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The temporary closure of the Royal Albert Hall in London due to the COVID-19 pandemic meant that there would be no Teenage Cancer Trust benefit concerts in 2020 — but now, in the wake of that setback, a special YouTube series has been launched featuring previously unseen performances from iconic music acts, meant as a fundraising opportunity. It’s called Teenage Cancer Trust Unseen, and will feature a host of programming events in October.
Among the acts streaming archival footage from previous Teenage Cancer Trust events are The Cure, The Who, Paul McCartney and Them Crooked Vultures (Dave Grohl, John Paul Jones and Josh Homme), among others.
We’re delighted to be able to support @TeenageCancer Trust. Subscribe to https://t.co/5ZmFESULSv then tune in on Saturday 17th October to watch never before seen footage of one of our Royal Albert Hall shows as part of an emergency fundraising appeal. pic.twitter.com/i31YduNrlJ
— The Who (@TheWho) September 28, 2020
The full message, as posted on the Teenage Cancer Trust website:
Teenage Cancer Trust has launched a YouTube channel featuring exclusive and compelling music content to raise vital funds to support young people facing cancer across the UK.
Teenage Cancer Trust Unseen is an incredible archive of never-before-seen footage of live performances at the Royal Albert Hall through the years in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust.
This content will be free for fans to view but the artists and the charity are urging fans to donate.
Driven by our patron Roger Daltrey, a who’s who of world-class musical talent has played Teenage Cancer Trust’s gigs at the Royal Albert Hall over the last 20 years. All so young people with cancer get the support they deserve.
And now music legends are stepping up again, donating this exclusive footage to help make sure every young person with cancer can get support from specialist Teenage Cancer Trust nurses or youth support teams.
The list of performances and dates for this exclusive YouTube series, which will begin on Oct. 8:
Ed Sheeran — Thursday, Oct. 8
Muse — Friday, Oct. 9
Rudimental — Saturday, Oct. 10
Paul McCartney — Sunday, Oct. 11
Paul Weller — Monday, Oct. 12
Stereophonics — Tuesday, Oct. 13
Pulp — Wednesday, Oct. 14
Noel Gallagher — Thursday, Oct. 15
Them Crooked Vultures — Friday, Oct. 16
The Who — Saturday, Oct. 17
The Cure — Sunday, Oct. 18
Subscribe to the Teenage Cancer Trust Unseen YouTube channel and be reminded of the streams throughout October.