Nine-piece Jamaican R&B and ska-reggae band The Dualers play Network on Matilda Street in Sheffield City Centre.
The Dualers play Network on Friday 13 November, part of a big UK tour they're running through 2026. They're a nine-piece Jamaican Rhythm & Blues band from South-East London, and the set will feature new tracks from their album Beach Life.
They first made the headlines when the single 'Kiss on the Lips' entered the UK charts at number 21 without any industry or professional backing, and the follow-up 'Truly Madly' landed in the Hollywood blockbuster Fools Gold. Since then they've released two top 30 UK albums, hit number two in the independent album charts, and played large-scale tours that took them to Wembley Arena, Manchester Apollo, and a record 14 sold-out shows at Indigo at the O2. Now heralded as Britain's finest Ska & Reggae band, they continue to play to sell-out crowds across the UK, Europe, and Asia.
Their sound is built on melodic, guitar-driven songs and introspective lyrics, and with nine people on stage, there's plenty of room for the full rhythm section to breathe. The 2026 tour brings them back to the UK with Beach Life as the latest addition to their catalogue, so you'll hear the new material alongside the older songs they've been playing for years.
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Network is at 14 Matilda Street in the city centre, and doors open at 19:30. Tickets are £26.95 for 18+ Early Bird Standing, which includes a £2.45 booking fee, and £32.45 for General Admission Standing, which includes a £2.95 booking fee.
