Marillion

Marillion returns to Paris on 21 November 2026 at the Casino de Paris for a concert that reminds us why the band remains a stalwart of the British rock scene. Born in the late 1970s, the quintet imposed a distinctive neo‑progressive signature, blending a Seventies legacy with more direct songwriting. From the theatrical beginnings of the Fish era to the more introspective atmospheres with Steve Hogarth, their journey has shaped a wide repertoire, ranging from long narrative pieces to atmospheric pop and more contemporary textures.

On stage, Marillion relies on the dynamic of the collective: Steve Rothery’s melodic guitars, Mark Kelly’s finely sculpted keyboards, the precise rhythm section of Pete Trewavas and Ian Mosley, and Hogarth’s expressive voice that carries the storytelling. The set moves between classics and recent tracks, in a fluid back-and-forth of instrumental build-ups, ambient nuances and catchy choruses. True to their direct relationship with the audience, the band carefully balances discipline and spontaneity, using arrangements that allow each piece to breathe. The concert is conceived to span eras without losing its thread, showcasing the blend of lyricism and tension that is Marillion’s hallmark, still evolving today.