FEB
21
2012
Paul to perform at The Royal Albert Hall for the Teenage Cancer Trust
Paul will perform for Teenage Cancer Trust on Thursday 29 March. A 15-time Grammy winner and recipient of The Recording Academy's Lifetime Achievement and Trustees Awards, Paul's list of accolades reads like no other. Having changed the world of music forever with The Beatles, McCartney has continued to push boundaries for over 40 years. The start of 2012 has seen Paul release a new album Kisses On The Bottom and tracks from this new record will be performed on this special night.
Thursday 29 March Paul McCartney
Friday 30 March Example
Saturday 31 March Pulp
Sunday 1 April Jessie J
Monday 2 April (Comedy) An evening of comedy hosted by Jason Manford plus special guests
Tuesday 3 April Florence + the Machine
Friday 30 March Example
Saturday 31 March Pulp
Sunday 1 April Jessie J
Monday 2 April (Comedy) An evening of comedy hosted by Jason Manford plus special guests
Tuesday 3 April Florence + the Machine
Teenage Cancer Trust's longstanding patron and The Who front man, Roger Daltrey CBE, has been the driving force behind these concerts for over a decade. Roger said, "Every year my team and I work really hard to make these concerts for Teenage Cancer Trust something special. This year is no exception and the line up of artists donating their time and talent is incredible, I hope there's something for everyone.
I'm proud to be a patron of Teenage Cancer Trust. I've been involved for nearly 20 years, and this is the twelfth year we've staged these shows. I might be a rock star, but I'm also a dad. I know teenagers aren't children, and they're certainly not quite adults either. They're a group all on their own and they need to be recognized as that. The work Teenage Cancer Trust does building hospitals wards that don't feel like hospitals and bringing these young people with cancer together is invaluable. So to all parents out there, these are your teenagers, support this charity. "
Eleven years of concerts have raised over £14 million for Teenage Cancer Trust, making a real difference to the lives of thousands of young people with cancer. All money raised has helped the charity to build more specialist teenage cancer units in NHS hospitals across the UK, allowing young people to be treated together with others their own age, in an environment suited to their needs.
Tickets, from £25.00 (plus booking fee), will be available from 9.30am on Friday 24 February 2012 and can be purchased from the following outlets:
I'm proud to be a patron of Teenage Cancer Trust. I've been involved for nearly 20 years, and this is the twelfth year we've staged these shows. I might be a rock star, but I'm also a dad. I know teenagers aren't children, and they're certainly not quite adults either. They're a group all on their own and they need to be recognized as that. The work Teenage Cancer Trust does building hospitals wards that don't feel like hospitals and bringing these young people with cancer together is invaluable. So to all parents out there, these are your teenagers, support this charity. "
Eleven years of concerts have raised over £14 million for Teenage Cancer Trust, making a real difference to the lives of thousands of young people with cancer. All money raised has helped the charity to build more specialist teenage cancer units in NHS hospitals across the UK, allowing young people to be treated together with others their own age, in an environment suited to their needs.
Tickets, from £25.00 (plus booking fee), will be available from 9.30am on Friday 24 February 2012 and can be purchased from the following outlets:
www.gigsandtours.com 0844 811 0051
www.ticketmaster.co.uk 0844 844 0444
www.royalalberthall.com 0845 401 5030
www.hmvtickets.com 0843 221 0100, and in selected HMV stores
www.teenagecancertrust.org
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