Gig News: Marillion 2026 UK Tour

18 November 2025 rocknews

Marillion Announce Extensive 2026 UK Tour Dates

Progressive rock legends Marillion have officially announced a major 14-date headline run across the country, confirming the Marillion 2026 UK Tour for September and October next year. Following the success of their 2022 album, An Hour Before It’s Dark, and a run of sold-out international shows, the band is set to deliver an immersive live experience for their dedicated UK fanbase.

This extensive Marillion 2026 Tour promises a career-spanning setlist, celebrating the band’s four decades of music. Furthermore, fans can look forward to hearing new material from the band’s highly anticipated 21st studio album, which is currently expected to be released sometime in 2026. This makes the 2026 Tour a must-see event as the band enters a new creative chapter.

Full Marillion 2026 UK Tour Schedule

The three-week UK Tour kicks off in Portsmouth and culminates with a two-night residency in London. The band will be supported on all dates by Cornish alternative rockers Haunt The Woods.
The full list of dates and venues for the Marillion Tour is as follows:

September 2026

Sat 12: Portsmouth Guildhall
Sun 13: Brighton Dome
Tue 15: York Barbican
Thu 17: Manchester Bridgewater Hall
Fri 18: Bristol Beacon
Sun 20: Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
Mon 21: Aylesbury Friars Waterside
Wed 23: Birmingham Symphony Hall
Thu 24: Cambridge Corn Exchange
Sat 26: Gateshead Glasshouse
Sun 27: Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
Tue 29: Edinburgh Usher Hall

October 2026

Thu 01: London Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith
Fri 02: London Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith

Marillion 2026 UK Tour Tickets and Band Expectations

Tickets for all dates on the UK Tour are scheduled to go on general sale at 10:00 AM (UK time) on Thursday, November 20, 2025.
Vocalist Steve ‘h’ Hogarth expressed the band’s anticipation for the shows, underscoring the unique connection the band shares with its home audience:

“We’ve always said that there’s nothing quite like playing live in the UK. The sheer emotional energy at these shows is usually pretty extraordinary. I’d buy a ticket to watch the crowd, if I didn’t get to do it for free.”

The combination of career classics, the promise of new material, and the highly charged atmosphere described by Hogarth ensures the Marillion 2026 UK Tour will be an essential concert series for fans of progressive rock.