
Fri, Jul 3 - Margarita
SKAGATE WEEKENDER 2026
Dakka Skanks join The Specials at Margarita for SKAGATE WEEKENDER 2026, supporting with their high-energy live set.
Dakka Skanks have carved out a distinctive niche in the UK live music landscape, uniting hard reggae, ska, dub, and punk influences to create a bold and energetic sound. Since their formation in 2016, this group has steadily built a reputation for invigorating, genre-crossing sets, earning a dedicated following throughout the country and beyond. Their discography includes the full-length album "Road To Brighton Pier" and an array of singles and EPs such as "Ska Rhythm" and "In Control", with the EP "Reworks" released in May 2025, underscoring their ongoing creative momentum.
The band’s vibrant approach to live performance has seen them featured on line-ups supporting pivotal acts in the genre. Notably, Dakka Skanks performed as a support act for The Specials at the SKAGATE WEEKENDER 2026 in Manchester. Looking ahead, their schedule includes a series of concerts supporting King Prawn in venues across the UK in September 2026, with appearances at The Bodega in Nottingham, The Garage in London, and Thekla in Bristol. They will also be joining Faintest Idea as a support act at The Crescent in York, further solidifying their status within the contemporary ska and reggae circuit.
With a setlist featuring tracks like "Babylon Falling", "Brighton Bomb", and "No More", Dakka Skanks promise an authentic live music experience that captures the diverse rhythms of modern ska and punk-inspired reggae. For fans and newcomers alike, now is the perfect time to follow Dakka Skanks and stay updated on their latest releases and tour dates.
Featuring the specials, rookie numbers, cian downing, madame claude, lucca mae, ska shack dj's, death of guitar pop, king prawn and more.

Dakka Skanks join The Specials at Margarita for SKAGATE WEEKENDER 2026, supporting with their high-energy live set.

Dakka Skanks join King Prawn across three September 2026 punk and ska dates.

Dakka Skanks join Faintest Idea in York, adding hard reggae, ska, dub and punk rhythms to the bill at The Crescent.