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"The tour bus was not a good place to be..." The real story behind Marillion's Clutching At Straws
In 1987, Fish released his last album with Marillion and it was a tumultuous journey for all involved. From the influence of alcohol to incessant touring schedules and the final bitter split, Prog discovers the inside story behind Clutching At Straws
Steve Rothery announces two solo dates for July
Steve Rothery and band will play dates in Cambridge and Manchester this July
Have you spotted the hidden Marillion easter egg in new Gary Oldman spy thriller Slow Horses?
There’s a sneaky reference to Fish-era Marillion in hit Apple TV+ show Slow Horses that only hardcore fans of the prog icons will get
My Record Collection: Mark McCaughrean on Yes, Frost* and Moon Safari
By day Mark McCaughrean is Senior Science Advisor at the European Space Agency. But by night he’s pondering spiritual transportation via Mahler, Yes and Chvrches…
Crowdfunding, anoraks and prog weekenders – how Marillion survived the 90s and beyond
Marillion had endured rough times before, but the late 1990s pushed the band to the brink of extinction. This is how a bunch of supposedly washed-up has-beens saved their career – and changed the entire music industry in the process
Steve Hogarth on Peter Gabriel, Deep Purple, and Marillion's now-or-never new album
Marillion frontman Steve Hogarth on the inspiration for the band's new album An Hour Before It’s Dark, working with choirs, and 33 years as the new boy
No drummer! No time! No songs! How Marillion made Fugazi
The story of how Marillion made their second album, 1984's aptly titled Fugazi
Marillion announce England and Scotland dates for September
UK prog rockers Marillion will play nine dates in England and Scotland in September
