Teenage Cancer Trust with Pete Townshend’s Classic Quadrophenia, Robert Plant, and more

Robert Plant, born in the Midlands, is a top rock vocalist and Rock Hall of Fame inductee. Known for Led Zeppelin, he won multiple Grammys. His solo career features 11 acclaimed albums and collaborations with Phil Collins, Jimmy Page, and Alison Krauss. His diverse influences span from Morocco to Nashville, showcased in bands like The Honeydrippers and The Sensational Space Shifters. Plant also explores his musical journey in his popular Digging Deep podcast.

Roger Daltrey, born in London, 1944, is the iconic lead singer of The Who known for his powerful vocals and charismatic stage presence. He launched a solo career in 1973 with the album "Daltrey" and further ventured into acting, starring in films like "Tommy" and "McVicar." His solo hits include "Under a Raging Moon." Notably, he collaborated with Leo Sayer, Pete Townshend, and Wilko Johnson. Daltrey is a patron of the Teenage Cancer Trust, organizing star-studded charity events. In 2018, he released "As Long as I Have You," featuring covers by artists like Nick Cave and Stevie Wonder.

Saving Grace, from a small coastal town in New Zealand, is a powerful spirit-filled hardcore band known for their 90s-style hardcore and classic metal blend. With hits like "The Urgency," they topped NZ charts and made a splash in the US. Joining Strike First in 2010 and Facedown in 2011, they’ve been critically acclaimed for their punishing sound. Collaborated with producer Zack Ohren.