CHVRCHES 2026 Royal Albert Hall Band Signed Giclée Print
Created for CHVRCHES’ Teenage Cancer Trust appearance at the Royal Albert Hall on 27 March 2026, this signed limited-edition poster by Andy Vella feels suitably vivid for a band whose music has always balanced clean electronic precision with something more emotional underneath.
The artwork is built from layers of fluorescent pink, red, orange, blue and black, with fragments of texture, typography and abstract forms pushed over one another across the page. It has an almost screen-printed, collage-like energy, but without feeling chaotic. The eye keeps finding new details in the overlapping shapes, and the whole thing has a strong sense of movement that suits CHVRCHES’ bright, propulsive synth-pop.
The Glasgow trio of Lauren Mayberry, Iain Cook and Martin Doherty first broke through with The Mother We Share and their 2013 debut album The Bones of What You Believe. Since then, CHVRCHES have built an international audience around a sound that combines sharp electronic production with huge melodies and often darker lyrical themes. Albums including Every Open Eye, Love Is Dead and Screen Violence have expanded that palette without losing the clarity that made their early records so distinctive.
Their 2026 Royal Albert Hall performance came as part of a particularly distinctive year for Teenage Cancer Trust. Robert Smith of The Cure curated the entire week of shows, with CHVRCHES appearing as special guests to My Bloody Valentine on Friday 27 March. Smith’s involvement brought together a line-up with strong links to alternative and independent music, making CHVRCHES a natural fit for the programme.
That Robert Smith connection carries through into the artwork too. Andy Vella has worked with The Cure since the early 1980s and is responsible for some of the band’s most recognisable visual work, including artwork associated with Faith, The Head on the Door and Disintegration. His wider career has included projects for artists such as The Rolling Stones, St Vincent and Pavement, but his long creative relationship with Robert Smith is especially relevant here.
For this CHVRCHES poster, Vella brings that history into something much more contemporary. The saturated colour, distressed textures and layered fragments create a visual language that feels connected to electronic music without resorting to obvious digital imagery. It also gives the print a very different character from the more illustrative or photographic posters elsewhere in the Teenage Cancer Trust collection.
Commissioned and published by Teenage Cancer Trust, the print forms part of the charity’s long-running Royal Albert Hall music poster series, documenting the artists and performances that have shaped the concerts since 2000. The 2026 run was also a milestone year, with the series reaching its 150th Royal Albert Hall show.
Printed as a giclée by White Duck Editions in Bath on heavyweight 300gsm archival stock, the edition is limited to just 100 copies. Each print is hand signed by Lauren Mayberry, Iain Cook and Martin Doherty and supplied with a certificate of authenticity.
Product details
- Limited edition of 100
- Hand signed by Lauren Mayberry, Iain Cook and Martin Doherty
- Artwork by Andy Vella
- Commissioned and published by Teenage Cancer Trust
- Created for CHVRCHES’ 2026 Teenage Cancer Trust Royal Albert Hall appearance
- Part of the 2026 concert series curated by Robert Smith
- Giclée print on 300gsm archival stock
- Printed by White Duck Editions, Bath, UK
- A2, 420 × 594mm
- Certificate of authenticity included
- Supplied unframed
As each print is individually signed by hand, the position and appearance of the signatures may vary slightly.
International customers are responsible for any import duties or taxes due on delivery.