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MARILLION 04. Dezember 2018 Stuttgart Liederhalle Hegel-Saal MARILLION 04. Dezember 2018 Stuttgart Liederhalle Hegel-Saal Theatre-Tour 2018 MARILLION sind ein Kunstwerk, eines der Letzten, die in Hallen in denen andere Bands vergleichbarer Größe nur eine Standard-Rockshow zeigen, ein Feuerwerk aus Sound, Licht & Video abbrennen. Jede Show ist voller Emotionen und etwas Besonderes ! Es gibt nur wenige Band die ein so großes Live Repertoire spontan abrufen und die Setlisten jeden Abend ändern können. MARILLION, eine Band, die sich nach dem Abgang von Fish neu erfunden und ihren neuen Weg mit Steve Hogarth konsequent bis heute fortgesetzt haben. Steve Hogarth, ein Bühnen-Monster, der mit seinem einzigartigem Gesang, seiner Energie und Power jedes Publikum in seinen Bann zieht und mitreißt. Die Band feiert 2018 in dieser Besetzung ihr 30 jähriges Jubiläum und zeigt, dass man abseits der Mainstream-Pfade Jahrzehnte bestehen kann Wer hätte das nach dem Abgang von Fish 1987 gedacht. MARILLION haben in jeder Dekade ein herausragendes Album veröffentlicht. In den 80ern war das „Misplaced Childhood“ in den 90ern „Brave“ im darauffolgenden Jahrzehnt folgte „Marbles“ und in den 2000ern, ihr aktuelles Album „F.E.A.R.“, das von den Kritikern zum besten Prog Album der letzten 20 Jahre gekürt wurde. MARILLION scheinen sich an ihrem kreativen Höhepunkt zu befinden und sind noch hungrig ihre bis zu 17 Minuten langen Songs dem Publikum in einer unglaublichen Perfektion zu präsentieren. Die Band kommt dazu auf der „Theatre Tour 2018“ in die besten Häuser Deutschlands. Das sind die Theater in die dieses Gesamtkunstwerk gehört. marillion.com Video „Living In Fear“ Music Circus Concertbüro – Charlottenplatz 17 – 70173 Stuttgart – www.musiccircus.de Pressekontakt: Tel. 0711 / 62008025 – eMail [email protected] .
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