
Marillion will shed some light across the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall stage as part of their 10-date The Light At The End Of The Tunnel tour.
After over thirty years, the band shows no signs of slowing down. With a catalogue of 18 albums behind them, having written music that draws on every genre, Marillion can be considered progressive not just musically, but in just about every sense.
'We’re currently writing album number 19 and, as you might imagine, looking forward with every sinew to getting back on the road and playing it to you. Not as much as my wife’s looking forward to getting me out of the house though…We are extremely fortunate, we had set aside this year to make our 19th studio album and so we saved up a bit and we budgeted for a year on the ground, before this plague broke.'
Steve Hogarth, lead vocalist
2020 has been a difficult year for everyone and Marillion are grateful for the continued support of their family of faithful fans, particularly the wonderful donations from the Couch Convention weekend in September, which raised £31,530 for their crew who have been hard hit financially by the pandemic.
'We were totally stunned and knocked out by everyone’s involvement in everything that went on...It was fun for us to be in the audience, too, reading and reacting to all your comments as the shows were streamed. The crew tip-jar was overflowing with your generosity, you raised a substantial sum for our wonderful crew. The money will go a long way to helping them survive a difficult year. Thank you!'
Mark Kelly, keyboardist
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Marillion are:
Steve Hogarth – lead vocals, lyrics, keyboards, percussion
Steve Rothery – electric guitars, acoustic guitars
Pete Trewavas – bass, guitar, backing vocals
Mark Kelly – keyboards
Ian Mosley – drums, percussion.
Tue 6 - Wed 7 May 2025 7:30pm Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
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