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Fish Replacing Marillion at Mott The Hoople Show
08/14/2013
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(Classic Rock) Mott The Hoople have revealed that Thunder and Fish are the replacements for Marillion at their O2 Arena concert in London that will be taking place on November 18.

Ian Hunter, Verden Allen, Mick Ralphs and Overend Watts will hit the stage for five shows this year after their celebrated 40th anniversary concerts in 2009. Original drummer Dale Griffin is too ill to take part and will be replaced by Pretenders sticksman Martin Chambers.

Thunder and Fish have been called up after the latter's former band Marillion cited a breach of agreement with the concert promoter, and concluded they had "no choice but to pull out." more on this story

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