Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall
MARCH 21-27 2022
VERY SPECIAL GUEST SUPPORTS ANNOUNCED FOR ALL DATES
Don Broco (With Full Orchestra) + Deaf Havana
Yungblud + Nova Twins and Daisy Brain
Madness + Paul Weller & Band Acoustic
The Who (Acoustic) + The Wild Things
Liam Gallagher + Kid Kapichi + RATS
Ed Sheeran + Dylan
Judi Love
Joins The Evening of Comedy Hosted by Joel Dommett with special guests: Tom Allen, Rob Beckett, Rosie Jones, Romesh Ranganathan, Suzi Ruffell and Seann WalsH
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Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall is back for 2022 and not a moment too soon.
This year will feature Don Broco with full orchestra on Monday 21st March, followed by An Evening of Comedy hosted by Joel Dommett with special guests Tom Allen, Rob Beckett, Rosie Jones, Romesh Ranganathan, Suzi Ruffell and Seann Walsh on Tuesday March 22nd.
Irrepressible star YUNGBLUD performs on Wednesday 23rd March, legends Madness on Thursday 24th March, then the return of The Who, playing a very special acoustic show on Friday March 25th. The iconic Liam Gallagher will play Saturday 26th March, with global superstar Ed Sheeran on Sunday 27th March to round off an incredible week.
And announced today are a host of very special guests.
Bedford rock outfit Don Broco have fellow rockers Deaf Havana who return to the stage after two original members left the band during the pandemic. Brothers James and Matthew Veck-Gilodi reconnected and started writing new songs together, finding the inspiration to carry on and have released lead single ‘Going Clear’ from their new album out in July – ‘The Present Is A Foreign Land.’
YUNGBLUD invites Nova Twins to the party. The British duo are rewriting the rules of rock bands. Amy Love and Georgia South are readying the release of much talked about second album ‘Supernova’ in June and will be joined by Daisy Brain, otherwise known as alt rock singer songwriter WiIl Tse.
On Thursday 24th March, not just one legend of British Music will take to the Royal Albert Hall stage but two as Paul Weller joins nutty boys Madness. Paul Weller & Band will perform a very special acoustic set following the release of his 16th Studio album chart topping “FAT POP (Volume 1)” last year and the magnificent, “LP ON SUNSET” in 2020. Paul Weller remains a true British icon, with a career in music spanning six decades. Weller has released an extensive back catalogue of top 40 albums across The Jam, The Style Council and his solo releases, including seven number ones.
Joining stone, cold British rock legends The Who, are The Wild Things, a group formed by actor Sydney Rae White and Rob Kendrick when they met during the stage production of Quadrophenia. The Who legend Pete Townshend has since invited them to his studio and they made 4 tracks, with Pete producing, for their forthcoming new album ‘Afterglow’.
Liam Gallagher plays the Saturday night at the Royal Albert Hall and will be preceded by Kid Kapichi, punk rockers from Hastings. They have achieved a Radio 1 ‘Hottest Record In The World’ and support across the station. Rising Liverpool indie outfit RATS will kick the evening off too.
Perhaps the world’s biggest pop star, Ed Sheeran rounds out the shows this year and he will showcase special guest and fellow Suffolk singer-songwriter Dylan. Songs like ‘You’re Not Harry Styles’ have gained attention from music press in the last year and she has just released new song ‘No Romeo’.
And for the legendary comedy night, 5 of Britain’s brightest and best were set to bring the good times to the Royal Albert Hall. And now they are joined by East London native, hit stand up and now national star Judi Love. Seen as a panelist on ITV’s Loose Women, a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing and even Celebrity Masterchef. No end to her talents, Judi will demonstrate her original skill of just making us laugh.
The iconic concert series has featured the greatest music and comedy for two decades, raising money for Teenage Cancer Trust and driven by Teenage Cancer Trust Honorary Patron and The Who icon, Roger Daltrey. But in 2020, just as the concerts were about to celebrate 20 years of legendary moments, COVID-19 shut them down, with lockdown starting on the day of the first scheduled show. 2021 went the same way, so it is a more than welcome return for this vital charity event, which will run from March 21-27th.
