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Marillion

The Bridgewater Hall

Lower Mosley Street · and other venues

Thu 17 Sept · 19:30

Manchester
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About this event

One of the World’s most brilliant and enduring live bands return to the stage next autumn! Marillion are thrilled to return to The Bridgewater Hall with their immersive live show, featuring material from across the band’s extensive career and, hopefully, new music from their forthcoming album, currently expected next year. Ticket Restrictions

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Dates & venues

The Bridgewater Hall

Lower Mosley Street

  • 19:30Thu 17 Sept

    Concert at The Bridgewater Hall

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Bristol Beacon

Trenchard Street

B:Music (Town Hall & Symphony Hall)

Symphony Hall, 8 Centenary Square, Birmingham

Liverpool Philharmonic

Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, Hope Street, Liverpool

Usher Hall

Lothian Road

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A different kind of night

Not the same tradition as the lineage above — a genuinely different thread to pull, if you want one.

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