Skarra Mucci and Manudigital are set for a European and Canadian run stretching from May into December 2026. The Ragga Blasta Tour includes festival stops in France, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Slovakia, Quebec and Réunion.
Skarra Mucci and Manudigital will take their Ragga Blasta pairing back on the road in 2026, with a schedule spanning much of the European festival circuit and extending to Canada and Réunion. The tour listing supplied for this report places the run from mid-May through late December. It brings together Skarra Mucci’s forceful dancehall delivery and Manudigital’s electronic riddim work, the combination that has shaped their live identity. Rather than a short club run, the itinerary points to a full summer and autumn campaign built around festivals, concert halls and international dates.
The European leg begins in France, where the listed stops include La 7ème Vague Festival, Loir’en Zic Festival and Festival Outre Mers. From there, the route moves through Germany, Belgium, Italy and Slovakia, reflecting the wide network of reggae and dancehall events that continues to operate across the continent. Reggae Jam in Germany and Dour Festival in Belgium are among the better-known names on the schedule. The run is not presented as a single-country circuit; it is a broad passage through different scenes, with the duo’s digital dancehall format at its centre.
One of the clearest markers on the calendar is Uprising Festival in Slovakia on August 29. The supplied tour report identifies that date as a major stop for the pairing, placing them before one of Eastern Europe’s established reggae audiences. Their set-up is built for a festival stage: Manudigital handles the live digital foundation while Skarra Mucci works the microphone with the rough-edged authority associated with his dancehall performances. The report describes a show drawing from original material and digital reworks, giving the set room to move between familiar songs and refreshed versions.
The itinerary also reaches beyond mainland Europe. A Quebec City appearance gives the tour a Canadian chapter, while dates in Réunion underline the Indian Ocean connection in the route. Those stops sit alongside the European festival dates rather than replacing them, making the 2026 schedule a genuinely international one. The supplied report lists France, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Slovakia, Quebec and Réunion across the campaign, with the final dates running into late December. For Manudigital, the road is another opportunity to put his hardware-led production style in front of audiences; for Skarra Mucci, it is a chance to carry his vocal attack across different rooms and festival fields.
The strength of the project remains the contrast between the two performers. Skarra Mucci brings the directness and rhythmic pressure of a seasoned dancehall vocalist, while Manudigital gives the performance its spare, electronic pulse. That balance lets the show sit between reggae’s sound-system tradition and a more modern digital approach without smoothing out either side. The Ragga Blasta Tour 2026 schedule suggests a busy stretch rather than a one-off appearance, with the pair moving from French summer dates to major festival gatherings and overseas stops before closing the year on the road.
