Shirley Manson to curate Teenage Cancer Trust gigs at Royal Albert Hall in 2027
Shirley Manson to curate Teenage Cancer Trust gigs at Royal Albert Hall in 2027
Shirley Manson will curate the Teenage Cancer Trust concerts in 2027 at the Royal Albert Hall, with a Lovesong performance clip marking the announcement.
Shirley Manson, the Garbage frontwoman, has been named guest curator for the Teenage Cancer Trust concerts in 2027, returning to the Royal Albert Hall from 15-21 March. The annual charity event is known for spotlighting rising artists alongside established names while raising funds for teenagers and young adults fighting cancer.
The appointment signals a bold, music-forward approach for next year's lineup, with fans already speculating about the setlist and collaborations.
To mark the announcement, a video accompanying the announcement shows Garbage performing The Cure’s Lovesong at this year’s event in March, giving fans a glimpse of what next year might bring.
Organisers say the Teenage Cancer Trust concerts have become a signature fundraiser that blends entertainment with impact, and Manson’s involvement underscores the charity's ongoing commitment to using music to support young people with cancer.
No lineup details have been released yet, but the announcement has already sparked excitement among fans who value both high-profile performances and charitable impact.
