Robert Smith-curated lineup at Royal Albert Hall features My Bloody Valentine Wolf Alice and Manic Street Preachers for Teenage Cancer Trust event
The Royal Albert Hall is set to host an exciting lineup for the Teenage Cancer Trust’s concert series in March 2026. This year’s event will feature renowned artists such as My Bloody Valentine, Wolf Alice, and the Manic Street Preachers.
Event Highlights
- March 23: Elbow and MRCY
- March 24: Robert Smith’s Comedy Favourites featuring Jack Dee, Maisie Adam, and others
- March 25: Mogwai, Craven Faults, and Annika Kilkenny
- March 26: Manic Street Preachers and The Joy Formidable
- March 27: My Bloody Valentine and Chvrches
- March 28: Garbage and Placebo
- March 29: Wolf Alice and Nilüfer Yanya
Background on the Concert Series
Founded in 2000 by Sir Roger Daltrey, the Teenage Cancer Trust concert series aims to raise funds for specialized nursing care for young cancer patients in the UK. The charity currently supports twenty-eight NHS hospital units and employs specialist nurses and youth workers.
A Promising Future
In its previous year, the concert series raised £2.05 million, and the organizers hope to surpass this amount in 2026. Robert Smith, well-known for his musical contributions, will serve as the first guest curator following Sir Roger Daltrey’s tenure.
“Teenage Cancer Trust does absolutely amazing work, and I am very proud they asked me to be ‘Cureator’ of their March 2026 concerts,” Smith expressed. His vision is to create an unforgettable week filled with exceptional performances.
Significance of the Event
This concert series not only showcases top-tier musical talent but also emphasizes the importance of community support for young cancer patients. Each act, whether a headliner or a special guest, has made a significant mark in the music industry.
Attendees can look forward to a week of memorable performances while contributing to a crucial cause. The partnership between music and charity promises a powerful experience at the Royal Albert Hall.
