Teenage Cancer Trust is a UK based charity supporting teenagers with cancer. Roger Daltrey of The Who curates a series of annual concerts in aid of the charity. To date Kasabian have headlined the show three times.
2007[]
On 29 March 2007 Kasabian headlined the Teenage Cancer Trust of the first time, supported by The Bees and The Lea Shores.[1]
Setlist[]
- Stay Away From The Brown Acid (Part 1)
- Shoot The Runner
- Reason Is Treason
- Sun Rise Light Flies
- Cutt Off
- By My Side
- Me Plus One
- Empire
- I.D.
- Seek & Destroy
- British Legion
- Processed Beats
- Last Trip (In Flight)
- The Doberman
Encore
2009[]
Following three wamr up gigs in Margate, Preston and Leeds, Kasabian headlined the Teenage Cancer Trust for the second time on 27 March 2009, this time supported by Jersey Budd and The Hours.[2]
Setlist[]
- Underdog
- Shoot The Runner
- Reason Is Treason
- Cutt Off
- Fire
- Processed Beats
- Sun Rise Light Flies
- Thick As Thieves
- Me Plus One
- U Boat
- Empire
- Fast Fuse
- The Doberman
Encore
Trivia[]
- U Boat was brought back for this gig after the band last performed it in September 2005
- Parts of the performance were later released on the bonus DVD of the West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum CD/DVD Album
2010[]
On 30 March 2010 The Who performed Quadrophenia in its entirety at the Royal Albert Hall for the Teenage Cancer Trust, featuring several guest musicians, Tom being one of them. Dressed in a bell boy uniform he sang on three songs: I've Had Enough, Sea and Sand, and Bell Boy.[3]
2013[]
Following two warm up gigs in Doncaster and Plymouth, Kasabian headlined the Teenage Cancer Trust for a third time on 22 March 2013, with support from Jersey Budd and Dark Horses.[4]
Setlist[]
- Days Are Forgotten
- Shoot The Runner
- Velociraptor!
- Underdog
- Where Did All The Love Go?
- I.D.
- Take Aim
- British Legion
- Club Foot
- Re-Wired
- Empire
- Fast Fuse
- Goodbye Kiss
- L.S.F. (Lost Souls Forever)
Encore
Trivia[]
- Kasabian were introduced by Noel Gallagher, who was curating the shows in 2013, having taken over from Roger Daltrey
- British Legion was brought back for this gig after the band last performed it in July 2007
- Following the encore, Tom stayed on stage to sing She Loves You
- Parts of the show were later broadcast by Absolute Radio