The lost shows of the last two years meant Teenage Cancer Trust missed out on around £2 million in vital funds to support young people when they needed help most. Young people facing cancer have been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic over the last two years – from damaging delays in diagnosis to increased strains on young people’s mental health and resilience, making it even harder to get their lives, education or early career back on track after treatment.
Specialist care and support delivered by Teenage Cancer Trust’s unstoppable nurses and youth support teams has been a lifeline to young people throughout the pandemic. Young people with cancer have never needed that support more, which is why getting back on stage at the Royal Albert Hall plays such a vital part in making sure no young person faces cancer alone.
And eligible young people previously cared for at Teenage Cancer Trust hospital units around the country will visit the Royal Albert Hall throughout the week of concerts, and enjoy all the action from VIP seating.
Ever since The Who reformed for the first Teenage Cancer Trust Royal Albert Hall show in 2000, the annual events have witnessed some extraordinary, once in a lifetime shows from Noel Gallagher and Damon Albarn performing together for the first time ever in 2013, Sir Paul McCartney in 2012, plus the likes of Oasis, Muse, Niles Rogers & CHIC, Florence + The Machine and many more. Some of the brightest lights in comedy have lit up the stage too, with an annual evening featuring the likes of Mo Gilligan, Kevin Bridges, Miranda Hart, Kerry Godliman, John Bishop, Frankie Boyle, Noel Fielding, Jon Richardson, Russell Howard, Russell Brand, James Corden and many more.
Show Dates:
March 2022
Monday 21st - Don Broco (with full orchestra) + Deaf Havana
Tuesday 22nd - An Evening of Comedy hosted by Joel Dommett with special guests Tom Allen, Rob Beckett, Rosie Jones, Judi Love, Romesh Ranganathan, Suzi Ruffell and Seann Walsh
Wednesday 23rd – YUNGBLUD + Nova Twins + Daisy Brian
Thursday 24th – Madness + Paul Weller & Band Acoustic
Friday 25th - The Who (acoustic) + The Wild Things
Saturday 26th - Liam Gallagher + Kid Kapichi + RATS
Sunday 27th - Ed Sheeran + Dylan
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About Teenage Cancer Trust at The Royal Albert Hall
2020 would have marked the 20th year of Teenage Cancer Trust’s phenomenally successful series of music and comedy events at The Royal Albert Hall, which were started by Roger Daltrey CBE. The gigs were to also help celebrate the 30th anniversary of Teenage Cancer Trust.
Some of the biggest names in entertainment have now raised more than £30 million for Teenage Cancer Trust’s specialist nurses, hospital wards and support teams that help young people through the toughest times of their lives.
Over the past 20 years, audiences at Teenage Cancer Trust’s annual gigs have witnessed some extraordinary, once in a lifetime shows, from Noel Gallagher and Damon Albarn performing together for the first time ever in 2013, Sir Paul McCartney in 2012, plus the likes of Oasis, Muse, Ed Sheeran, Florence + The Machine and many more.
There have been many legendary moments. Sir Paul McCartney was joined on stage in 2012 for the Beatles’ ‘Get Back’ by Roger Daltrey, Ronnie Wood and Paul Weller – marking a Beatle, Rolling Stone and The Who joining forces.
Muse played in 2008, their only show in the UK that year apart from two sold out Wembley Stadiums. They called it, “one of the best gigs of our lives.” The Cure played a three-hour set on two consecutive nights in 2014, bringing the house down with 45 songs.
About Teenage Cancer Trust
Every day, seven young people in the UK aged 13 to 24 hear the words "you have cancer" Teenage Cancer Trust puts young people in the best possible place, physically, mentally and emotionally, for their cancer treatment and beyond
We do it through our expert nurses, support teams, and hospital units. And we're the only UK charity dedicated to providing this specialised nursing care and support
Teenage Cancer Trust is a registered charity: 1062559 (England & Wales), SC039757 (Scotland).