Marillion Announce Rare American Tour Dates
. Here are the details we were sent: Having maintained a continuous touring schedule through the rest of the world, as well as the high profile Marillion Convention Weekend events, this will be the band's first visit to the US since 2004. The tour will hit several cities across North America, with 2-consecutive-night events planned in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. To mark the occasion of these special events, Marillion will be performing different set-lists over the consecutive shows in these cities. Fans travelling to these destinations will witness unique sets as the band set-up camp in select markets. As legions of fans that regularly flock to see the band live or buy their records are all too aware, there really is no other band like Marillion. Hailed as Internet pioneers for their game-changing use of technology to unify and mobilize their global fan community, Marillion have been un-compromising with their music and vision. With their revolutionary presale campaigns, in-house label and their own Racket Records recording studio, Marillion have remained uniquely independent. The overwhelming demand to bring Marillion back to the States once resulted in a fan-sponsored tour fund and a series of legendary dates for rabid fans in 1997. For their 2012 return to North America though, everyone's invited to experience the unforgettable show that only Marillion can deliver. Currently in the studio, creating their 17th studio album, Marillion look forward to unveiling their latest collection in mid 2012 as they hit US shores. June 2012
|
On The Record: Craft Recordings Announces Record Store Day Exclusives
Live: T Bone Burnett Rocks Phoenix
Holiday Gift Guide: Early Edition
Quick Flicks: Todd Rundgren and Billy Preston
Eddie Van Halen Recorded 3 Or 4 Albums Worth Of Unreleased Music
Jason Bonham Will No Longer Be Part Of Sammy Hagar's Best of All Worlds Band
Sodom Expand And Remaster 'Tapping The Vein'
Bayside's Anthony Raneri Celebrates New EP Release With 'Over Time' Video
KISS May Perform Together Again
Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda and Emily Armstrong Open Up On The Zach Sang Show
As I Lay Dying Member Exodus Inspires Brandon Short To Leave Austrian Death Machine
Singled Out: Sister Hazel's Live Again