FISH 'CLUTCHING AT STRAWS' 30TH ANNIVERSARY REVISED TOUR DATES ARE HERE
17th November 2017
Former Marillion frontman Fish will be performing the classic 1987 Marillion album, 'Clutching At Straws', in full for the very last time on a string of headline dates across the UK this autumn.
That album features the huge tracks 'Incommunicado', 'Sugar Mice', 'White Russian' and 'Warm Wet Circles' and saw Marillion play arenas worldwide.
This tour was originally billed as a double-header to include tracks from next year's forthcoming album 'Weltschmerz', but will now concentrate fully on 'Clutching At Straws' with a string of other well-known tracks from throughout Fish's long career.
The live premiere of songs from 'Weltschmerz' will instead take place in 2018, ahead of its launch later in the year.
The demand for tickets to experience the final performances of 'Clutching At Straws' means new dates, including a third show in London, have been added. The dates are now:
Friday 8th December: Leeds, University Saturday 9th December: Manchester, O2 Ritz Sunday 10th December: Leamington, Assembly Tuesday 12th December: Cardiff, Tramshed Wednesday 13th December: Bristol, O2 Academy Friday 15th December: London, Islington Assembly Rooms Saturday 16th December: London, Islington Assembly Rooms Sunday 17th December: London, Islington Assembly Rooms Tuesday 19th December: Cambridge, Corn Exchange Wednesday 20th December: Newcastle, Wylam Brewery Thursday 21st December: Glasgow O2 ABC
Tickets are on sale right here.
Also, the classic 1994 album 'Suits' and 1993s 'Songs From The Mirror' are being remastered and will be available to purchase shortly. Both releases come in a 3-disc package with 'Songs From The Mirror' including a DVD documentary with rare live footage.
The releases will have hardback covers with over 12,000 words of sleeve notes plus artwork and photos compiled by Mark Wilkinson.
Fish will also be releasing a new range of merchandise for the December tour, which will be available, alongside the remastered albums in the coming weeks on his brand new website - fishmusic.scot – which will be unveiled soon.
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