UB40 featuring Ali Campbell are planning a 'massive homecoming show' as part of a major tour. The Big Love Tour is described as a celebration of the band’s legacy and catalogue of hits. It is hitting ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Brian Travers, a saxophonist, arranger and lyricist for the group UB40 and one of its founding members, died Sunday at age 62 at ...

The top of the Reggae Albums chart greets some familiar faces, as UB40 featuring Ali, Astro & Mickey debut atop the list dated March 17 with "A Real Labour of Love." By Keith Caulfield The top of the ...

Astro, a founding member of British reggae band UB40, has died “after a very short illness,” according to the Ali Campbell and Astro UB40 Twitter account. He was 64. “We are absolutely devastated and ...

Terence "Astro" Wilson, best known for his role in the British reggae group UB40, has died at 64 after a "very short illness," his current band confirmed Saturday. Wilson was a founding member of UB40 ...

UB40 drink at the Eagle & Tun - home of Red Red Wine video They've recorded albums, toured the world and partied together - but now it's time for a parting of the ways. UB40 lead singer Duncan ...

Nearly every detail surrounding the many allegations from the past few weeks regarding Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh has provoked a wide range of emotions not at all limited to the political ...

CORRECT. It’s ‘Take Me Back to London (Sir Spyro Remix)’, featuring Stormzy, Jaykae and Aitch. “Got that one! I was flattered, as I always am to get mention in somebody else’s lyrics.” There are two ...

UB40 singer, trumpeter, percussionist and toaster Astro has died, following “a very short illness”, it has been confirmed. Astro – whose real name was Terence Wilson – died today (November 6). He was ...

Just when you thought the chaos surrounding Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh couldn't get any weirder, UB40 gets added to the mix. SEE ALSO: Sexual assault hotline sees record surge in calls ...

Fans streamed out of one of the reggae band's concerts in the U.K., complaining the bass was so loud it was "altering heart rhythms." By Patrick Brzeski Asia Bureau Chief A fan who attended a UB40 ...