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Teenage Cancer Trust gigs
At a glance
- Size
- Small (2k–10k)
- Entry
- Ticketed
Music
- Rock & indie
- Pop
About
The Teenage Cancer Trust gigs are a series of concerts held at the Royal Albert Hall, usually in March. They've been running since 2000, when Roger Daltrey of The Who started them to raise money for the charity.
Each night has a big-name headliner, from rock legends to current pop and indie acts, with comedy nights in some years. Money raised goes to the charity's work supporting young people with cancer.
Good to know
Camping and stays
- Day only (no camping)
Organisers
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