Ambassadors

Lead singer of Stereophonics Kelly Jones has been an avid supporter of Teenage Cancer Trust since he joined The Who onstage to perform a storming version of “Substitute” at the very first Teenage Cancer Trust gig back in 2000, and has returned to the stage on numerous occasions as ‘Stereophonics’ since.

Comedian Kevin Bridges is a long term supporter of Teenage Cancer Trust and has gone on to become an official Ambassador and Regional Patron for the West of Scotland. Kevin is hosting our comedy night at the Royal Albert Hall 2019.

When Brit band Lawson were announced as ambassadors they celebrated by inviting 50 current and former cancer patients to Rhyl, Wales for a special private performance with never-before-heard songs.

Liam has been a long-standing supporter of the charity and has performed at our Royal Albert Hall shows with Oasis in 2002, and latterly in Beady Eye when he returned to our stage in 2011.

Singer and songwriter Newton Faulkner has been involved with the charity for years as a Regional Patron for the South East and also performed in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall alongside Joan Armatrading, David Gray, and Amy Macdonald back in 2008.

Nick Hoult, star of A Single Man, X-Men and Kill Your Friends has been involved with Teenage Cancer Trust since 2009. Over the years he has visisted patients on numerous occasions and fronted our campaigns.

Comedian Noel Fielding is a fantastic long term supporter and has performed at many Royal Albert Hall comedy nights.

Noel has been a fantastic supporter of the charity for many years and has headlined Teenage Cancer Trust shows at the Royal Albert Hall on numerous occasions performing in support of the charity.

The Jam and Style Council frontman Paul Weller is a long term supporter of Teenage Cancer Trust and has headlined numerous Royal Albert Hall shows over the years.

Pete McKee is a working artist from Sheffield,  he has exhibited his work all over the world and gained a global following.