Underworld to headline Teenage Cancer Trust concert at Royal Albert Hall
The Welsh duo of Rick Smith and Karl Hyde will lead one of five nights of charity shows this March
Underworld will headline an upcoming Teenage Cancer Trust event at London's historic Royal Albert Hall.
The enduring Welsh duo will lead one of five nights of charity shows this March at the South Kensington venue. Wet Leg, Courteneers and Kasabian are also set to headline the concerts from 20th March through the 25th, all curated by The Who's Roger Daltrey, who has done extensive work with the charity as Honorary Patron.
Underworld will be performing on the five-gig run's opening night, Monday, 20th March. The fifth date will be dedicated to comedy acts, with details still to be announced.
"It's such an honour and a delight and it's just really f***ing great to be performing for the wonderful Teenage Cancer Trust," Underworld's Rick Smith and Karl Hyde said in the press statement.
The Teenage Cancer Trust concert is one of the few known performances for Underworld this year. So far, they've been announced for Coachella in April and LWE's Junction 2 festival in July.
Find more information about the Royal Albert Hall charity series here.
Photo credit: Tim Buiting
