UK comedians Alan Carr and John Bishop are to lead a star studded comedy night for charity Teenage Cancer Trust.
Teenage Cancer Trust will be launching their 16th year of fundraising shows this year, with all confirmed gig running at London’s famed 5,000 capacity venue from April 19-24, with The Who‘s Roger Daltrey curating the 2016 series.
Now, the charity have confirmed the full line up for their opening Comedy Night, featuring John Bishop. The Liverpudlian comedian will be joined by Alan Carr, Romesh Ranganthan and Seann Walsh all performing stand-up on the night, which runs April 19.
Bring Me The Horizon already announced their Royal Albert Hall gig for April 22, with the full programme including shows by New Order, David Gilmour, The Vaccines, Everything Everything and Simply Red.
More details can be found at the Teenage Cancer Trust website. See the full schedule of gigs below.
GettyRoger Daltrey says of the news: “I’m very happy to be announcing such a varied line up. The money raised is invaluable to this charity, which receives no government funding in England, to help young people with cancer in the NHS.”
Last year’s Teenage Cancer Trust shows included performances from The Who, Paul Weller, Noel Gallagher, Frank Turner and more.
Teenage Cancer Trust Comedy Night with John Bishop and Alan Carr (April 19)
The Vaccines and Everything Everything (April 20)
Simply Red (April 21)
Bring Me The Horizon (April 22)
New Order (April 23)
David Gilmour (April 24)
