UB40 is returning to America this summer.
The band, best known for their hits “Red Red Wine” and “(I Can't Help) Can’t Help Falling In Love With You,” has announced dates for their Relentless tour, marking the fourth consecutive year they’ve toured the U.S.
The trek has them playing amphitheaters and performing arts centers across the country, starting Aug. 17 in Atlanta and wrapping Oct. 5 in Las Vegas.
“We always look forward to returning to the U.S.," guitarist Robin Campbell shares. "Traveling coast-to-coast with over 30 dates, visiting some of our favorite places with great support acts, we can’t wait.”
“American audiences are so much fun to play to and are so loud in their appreciation that it is one of the most rewarding countries to tour,” drummer Jimmy Brown adds. “We’ve toured the U.S. every year for the last three years, this being the fourth, and it gets better every time.”
A complete list of dates and ticket information can be found at ub40.global.com.
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