UB40 is coming to Fiji on January 30th 2026

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UB40 is coming to Fiji on January 30th 2026

By Temalesi Vono

24/09/2025

Get ready for an unforgettable night of reggae and big love as UB40 Featuring Ali Campbell brings their iconic Big Love Tour, to King Charles Park in Nadi on Friday, January 30th, 2026.

This historic concert will celebrate UB40’s deep musical connection to the Pacific and the islands, promising fans a live experience of timeless hits like Red Red Wine, Can’t Help Falling in Love, and Kingston Town.

UB40 co-founder Ali Campbell expressed he is excited about returning to Fiji, noting that the islands have always warmly embraced UB40’s music, and looks forward to sharing a special night with their fans in Fiji.

The once in a lifetime concert is proudly brought to you by Homecoming Festival.

Joining UB40 on stage will be roots reggae royalty Katchafire, alongside Paradise Roots, Nicky & Ouvacast, and DJ Vibez — a powerhouse lineup promising a night full of high energy and unity.

Tickets are now on sale at www.ub40fiji.com.

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