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Reggae band UB40 are back on tour performing new songs from their studio album, UB45. The band, who formed in Birmingham in 1978, will deliver all of their biggest tracks,. including the legendary ...

Kigali's BK Arena filled with reggae nostalgia Tuesday night as UB40 featuring Ali Campbell brought its Big Love Tour to Rwanda for the band's first performance in the capital. The British group drew ...

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Cooking Vinyl has signed British reggae band UB40 to a worldwide artist services deal, with new music planned for release in 2026. The announcement comes ahead of the band embarking on a 13-date arena ...

Picture the London punk scene in 1978: The Clash are singing of a city aflame, the Sex Pistols are somehow getting more popular after imploding on tour, and on every street corner, mohawks and safety ...

UB40 Featuring Ali Campbell will be heading on the road with The Big Love Tour in 2026. Known for tunes such as 'Red Red Wine', 'Kingston Town' and '(I Can’t Help) Falling In Love With You', this tour ...

UB40 Featuring Ali Campbell has added more dates to their 2026 Big Love Tour. The group now has 14 additional concerts on their schedule, extending the run into mid-August, with most of the new dates ...

Rosie Holidays has been confirmed as the official ground operator and logistics partner for UB40’s Big Love Tour at King Charles Park in Nadi next Friday. The concert is the first major international ...

UB40 founding member Ali Campbell, pictured in a 2013 concert, will return to Northland in February as part of the Kingston Calling tour. Photo / NZME Performing in Northland on the eve of Waitangi ...

UB40 has announced a 2026 UK tour, including a stop in Bournemouth. The British reggae band will stop off at the BIC on Thursday, June 18 as part of their tour after their sold-out global run this ...

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