Diversity – Soul 2026 Tour

Wednesday 11 – Saturday 14 February 2026

Britain’s most successful dance group, Diversity, kicks off their massive new UK tour, Soul 2026, right here in the Midlands. Led by choreographer Ashley Banjo, the group has been a dominant force in UK culture since winning Britain’s Got Talent, known for their powerful routines that often tackle social justice and cultural themes with incredible artistry.

 

This 2026 production is their most ambitious yet. It combines their signature street dance precision with a cinematic storyline that explores the human spirit. The show features a cast of talented dancers, stunning lighting design, and a soundtrack that seamlessly mixes urban beats with orchestral drama.

Diversity has always used their platform to tell important stories—their BAFTA-winning performance in 2020 became a defining cultural moment. This tour continues that legacy, offering a show that is both spectacular entertainment and a thought-provoking piece of theatre. It is a perfect family-friendly event that showcases the very best of modern British talent.

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