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Marillion Announce Orchestral Tour & Return To The Royal Albert Hall.

10/10/2018

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Marillion have announced that they will return to the road in the UK and Europe in 2019 for a trek that will include two shows at the Royal Albert Hall. Following on from their lauded 2017 sell out at the prestigious venue, all shows will feature the In Praise of Folly String Quartet. 
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By Eamon O'Neill.

​Marillion have announced that they will return to the road in the UK and Europe in 2019 with an extended line up of musicians joining the band, for a trek that will include two shows at the Royal Albert Hall. Following on from their lauded 2017 sell out at the prestigious venue, the shows will feature the In Praise of Folly String Quartet, plus Sam Morris on French Horn and Emma Halnan on Flute, featured on select numbers throughout the show as on previous occasions

In December 2017, Marillion played a sold-out show at The Royal Albert Hall which was the fastest selling concert of the bands career and featured this same ensemble of musicians who also featured on the UK tour in the spring of 2018. The concert at the Royal Albert hall was hailed by the fans and critics alike as ‘one of the best concerts in Marillion’s history’.  The recording of the show, “All One Tonight” has since been released on DVD, Blu-Ray, CD and vinyl and topped the charts in 5 countries.

Marillion will be playing songs spanning their 14 album-career with Steve Hogarth, as 2019 celebrates 30 years of him joining the band.

Steve Hogarth says: “Has it really been 30 years?! Steve R tells me it’s his 40th anniversary so it’s a double celebration! It’s amazing to be in this position after all this time. We’ve added this wonderful six-piece to the band for this entire tour. They’re brilliant players, good friends, and the chemistry we have together has already spoken for itself. I thought we’d never beat that night at RAH... but there’s going to be two nights and two different RAH set lists this time, so let’s see what we, and our legendary fans can do."

Speaking exclusively to eonmusic about the 2017 Royal Albert Hall show, Hogarth said; "R.A.H. was probably a bit of a pinnacle; not just in terms of playing such an iconic building, but everything came together for that show. People flew in for it from all over the world, and it just had the most incredible atmosphere. The whole thing just came into phase on that one day, and proved to be such an amazing occasion."

Tickets for Marillion's 2019 dates are available from MyTicket and venue box offices. 

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November 2019
Fri 01                     Liverpool Philharmonic
Sun 03                   Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
Mon 04                 Manchester Bridgewater Hall
Wed 06                 Birmingham Symphony Hall
Thur 07             Portsmouth Guildhall 
Sat 09                   Bath The Forum
Sun 10                  Oxford New Theatre
Tue 12                  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Wed 13                Gateshead The Sage                               
Fri 15                    Southend Cliffs Pavilion
Sat 16                   Cardiff St David's Hall
Mon 18                London Royal Albert Hall
Tue 19                  London Royal Albert Hall
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