Mumford and Sons are the final act to be announced as headliners of the Teenage Cancer Trust shows at the Royal Albert Hall.
The folk group will perform at the historic venue on March 23, marking the first in a series of seven shows for the charity.
Tickets for the date will go on sale at 9.30am on Friday March 13. They will be available to purchase here.
Mumford and Sons will be supported by the Mercury Prize-nominated group The Big Moon at the show.
Mumford and Sons released their most recent album Delta in 2018, having made their name with 2009 debut Sigh No More.
Kate Collins, chief executive officer of Teenage Cancer Trust, said: “The leap forward in care that Teenage Cancer Trust has been able to provide to young people facing cancer over the past 30 years has only been possible thanks to our generous supporters – including our Royal Albert Hall artists and audiences.
"But much more needs to change, and we can’t wait another 30 years for that to happen."
The full list of Teenage Cancer Trust shows is as follows.
- March 23 – Mumford and Sons
- March 24 – John Bishop and special guests
- March 25 – Stereophonics and special guest Paul Weller
- March 26 – Groove Armada
- March 27 – Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds
- March 28 – The Who
- March 29 – Nile Rodgers and Chic
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