Toots and The Maytals Tickets

Toots and The Maytals stand as one of Jamaica’s most influential musical acts, formed in Kingston in 1962 and instrumental in shaping ska, rocksteady, and reggae. The group’s dynamic vocal harmonies and rhythm-driven sound helped propel reggae from a local scene to international fame, influencing countless artists and sounds across generations. Toots Hibbert’s Do the Reggay is widely credited with coining the term reggae, marking a pivotal moment in music history.

After the passing of Toots Hibbert in 2020, the project continued under new leadership, carrying the legacy forward into 2024–2025 tours with Leba Hibbert at the helm. In 2025, Leba Hibbert fronts The Maytals on a UK tour spanning April and May, delivering the classic catalog with the energy and soul that fans expect from the band’s storied legacy. Here you’ll find a concise biography, a highlight reel of discography, and up-to-date tour information so you can secure your seats and be part of reggae history.

Biography at a glance: Formed in Kingston in 1962, Toots and The Maytals helped shape ska, rocksteady, and reggae. The group’s sound blends soulful vocals, infectious grooves, and socially conscious lyrics. Toots Hibbert’s leadership and a string of seminal releases set the template for reggae worldwide. Following Toots Hibbert’s passing in 2020, Leba Hibbert has led the band through a new era of performances and recordings, keeping the music alive for new generations.

Discography highlights: Got to Be Tough (2020), Funky Kingston (1973/1975 US release), Reggae Got Soul (1976), and a long and robust catalog of studio and live albums that showcase the band’s evolution and enduring appeal. These records capture the band’s journey from Kingston streets to international stages, with melodies that remain a touchstone of reggae music.

Upcoming tour info: The 2025 UK tour features Leba Hibbert fronting The Maytals, with multiple dates across April–May 2025. For fans, this is a chance to experience the classic repertoire—graded for both longtime followers and new listeners—performed with the warmth and vitality that define live Toots and The Maytals shows.

For official updates and more, follow the band and Leba Hibbert on social media and visit their official websites. We’ve got you covered for tickets, secure your seats early, and enjoy a performance that connects Jamaica’s musical roots to today’s global stages.