Marillion to play two full concerts in Tallinn

British neo-prog band Marillion will perform two full-length concerts with different setlists in Tallinn on April 16 and 17, ERR reports.

The consecutive shows make up Marillion Weekend, a format created by the band to present a wider range of its music across separate concert programmes. Tickets are available only for both evenings together.

Indrek Patte Band will perform as the local guest on April 16, followed by Pantokraator on April 17.

Since Marillion Weekend began in 2002, its setlists have included concert favourites, rarely performed songs and long epics. Some editions have featured albums performed in full.

Formed in Aylesbury in 1979, Marillion became one of the best-known acts in the emotionally charged, dramatic progressive rock style known as neo-prog. The band, named after Tolkien’s “The Silmarillion,” released its debut studio album in 1983. It has released 20 albums, the latest in 2022.