Curious viewers of Alan Carr's Epic Gameshow are desperate for answers after watching the Name That Tune episode on Saturday night.
The famous music quiz was was the latest classic programme to get a revival with Chatty Man host and Drag Race UK judge Alan at the helm, after entertaining viewers with the likes of Bullsye and The Price is Right.
Alan was joined by special guest Sophie Ellis-Bextor for Name That Tune as the Murder on the Dancefloor singer tinkled the ivories and sang the choruses of famous songs during one round as contestants, including eventual winner, Danielle from Sunderland, tried to guess.
But it was the band who were present for all of the show who got the biggest reaction, with fans keen to know who the singers were.
Their names were never revealed by Alan during the hour-long show, with him just referring to them as 'the house band', fuelling curiosity from people watching at home as to who they were.
Taking to Twitter, one posted: "Who is the female singer in the band on Name That Tune please? She is brilliant?" and an equally impressed and inquisitive viewer commenting: "somebody tell me who the house band were tonight? Who were those amazing singers??"

thoroughly enjoying the show, a third reacted: "think this is a good updated version of Name That Tune. I can only really remember the note game with the piano but this is fun, and the band and singer are great."
The names of all the house band came up a credits rolled and, while they weren't separated out into musicians and singers, there was only one woman's name on the list - meaning the singer who had viewers' dying to know who she was is Sharleene Hector.
On her Twitter bio, Sharlene describes herself as 'Singer//Songwriter//Candle maker"
The other names listed on the creits were: Richard Coughlin, Rob Eckland, Adam Goldsmith, Jeff Leach, Justin Shaw and Sam Tanner, with Sam credited on an ITV picture caption as the other singer.
As well as being impressed with the band, viewers were bowled over by contestant Danielle's 'super fast' guessing skills, as she stormed to a win which won her close to £30,000.