Dub Inc will spend the second half of 2026 on the road, with dates across France and stops in Greece, Poland and Belgium. Fatbabs, Marcus Gad and Danakil are among the guests attached to selected shows.
Dub Inc have mapped out a packed autumn run that takes the French reggae band from September into December 2026. The schedule moves between European club dates, festivals and some of France’s larger concert halls, with reggae, dancehall and global influences at the centre of the set. The tour begins in Greece before heading to Poland and then into a long French stretch. Paris’ Olympia is already listed as sold out, while the final two Saint-Étienne dates are also marked sold out, giving the run strong demand before it gets underway.
The opening stretch takes Dub Inc to Athens’ Gagarin 205 and Thessaloniki’s Street Mode Festival in September. Poland follows with an appearance at Warsaw’s RobReg Fest. Once October arrives, the band returns to France for dates in Tarbes, Seignosse and Aix-en-Provence. Fatbabs is scheduled to join them on several of those early shows, adding a second live voice to a tour that already leans into collaboration rather than presenting Dub Inc as a closed-off headline act.
The French itinerary keeps moving through Liège, Nancy and Lorient, alongside the Festival Insolent. November brings the tour’s biggest concentration of headline rooms, including the sold-out Olympia in Paris. Dub Inc will also share the bill with Marcus Gad at Grenoble’s Summum, then meet Danakil at the Zénith venues in Strasbourg and Rouen. Clermont-Ferrand and Toulouse are also listed with Danakil, making the middle section of the tour a meeting point for three established names in the French reggae circuit.
December closes the schedule in Saint-Étienne with two sold-out nights at the city’s Zénith. Fatbabs is attached to one of those performances and Marcus Gad to the other, extending the guest lineup through the final dates. The pair also appear elsewhere on the itinerary, while Danakil’s run of shared concerts gives the French leg a clear collaborative thread. These pairings should bring different approaches to the stage without taking the focus away from Dub Inc’s own rhythm-heavy live show.
The autumn routing underlines Dub Inc’s durable place in Europe’s reggae circuit, but the scale of the dates is only part of the story. The band is balancing festival appearances with major-room concerts and smaller venue stops, while bringing in artists connected to different corners of the scene. With Paris and Saint-Étienne already sold out according to the published schedule, the remaining dates will carry plenty of attention. The complete itinerary and ticket information are available through Dub Inc’s official channels, with shows continuing through the end of December.
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