UB40

This event has been rearranged due to the ongoing Covid-19 epidemic. Existing tickets will remain valid for the new date. For any ticket enquiries email [email protected]. 

Artist Statement 

Due to the ongoing situation relating to the Covid-19 pandemic and as a precaution to the safety of our audiences, artists and staff, we will be postponing the upcoming UB40 Tour to later in 2021. 

This show has now been rescheduled to Tuesday 30^TH November 2021.

Please note, all tickets purchased for the 2020/21 tour will remain valid for the new dates, so please hold on to them! Should you wish to ask for a refund please contact your ticket provider

UB40 are a British pop and reggae act from Birmingham, currently consisting of James Brown, Duncan Campbell, Robin Campbell, Earl Falconer, Norman Hassan, Martin Meredith, Tony Mullings, Laurence Parry and Brian Travers.. The band's name comes from the tax code on an unemployment form!

Formed in 1978, the band have released 18 albums, including their debut album, 1990's ’Signing Off’, which hit #2 in the UK Album Chart, as well as their fourth LP, ‘Labour of Love’, which hit the top spot in 1983, and #8 in the Billboard Hot 200, and included the track Red Red Wine. The band released their latest album, 'For The Many', in 2019.

In 2008, frontman Ali Campbell left the band, followed by keyboardist Mickey Virtue and Astro in 2013, who are now part of the group UB40 with Ali, Astro and Mickey.