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On October 13, 2017, Marillion played at the Royal Albert Hall for the very first time.

The concert was sold out in a split second and the audience, travelling from all over the world, was rewarded with an incredible Marillion show.

In two parts, “All One Tonight (Live at the Royal Albert Hall)” firstly showcases the band’s acclaimed 2016 studio album “F*** Everyone and Run (F E A R)” in full. Accompanied by an awe-inspiring light show and films, Marillion perform their incisive and era-defining zeitgeist with unparalleled passion and power.

Since 2002 and in a 2-year cycle Marillion welcome their fans to a very special event: the “Marillion” weekend.

On three nights their fans dive even deeper into the ‘Marillion’ world by meeting the band face-to-face and enjoying three different shows with different setlists consisting of full records played from start to finish, fan favourites and rarities.

Following the recent announcement of their upcoming double album entitled “Vox Humana” and accompanying maxi-single release, “Cloudburst”, Kyros have gone onto announced further information detailing the artwork, track listing and release dates. This is their first professional independent release since their eponymous debut album “Synaesthesia” released in 2014 through GEP Records.

Multi-national Alternative / Progressive Rock outfit Kyros, formerly known as Synaesthesia — are set to return later this Fall with a release of their independently produced and engineered double album entitled “Vox Humana”, a follow-up to the critically acclaimed eponymous debut album, “Synaesthesia”, released in 2014 through GEP Records.

earMusic is delighted to announce the release of the brand new Marillion album “FEAR” (“Fuck Everyone And Run”) on September 23rd 2016.

The album will be available on SuperAudio-CD DigiPak [strictly limited to the first run], CD JewelCase, LP and Digital formats. This, the band’s eighteenth studio album, features 5 brand new tracks and the feeling within the band themselves is that they may well have produced their best ever work. Marillion has certainly not mellowed with age; the album artwork shows the acronym “FEAR” embossed on a gold ingot, and the songs themselves bear the hallmark of true quality.