Often referred to as the leaders of the neo-progressive movement of the early 80s, Marillion is way more than that. They are purveyors of soulful, powerful, and deeply-moving music, with a long-standing reputation of impressive live shows and an imposing, faithful and loyal global fan base. As the first of their peers, Marillion have started to embrace the potential of the internet for both their commercial approach and to interact with their audience. Throughout their over 35 years career and over 15 million records sold they have become the most outstanding representatives of their genre. With their latest studio album “F*** Everyone And Run (F E A R)”, their second released by earMUSIC and the band’s highest charting album across the globe since Steve Hogarth joined in 1989, Marillion have shown that they are as brilliant and vital as ever.

October 13th 2017 will see Marillion not only playing the Royal Albert Hallfor the very first time (a show that was sold out within 4 minutes from the announcement!) performing their magnificent TOP 5 chart album “F*** Everyone And Run (F E A R)”, but also releasing a very special live version of their epic “Living In F E A R” – a powerful song about peace and reflection, a song with a more generalized look at fear that seems to characterize our times, and particularly the response it creates. “Living in F E A R strangely is a misleading title because that’s a song about ceasing to live in fear” – says singer Steve Hogarth – “It’s a kind of a hippie song about how you can choose to melt your guns as a show of strength, how you can choose to leave your doors unlocked as a show of strength and not weakness. And that we are mirrors: if you go around defensively and that becomes your outlook, you bring on that in the rest of the world. Whereas if you go around with love and the walls are down, people take the walls down, too.”