Home > W > When Did Ub40 Play In Belfast?

When did UB40 play in Belfast?

UB40 Tours & Concerts (Updated for 2022)

Date	Concert	Location
	UB40 Upcoming Buy Tickets	Leeds, England, United Kingdom
	UB40 Upcoming Buy Tickets	Birmingham, England, United Kingdom
	UB40 Upcoming	Castlebar, Connaught, Ireland
	UB40 Upcoming	Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

Then, when did ub40 play in zimbabwe?

Brian Travers, founder member and saxophonist of the hugely successful UK reggae band, UB40, who died on Sunday, will be remembered in Zimbabwe for the tour the band held in 1982.

One may also ask: is ub40 concert cancelled?

We have decided to reschedule our upcoming UK tour to February / March 2022.

When did UB40 tour NZ?

"Now that borders have reopened, we're finally ready to get back to New Zealand and perform the show fans have been waiting for!" Legendary UK reggae group UB40 will return to New Zealand to play six shows in December and early January, 2023.

Subsequently, are ub40 coming to australia?

Originally set to tour Australia in 2020 as part of their 40th anniversary, and to perform hits from their latest release For The Many, it is with regret that UB40's Australian tour joins a growing list of international acts that have been forced to postpone until 2021.

What does UB40 stand for?

British unemployment benefits card

UB40 took their name from the British unemployment benefits card, a form they replicated as the cover of their 1980 debut album Signing Off.

People also ask is ub40 coming to belfast?

UB40 are going on tour this year and playing the iconic Ulster Hall for one night only on 09 December 2022.

When did UB40 play in South Africa?

Chart-smashing English roots rockers UB40 are set to hit South African soil once again with concerts in Paarl and Johannesburg in April 2014.
...
British reggae giants return to Mzansi shores in April for concerts in Paarl and Johannesburg.

Date:
Price:	R395p/p
Website:	www.webtickets.co.za

Subsequently, what year was ub40 first hit?

By 1980, UB40 had added keyboardist Michael (Mickey) Virtue and toaster Terence Wilson (aka Astro) to round out their initial lineup. Their first single, "Food for Thought," reached the U.K. Top Ten in 1980, beginning a long streak of chart appearances.

Why did UB40 break up?

On 22 November 2013 Astro announced in a statement that he had left the band, describing it as a "rudderless ship" and criticising the "serious lack of communication between the band and management" and the country-orientated direction of their latest album.

By Pessa