wild as he wooed them with his cheeky smile.
During the show he donned a suit and if that did not get the girls all in a fluster, then his backflip on stage sure did.
Addressing the crowd before singing another song Tears in Heaven, Micky said: "Hello Sheffield! This is my favourite song, I hope you like it too."
Crowds sitting at the back of the arena were sure not to miss out as a stage set up in the middle suddenly appeared to keep everyone entertained.
Coming back on stage, Ella wore a sparkly gold dress dazzling everyone, as she sang Rule The World and her boot camp audition song Believe on the piano.
She said: "It's so exciting having my piano on tour with me.
"My piano is a huge part of me and I want to thank you all for supporting me."
Other X Factor fans from North East Lincolnshire tweeted the Grimsby Telegraph during the night to tell us their experience.
@charliegrimsby said "@Ella_Henderson Fantastic!! So proud of her! #pureclass."
Another Ella fan, @mrsktsteel tweeted "great show in Sheffield tonight! @Ella_Henderson was amazing!
Highlights of the show included UnionJ singing Keep Bleeding strapped to high rise poles and Rylan, Christopher Maloney and winner James Arthur walking through screaming crowds as they sang.
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