Live at the Palace with UB40, UB40 featuring Ali Campbell, and more

UB40, a reggae band formed in Birmingham, rose from working-class roots to global fame, selling 100M records. Known for hits like "Red Red Wine", they became icons in the genre.

Aswad, formed in West London in 1975, is a legendary British reggae band known for blending soul, jazz, and funk with reggae. Their hits include "Don't Turn Around" and "Shine," with achievements like a U.K. chart-topper, a Grammy nomination, and collaborations with reggae icons. Their early works highlighted immigrant experiences, and their adaptability fostered decades-long success.

Janet Kay, 'Queen of Lovers Rock,' famed for "Silly Games," first Black British female to top UK charts, 1979. Celebrated by top producers like Alton Ellis, influenced by Aswad. Voted among 100 Great Black Britons. Achieved No. 1 in Japan with "Loving You." Multiple awards winner.

Affectionately known as the 'Queen of Lovers Rock,' Carroll Thompson is an award-winning UK singer-songwriter. Her iconic album *Hopelessly in Love* sold over a million copies worldwide. It features hits like "I'm So Sorry," leading to her recognition as a top UK musical talent. She's collaborated with legends like Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder. Awards include BBC Radio London's 'Queen of Lovers' and 'Outstanding Contribution to Lovers Rock.' Her work contributes to Reggae's cultural heritage acknowledgment.