Twenty-one signed silk screen prints from iconic live music moments go on sale today.
A new art exhibition and print series titled 'Good Energy' is set to take over the Royal Albert Hall, presented by Teenage Cancer Trust. Opening on 18th March and running through to 9th April 2026, the project coincides with the charity's annual week of concerts at the venue.
At the centre of the exhibition are 21 limited-edition silk screen prints of The 1975, Fontaines D.C., Wolf Alice, Nick Cave, Geese, Yungblud, Nia Archives, Keane, Bring Me The Horizon, Sex Pistols feat Frank Carter, The Big Moon, Courteeners, The Snuts, Enter Shikari and more. The photographers behind the images include Niall Lea, Jez Pennington, Tom Pallant, Jordan Curtis Hughes, Andrew Whitton, Caroline Safran, Sacha Lecca, Andy Paradise, Megan Cullen, Andy Vella and others.
Speaking about the title image, captured during his performance with Sex Pistols at the 2025 Teenage Cancer Trust shows, Frank Carter said: "The picture was taken in the legendary Royal Albert Hall. I honestly never thought I would have a chance to play such an iconic venue and to play there with the Sex Pistols was a dream come true. Seeing a mosh pit inside such a prestigious venue felt like the definition of Good Punk Energy and before I had time to reconsider I dived in."
He added: "There is so much misery and suffering in the modern world, people want a chance to escape. When the crowd comes with the same energy as the band on stage and everyone moves as one… that's where the best energy is born and it moves everyone present. It's a gift to be part of that and is the reason why we do what we do."
Find out more at teenagecancertrust.org/photographic-prints.
Robert Smith of The Cure serves as curator for the 2026 concert series, having personally invited all the performing acts.
The dates in full read:
MARCH
23 Royal Albert Hall, London, UK - Elbow and MRCY
24 Royal Albert Hall, London, UK - Robert Smith's Comedy Favourites
25 Royal Albert Hall, London, UK - Mogwai, Craven Faults and Annika Kilkenny
26 Royal Albert Hall, London, UK - Manic Street Preachers and The Joy Formidable
27 Royal Albert Hall, London, UK - my bloody valentine and Chvrches
28 Royal Albert Hall, London, UK - Garbage and Placebo
29 Royal Albert Hall, London, UK - Wolf Alice and Nilüfer Yanya
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