With a race that covers more than four decades, eternal hits such as “Red Red Wine” and “Kingston Town”, and a voice that marked generations, the iconic British band arrives with its current formation.
After conquering the most important scenarios in the world, UB40 Featuring Ali Campbell He returns to Argentina to offer a night full of history and emotion.
With Fenix Entertainment production, they will be presented On September 17 at the Teatro Gran Rex. Tickets can be achieved through your entrance.
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With a race that covers more than four decades, eternal hits such as “Red Wine Red” and “Kingston Town”and a voice that marked generations, the iconic British band arrives with its current formation – led by Ali Campbell– To celebrate the reggae legacy next to the unique heat of the Argentine public.
The success of UB40
Owner of the voice that marked UB40 and led her to sell 70 million albums and conquer the British rankings, Ali Campbell continues to spread the spirit of the reggae around the world. At the head of the current formation of his band, he continues the legacy that began in 1979 in Birmingham, with the mission of spreading reggae in all its forms.
“I have the best reggae band in the world,” says Ali. In their shows classics are combined as those already mentioned and also “Cherry Oh Baby” either “Please Don’t Make Me Cry”with more recent songs such as those of the Unprecedentd album (2021). The current band includes the bassist Colin McNeishthe drummer Paul Slowlyand the trumpeter Colin Graham. The drummer also added Frank Benbiniof FUN LOVIN ‘Criminals.
UB40 was born in 1979 as a socially committed multicultural band. Its name comes from the British unemployment form, reflecting its connection with the working classes. Songs like “Food for though”, “King” and “One in ten” They addressed issues such as poverty, racism and marginalization in the United Kingdom, often anticipating their time.
Over the years, the band reached number 1 in the United Kingdom ranks and the United States with successes such as “Red Wine Red”, “I GOT You Babe” (next to Chrissie Hynde), “(I Can’t Help) Falling in Love With You” and “Baby Come Back” With Pato Banton.
Source: Ambito
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