Paul Weller will perform as a special guest for Madness' show at the Royal Albert Hall later this month.
Taking place on March 24, Madness had already confirmed that they would be performing at the venue. This show is part of a series of gigs from the band's contribution to the Teenage Cancer Trust.
The Ska music group had also announced earlier that they would throw an "all day party" in London to coincide with the Queen's Jubilee Bank Holiday. This will take place in June.
Paul Weller will join Madness on stage at the Royal Albert Hall for an acoustic set.
Other artists performiing at the Royal Albert Hall also include Liam Gallagher, Ed Sheeran, The Who, Yungblood and Don Broco. Check out the full list here.
The venue will also see an array of household names from the world of comedy performing on March 22. Such names also include Rosie Jones, Romesh Ranganathan, Rob Beckett and Joel Dommett.
We’re delighted to announce that Paul has been asked to join @MadnessNews at the @RoyalAlbertHall for #TeenageCancerGigs! Paul and his band will perform an acoustic set at this incredible night that supports @TeenageCancer.
Tickets available here: https://t.co/LAhuND7Wni pic.twitter.com/Yl8lC2Llts
— Paul Weller (@paulwellerHQ) March 7, 2022
Last December, Paul Weller had claimed that he had caught "the dreaded Covid" whilst touring. This forced the former Jam frontman to postpone the remaining dates for his UK Tour.
“I was so, so disappointed to not be able to finish the rest of the shows”, Weller later shared via Twitter. He added that he “caught the dreaded COVID so that was that!”.
Dear people,
I was so, so disappointed to not be able to finish the rest of the shows. I caught the dreaded Covid so that was that!
I hope we can reschedule the shows for next year. This tour was so great, we loved every show, it was so great to be out again and playing (1/2) pic.twitter.com/2ieXu3Ut0B
— Paul Weller (@paulwellerHQ) December 8, 2021
“I hope we can reschedule the shows for next year. This tour was so great, we loved every show, it was so great to be out again and playing. Great set, band and crowd!”.
“I hope we can do it again next year. Let us hope for a better year ahead – Happy Holidays. Keep the faith, Love PW”.
An official statement also added, “We are working hard to see if we can reschedule the shows and will share more information on that as soon as we possibly can”.
More on this report from Nova here.
