Nottingham Panthers have launched a Christmas Charity music video.
The Panthers collaborated with the Phil Rostance and the Marshall Band and shot a video of their take on 'I wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday' by glam-rock band, Wizard.
All the proceeds raised by the music video will go to the Nottingham Breast Cancer Campaign.
Gary Moran, Nottingham Panthers General Manager, said: "This year we've picked a local research project which will have national implications.
"We like to think the Panthers lead the way in the national league and we like to think this research will do the same."
All the Panthers players involved were more than keen to step out of their comfort zone for the good cause.
Gary Moran, added: "The players were a bit unsure a first but by take 11 they we're all like 'let's do it again', they all had a great time.
"When we were filming one player got on the drums, another on the guitar and Matt Francis put a pair of black glasses on and did a very passable impression of Stevie Wonder.
"I think they're very proud of the end result."
To donate, text 'NUHC16' followed by your donation to 70070.
The Panthers collaborated with the Phil Rostance and the Marshall Band and shot a video of their take on 'I wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday' by glam-rock band, Wizard.
All the proceeds raised by the music video will go to the Nottingham Breast Cancer Campaign.
Gary Moran, Nottingham Panthers General Manager, said: "This year we've picked a local research project which will have national implications.
"We like to think the Panthers lead the way in the national league and we like to think this research will do the same."
All the Panthers players involved were more than keen to step out of their comfort zone for the good cause.
Gary Moran, added: "The players were a bit unsure a first but by take 11 they we're all like 'let's do it again', they all had a great time.
"When we were filming one player got on the drums, another on the guitar and Matt Francis put a pair of black glasses on and did a very passable impression of Stevie Wonder.
"I think they're very proud of the end result."
To donate, text 'NUHC16' followed by your donation to 70070.
