Completely ClassicAL: Alexander Armstrong does 24 concerts in 24 hours with Addison Lee

At Addison Lee, we’ve taken people and parcels on many an unusual journey, but transporting a celebrity to appear at 24 concerts across 24 hours is a first for us.

In support of Classic FM’s charity, Global’ s Make Some Noise, station presenter Alexander Armstrong (also of ‘Pointless’ fame) set himself the challenge of singing at 24 concerts in 24 hours across London and the South of England.

Key to his efforts – which end on the Classic FM terrace in Leicester Square – has been 5 Addison Lee drivers who’ve carried Alexander and team to venues including Luton Airport Apron, the London Transport Museum, Wembley Stadium, the River Thames, and St Paul’s Cathedral.

One of the 24 stops was a special concert with the dementia charity, Forget-Me-Not Chorus, one of the 100 charities supported by Global’ s Make Some Noise this year.

The money raised from the Music Marathon will support crucial services at the small charities, including food banks, mental health and domestic violence helplines, care support, community projects and employment programmes.

Showing your support

You can support Alexander by donating to the cause, every pound will make a huge difference to the different charity projects across the UK.

Want to know more? Check out what Alexander will be up to here: https://musicmarathon.classicfm.com/

To donate £10, £20 or £30 to eGlobaL’s Make Some Noise, text SING10, SING20 or SING30 respectively to 70766.

Some networks may charge you a standard network rate to use this donation service. If you’re under 16, then make sure you ask the bill payer’s permission before texting. Read full ‘Text to Donate’ Terms & Conditions at makesomenoise.com.