UB40 UK tour 2022 announced with new frontman Matt Doyle and live debut of Champion

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    UB40 had a very difficult year in 2021. Not only did frontman Duncan Campbell retire in June following a stroke, but the band’s saxophonist Brian Travers died in August after battling cancer. Then, in November, former vocalist and founding member Astro died too after a short illness. Having pushed on through their troubles, the band are back with a bang as they announce their 2022 Bigga Baggariddim UK and Ireland tour.

    To book tickets click here.

    The iconic reggae band, formed in 1978, are set to hit the road across the country, hot on the heels of their secret surprise live show at the Commonwealth Games later this year.

    The 18-date tour will take place from May 4-June 1, with new dates announced today for December.

    Following Campbell’s retirement last summer, the tour will also see the touring debut of UB40’s new singer Matt Doyle.

    The musician had previously supported the group with his fellow Birmingham band Kioko.

    The Bigga Baggariddim Tour 2022

    May 4: Brighton, The Brighton Centre
    May 7: Blackpool, Empress Ballroom
    May 8: Manchester, O2 Apollo
    May 10: Plymouth, Pavilions
    May 11: Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena
    May 13: Portsmouth, Guildhall
    May 14: Norwich, UEA
    May 15: Stoke, Victoria Hall
    May 17: Liverpool, Eventim Olympia
    May 18: Nottingham, Rock City
    May 20: Northampton, Royal and Derngate Hall
    May 21: Cheltenham, The Centaur
    May 23: Hull, Bonus Arena
    May 25: Edinburgh, Usher Hall
    May 26: Glasgow, Barrowlands
    May 27: Aberdeen, Music Hall
    May 29: Stockton, Globe
    May 31: Bournemouth, O2 Academy
    Dec 9: Belfast, Ulster Hall
    Dec 10: Castlebar, The Royal Theatre and Event Centre
    Dec 18: Birmingham, Utilita Arena
    Dec 20: Leeds, First Direct Arena
    Dec 21: London, OVO Arena Wembley

    To book tickets click here.

    Published at Wed, 09 Mar 2022 11:58:00 +0000

    UB40 UK tour 2022 announced with new frontman Matt Doyle and live debut of Champion

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