
Legendary Jamaican band Toots & the Maytals perform their 'Reggae Got Soul 50th Anniversary Tour' featuring special guest Leba Hibbert.
It has been eight years since Toots & the Maytals last performed in Brighton, but the group is scheduled to return to the city on 9 May 2026. This upcoming show at Chalk is a significant stop on their Reggae Got Soul 50th Anniversary Tour, which celebrates the legacy of the band from 1976 through to 2026. Following the passing of the legendary Toots Hibbert in 2020, the ensemble has moved forward as an official tribute act. They have kept the core of the group intact, featuring the historical musicians who were part of the original journey, ensuring the sound remains faithful to the roots they established decades ago.
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The performance is expected to be a broad exploration of the genres the band helped popularise, moving through a mix of Gospel, Ska, Soul, Reggae, and Rock. A notable addition to this tour is the participation of Leba Hibbert, Toots’ daughter, who will be performing alongside the band. There are also other guest artists planned for the evening, adding more layers to the musical programme. For those planning to attend, the doors at the 13 Pool Valley venue are scheduled to open at 19:00. The Saturday night slot at Chalk provides a familiar setting for local gig-goers, situated right in the heart of the town.
In terms of the practical side of things, tickets are available through several official outlets, with prices generally ranging from £32.50 to £36.40. Many platforms are listing a standard guide price of £35.75, a figure that includes the various management and booking fees. Since it is a general admission event, the cost is consistent across the board. The venue’s location in Brighton makes it accessible for those who regularly frequent the local music scene, and the timing of the tour offers a chance to see how the current line-up handles the 50-year repertoire after such a long absence from our local stages.
Date
Saturday, 9 May 2026
19:00
Location
Chalk
Price
Paid
Recommended Age
+14 years










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