Bill Murray watched The Who close The Teenage Cancer Trust concert series at the Royal Albert Hall on Sunday (30.03.25) night.
Bill Murray caught up with Roger Daltrey after The Who closed The Teenage Cancer Trust series
The ‘Ghostbusters’ actor was among those in attendance for the special gig as he recalled seeing the ‘My Generation’ rockers play 50 years ago and spent some time with frontman Roger Daltrey backstage following the concert.
Other famous faces at the show included actress Sadie Frost, hypnotist Paul McKenna as well as actress and playwright Tracy-Ann Oberman.
The Teenager Cancer Trust series was launched by Daltrey in 2000 and has gone on to become an essential part of the UK music calendar while raising over £34 million for the cause.
Roger has been the driving force behind the concert series since its inception but will be handing over to guest curator and The Cure frontman Robert Smith in 2026.
The 2025 series ran from March 24 to 30 and included performances from The Who, The Corrs and James Arthur.
There was also a night of comedy hosted by Micky Flanagan and a special night by Erased Tapes featuring Penguin Cafe – and Frank Carter and Paul Cook, Steve Jones, Glen Matlock of the Sex Pistols.
The Who roared into action at the Albert Hall on Sunday with their 1960s hits ‘I Can’t Explain’ and ‘Substitute’.
The hits kept coming as guitarist Pete Townshend rocked through ‘Who Are You’ before Daltrey’s voice filled the London venue with renditions of ‘The Kids Are Alright’ and ‘Behind Blue Eyes’.
The song ‘Baba O’Riley’ received a standing ovation while ‘Won’t Get Fooled Again’ got a clap-along intro ahead of Daltrey’s famous scream.
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