"Neo-progressive legends live: emotion, musical power & 45 years of Marillion"

Marillion - pioneers in neo-progressive rock since 1979 - will return to the Netherlands in 2026. Expect a show full of rich melodies, compelling stories and musical craftsmanship. After decades, multiple musical phases and a loyal fan base, this is your chance to experience the band live as only Marillion can.

Tickets go on sale on Monday 15 December at 11am.

Profound music & a rich history

Formed in 1979 in Aylesbury, England, Marillion grew to become one of the leading names in neo-progressive rock. Their debut, Script for a Jester's Tear (1983), along with later classics like Misplaced Childhood (1985) - with the hit Kayleigh - laid the foundations of their reputation.

After the change of singer in 1989 - with Steve Hogarth at the helm as Fish's successor - the band continued to evolve. Marillion pushed boundaries without losing their character, releasing dozens of albums. Their most recent album, An Hour Before It's Dark - their 20th studio album - was released in 2022.

Their music combines complex instrumentation, layered lyrics, emotion and technical finesse - music that touches deeply, with the power of prog rock and the soul of song art.

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Marillion's magic on stage

Marillion remain unorthodox and true to themselves. They are among the few rock bands that kept their careers innovative through the decades - and maintained their independence. Ever since the 2000s, they have been pioneers in fan-funding and direct engagement with fans, a model that helped them make their music without depending on major record labels.

Live, they are known for their impressive shows: compelling, intense and full of musical depth - no superficial hits, but concerts that bring together their extensive repertoire, new songs and timeless classics. Even after more than 45 years, Marillion remains relevant and powerful.

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