Raise the Roof line up
World class music artists and comedians band together in support of the 1 in 8 men affected by prostate cancer.
We're grateful to our Raise the Roof performers who’ve kindly given up their time for free to support our event. With their generosity, this means we can focus on funding lifesaving research to transform how we diagnose prostate cancer for all men.
And if this all-star line up isn’t enough, keep an eye out in the coming months as more stars of music and comedy are announced. But don’t wait too long. Get your tickets now, while you still can...
Jools Holland and Raise the Roof hosts
Jools Holland
“If Raise the Roof was able to save one man’s life it would be the best thing ever that would come out of this.”
AJ Odudu
“Prostate Cancer UK is a charity close to my heart, as my dad has previously been successfully treated."
Jim Moir
“I’m hopeful this gig will raise loads of awareness and funds to stop men, like my father, dying.”
Raise the Roof musicians
Celeste
“I'm honoured to be joining my friend Jools for this wonderful concert at the Royal Albert Hall.”
Melanie C
“My dad was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2010. Thankfully, after treatment he made a full recovery.”
Paloma Faith
“I’m honoured to be playing a part at the gig, helping to raise awareness and funds for Prostate Cancer UK.”
Paul Weller
“It’s my pleasure and an honour to be part of this show with my mate Jools.”
Ruby Turner
“I’m proud to be playing a part in raising awareness of this terrible disease.”
Van Morrison
The ‘Brown Eyed Girl’ and ‘Moondance’ star is one of the most celebrated singer-song writers of all time.
Raise the Roof comedians
Gina Yashere
“If I can play a part in helping one less man being diagnosed or dying from prostate cancer, I will.”
Shaparak Khorsandi
“Raise the Roof will be a brilliant evening, and to be performing back at the Royal Albert Hall – incredible.”
Omid Djalili
“I hope this concert will do important work in raising both funds and awareness around the disease.”
Stephen K Amos
“Raising awareness of this horrible disease is something I am deeply passionate about.”