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For Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall
For Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall
For Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall
For Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall
Hands holding The Who & Friends 2000 Royal Albert Hall gig poster.
Close-up of The Who & Friends 2000 gig poster artwork by Joel Burden.
Detail of the screen-printed finish on The Who & Friends 2000 gig poster.
Close-up showing the print quality and metallic paper of The Who & Friends 2000 Royal Albert Hall gig poster.

The Who & Friends 2000 Royal Albert Hall Gig Poster

For Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall

$50.00

The Who & Friends 2000 gig poster celebrating the first-ever Teenage Cancer Trust concert at the Royal Albert Hall.

On 27 March 2000, Roger Daltrey brought together an extraordinary line-up of musicians for what would become the first Teenage Cancer Trust concert at the Royal Albert Hall. What began as a single benefit show has since grown into one of the world's most celebrated charity concert series, raising millions of pounds to support young people with cancer.

The evening featured a landmark performance by The Who alongside special guests including Eddie Vedder, Noel Gallagher, Paul Weller, Bryan Adams and Kelly Jones. With unforgettable performances of classics including Pinball Wizard, Substitute, Baba O'Riley, Won't Get Fooled Again and My Generation, the concert laid the foundations for a remarkable musical legacy that continues today.

Created by Joel Burden, this limited-edition screen print forms part of our History of Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall music poster series, celebrating the artists and performances that have shaped the concerts since their launch in 2000.

  • Commissioned and Published by Teenage Cancer Trust
  • Print measures 420 × 594mm (A2)
  • Five-colour screen print on GF Smith Peregrina Majestic Real Silver 250gsm
  • Printed by Prints of Thieves in Leeds, UK
  • Created by Joel Burden
  • Print unframed

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