The German Bob Marley tribute band has mapped out a 2026 run through Germany and Switzerland, with Swiss reggae singer Dellé joining several dates. The schedule stretches from mid-April into late December.
Marley’s Ghost will spend much of 2026 on the road, with a run of German and Swiss dates beginning in mid-April and continuing through late December. The band has built its name around live versions of Bob Marley’s catalogue, keeping the focus on the songs, the groove and the message rather than treating the material as a museum piece. The tour listing places the group across clubs, festival stages and reggae-focused nights, giving the act room to meet both dedicated Marley listeners and newer audiences drawn to roots music.
A key part of the schedule is the presence of Dellé, the Swiss reggae vocalist known for his work with Seeed. He is listed alongside Marley’s Ghost for several festival and club appearances, including the Pfäffikon Reeds Festival and Black Forest On Fire. That pairing gives the dates a wider musical frame: Marley’s familiar roots foundation on one side, and Dellé’s own contemporary reggae voice on the other. The announcement does not spell out the exact form of each collaboration, so the live arrangements remain part of the draw.
The itinerary includes appearances in Wermelskirchen, Aachen and Bonn, reinforcing the tour’s concentration on Germany’s reggae circuit and the wider German-speaking market. Rather than relying only on large festival gatherings, Marley’s Ghost is also taking the music into dedicated club settings. That balance matters for a tribute act: the festival crowd may come for the name on the poster, while a club audience is more likely to stay with the band through the deeper corners of the catalogue and the slower, heavier roots passages.
According to the original tour report, the group’s sets can move from widely known songs such as “No Woman No Cry” and “One Love” into less obvious Marley selections. That approach gives longtime reggae heads something beyond a greatest-hits run while still leaving space for listeners who know the music through its biggest choruses. The band’s appeal rests on recreating the feel of Marley’s sound in a live setting, but the extended schedule also shows how strongly that repertoire continues to travel across Europe.
With Dellé attached to selected dates, the 2026 run connects two strands of reggae performance without pretending they are the same thing. Marley’s Ghost remains centered on Bob Marley’s songs and legacy, while Dellé brings his own history and vocal character to the bill. For audiences in Germany and Switzerland, the result should be a tour built around familiar roots anthems, live-band energy and a few opportunities for the set to move beyond a straight tribute format. The first dates arrive in spring, with the final shows scheduled for late in the year.
