Roger Daltrey Concludes 24-Year Stint as Teenage Cancer Trust Curator with Star-Studded Finale

The legendary frontman of The Who bid farewell to his role with a memorable concert at Royal Albert Hall, featuring performances by rock icons and raising awareness for the charity.

Roger Daltrey, The Who's frontman, marked the end of his 24-year tenure as curator of the Teenage Cancer Trust concerts with a grand finale at Royal Albert Hall.
The event showcased performances by music legends such as Eddie Vedder, Robert Plant, Paul Weller, and Kelly Jones, alongside Daltrey himself.
Daltrey's final show celebrated over two decades of fundraising for Teenage Cancer Trust, a charity that has raised £32 million and supported 28 teenage cancer wards.
During his farewell, Daltrey reassured fans that he would continue supporting the charity in different capacities, emphasizing the ongoing need due to challenges facing the NHS.
The concert not only highlighted Daltrey's contributions but also underscored the music and comedy community's generosity towards the Teenage Cancer Trust.