The iconic reggae band UB40 expressed continued interest in performing a James Bond theme song, despite being approached and ultimately declining the opportunity roughly 30 years ago. Drummer and founding member Jimmy Brown revealed the band’s long-standing desire in a recent interview.

According to Brown, UB40 received an invitation to contribute to a Bond film soundtrack decades ago, but circumstances prevented them from accepting. While he didn't specify which film they were approached for, he emphasized that the band would enthusiastically embrace the chance to participate if presented with another offer.

UB40, known for their blend of reggae, pop, and soul, has achieved international success with numerous hit singles and albums. Their unique musical style and widespread appeal could potentially make them a compelling choice for a Bond theme, offering a fresh perspective on the franchise’s signature sound. The band’s history is marked by numerous chart-topping hits, demonstrating their ability to connect with a broad audience. The possibility of a Bond theme adds another exciting chapter to UB40’s already impressive legacy.