For many years Marillion has enjoyed a unique relationship with their fans. In the late 1990s Marillion’s US fans sponsored an entire US tour following an appeal and the band responded by creating the very first rock ‘n’ roll website in the UK, changing the musical landscape.
Now Marillion bring their The Light At The End Of The Tunnel tour to the stages of Britain with a 10-date tour in November culminating in 2 nights at the London Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith.
Steve Hogarth says: “No, it isn’t a train coming the other way, it is in fact, The Light at the End of the Tunnel. We spent our time IN the tunnel writing our twentieth studio album.
We will tour in the UK in November and debut one or two new tracks, along with what we feel is the best of our (let’s face it) huge catalogue.
Our fans are legendary creatures of faith and enthusiasm – some say obsession – so we can’t wait for that feeling of reunification as we return from the wilderness, to the stage. The light is gonna feel good.”
The band’s tour dates are as follows:
- Sunday 14th Nov – Hull, City Hall
- Monday 15th Nov – Edinburgh, Usher Hall
- Wednesday 17th Nov – Cardiff, St David’s Hall
- Thursday 18th Nov – Manchester, Bridgewater Hall
- >>> Saturday 20th Nov – Cambridge, Corn Exchange
- Sunday 21st Nov – Birmingham, Symphony Hall
- Tuesday 23rd Nov – Liverpool, Philharmonic Hall
- Wednesday 24th Nov – Bath, Forum
- Friday 26th Nov – London, Eventim Apollo Hammersmith (seated)
- Saturday 27th Nov – London, Eventim Apollo Hammersmith (standing)
Tickets are available from: www.myticket.co.uk/artists/marillion
