UB40 ft. Ali Campbell to headline Barton Aerodrome this Sunday

Salford should be prepared for a reggae-infused party like no other with UB40 ft. Ali Campbell are set to headline on Sunday at Barton Aerodrome. 

The evening will close an amazing summer of performance with the wonderful and iconic reggae melodies providing wonderful vibes down the Barton runway.

Barton Live have been running a series of events from the 19th July, with seven shows stretching across the summer months.

With performances from The Jacksons, McFly, and even JLS who will play Saturday night.

With UB40 ft. Ali Campbell finishing off the music season, that will give travelling fans the perfect send off to the summer.

As they can expect an amazing performance of relaxing and timelss performance from both UB40 ft. Ali Campbell.

In what promises to be a very fun and exciting affair, with only few final release tickets being on offer, it will be a unique concert experience.

Gates to the show will open at 3pm, with sold out show expecting to have the whole afternoon and evening to enjoy the relaxing vibes of the reggae music.

The gates will eventually shut at 5pm,with fans being able to boogie to their hearts content until the shows eventual end at 10:30 pm.

With fans travelling to capture the wonderful reggae sounds that UB40 ft. Ali Campbell have been synoynmous with since they formed.

With the group producing amazing sounds that have captured the hearts of their adoring fans.

Originally forming in 1978, they were able to find a lot of success as a group, before frontman Ali Campbell left the group in 2008.

The band were able to find a lot of succes together sharing 50 singles in the UK charts, and selling over 70 million records worldwide.

Releasing classics like  “Red Red Wine,” “Can’t Help Falling in Love,” and “Kingston Town”, it promises to be an evening like no other.

And the band won’t be up there alone, sharing the stage with Bitty McLean, a British regge singer.

With the artist being best known for his three UK Top 10 hits in 1993 and 1994, including his debut offering “It Keeps Rainin’ (Tears from My Eyes)”.

From all that there seems to be on offer, it seems that it will be a very exciting evening for all involved.

With more information on the event including parking being able to be found here.