Lovin’ Fiona’s new nick~name for you ( see sign above your head!) 🤪

Hope the final gig goes as well as all the other shows.

You played a blinder at Reading t’other night, Pete. You know, the home of all those table tennis fans who can only just stand up! Lol!

Just like Birmingham (& all the others, no doubt!), I’m sure it will be awesome. Wish I was there, love York, love Marillion!

Coming to see you you tonight. Can’t wait! 😁

Have a gr8 final gig Bristol n Reading were excellent, wish I could be there in York. 😎 Have you met the Grand Old Duke yet lol?

York is a awesome town ❣️

House of trembling madness , top bar if you are in the mood for something different and quirky

Thanks for all the music. Have a brilliant time tonight. Can't be there, so see you next in Holland.

If it's as good as Symphony Hall it will be brilliant!!!

Have a brilliant gig, great gig in Birmingham xx

Have a great gig tonight, Pete! Enjoy the sunny day! :)

Beautiful place. Come and play Nottingham again sometime.

Something out of a Harry Potter movie! 😉

See you tonight - can't wait!

See you later!

The beast!!

Un Capo 🎸

Viel Spaß.

Wish I was there

Top performance tonight chaps, all on form, set list was ace. Love, peace and sugarmice...

Hello from Dublin and best of luck! Thanks for the amazing Marillion concert we have seen here in Ireland😙! Stunning!

Great gig last night in Liverpool. Come back soon

Hope you enjoyed Liverpool! I love the Liverpool Phil - really sad to have missed this :(

Crazy i live just outside liverpool and had to travel to Bristol to see you, couldn't get Friday off work... But Was well worth the travelling....

Travelled from Manchester to see you yesterday. I love watching you. Great gig. Please come to Manchester soon

Toyo noodle bar is fantastic if you need a pre gig snack, just by the bombed church! :-)

Top night at the Liverpool Philharmonic Hall.

Hoping to meet you for an autograph afterwards. Where is the best place to wait? Merch stall or stage door?

On my way. A crafty pint in the excellent Lion Tavern on Moorfields first though....

We were there an hour before. Gutted to have missed you

The sun shines on the righteous 😉

I was there in that same spot for in september!

Loved you guys at Reading. Top night.

Pop up to philharmonic pub 😬

Rio de Janeiro, dudes, when????

See you later x

Looking forward to it

Kilroy was here

See you soon ! 😎

Cool glasses

Can't wait!

love ya !!!!!!!

Hi Hogy!

Looking forward to seeing you in York and hoping the crowd are more animated than in Gateshead. I think the way forward, venue wise, is with combination standing and sitting venues, such as St George's Hall in Bradford. Those sitting feed off the energy of those standing, and this makes for a better audience atmosphere

I love standing if i can get to the front, but being 5ft nothing it's a bit of a nightmare otherwise, so was nice to actually be able to see (apart from the couple in front that made out all the way through!!!!) Perfect senario would be standing organised on a height system. Or a short person standing area, with perhaps some boxes.

Bristol on Tuesday was brilliant, one of my favourite Marillion gigs for a number of years. Great balanced set with outstanding performances from you all. Loved sitting down with an uninterrupted view of the stage allowing me to get lost in the music without the talking and wandering heads that interrupt most standing gigs. Crowd respectful then very appreciative between songs. See you again soon!

Thanks for coming back to Ireland for two wonderful and contrasting shows. Was almost like a mini Marillion weekend for us fans that went to both. Have to say in general the whole M gig experience has moved up to a whole other level since FEAR and the RAH show. The venues, light show, projections, sound, performance. It's great to see the band having the success they deserve and being able to put on a production that truly does justice to the grand scope of their artistic vision. As for the two shows I attended. Both superb in different ways. Belfast Ulster Hall is a beautiful venue and really allowed the spectacular visuals to shine, with a respectful and appreciative audience. Dublin was more a darkened speakeasy kinda venue. So the show was appropriately more lighthearted between tracks and the band really responded. Also, it was Dublin, so I believe both band and audience had partaken in perhaps a wee bit too much of the black stuff! 😂 In conclusion, you're at a real peak on this tour and in your career right now. Long may it last and long may you run... 👏

This is a really interesting feed because I know the band have to play venues of a certain size and it got me thinking about how flexible venues are to have a mix of standing and sitting. Saw Elbow last year at the Usher Hall in Edinburgh - the seats were removed from the traditional stalls area to give a standing area - atmosphere was amazing. Not sure if venues charge more to provide this choice? One thing about starting the show with El Dorado - it worked brilliantly at the RAH so maybe the band were trying to replicate that vibe. Mind you being the contrary old tart that I am, I'll always say it should be mandatory that they start with Splintering Heart...

Absolutely Loved the Symphony Hall Birmingham (Even though i'm nowhere near local) . Best sound i've heard in a very long time. Also adored Brighton Dome. (But that is just me being selfish because its the closest 😉) Thank you for continuing to astonish and move me with your live performances , even after 35 years

Echoing what others have said regarding sitting versus standing, would have liked a combo of the two so that you could choose to stand (have to be honest, I hated sitting and felt restrained and not able to sing along so much) Set list was awesome but I wanted to sing and dance! Thanks Marillion for bringing light to the darkness. X

Seating venues have been a conversation point. There are pros and cons. I enjoyed sitting for once and really concentrating on the music instead of all the people standing around me. The result is a somewhat more restrained audience. I'm interested what the band thinks and the differences they see from their perspective.

Loved both gigs I’ve seen so far (Gateshead & Birmingham). The band looked a little confused at the beginning of the Gateshead gig by the crowd reaction ( pin drop quiet during the songs and loud after each song finished). Starting the set with El Dorado doesn’t help change this reaction. That said the setlist is a refreshing change after recent years - especially the encores. Thanks for Swapping the setlist around so far. It’s much appreciated by those of us doing multiple shows. The venues on this tour are stunning- especially Birmingham symphony hall. See you in York on Sunday - let’s end the tour on a high ! 🙂

Totally agree with Tony - all seated makes for a slightly subdued audience. It works okay for the beautiful FEAR, which is more for listening, but as the evening wears on it would be so much better to be on our feet. A combination of the two things at venues would be ideal, then most people would be happy. Having said that - I've had a ball both evenings, and I'm sure it'll be the same in Reading tonight and Liverpool on Saturday. Thanks as always for a great series of gigs x

Thanks so much for having Riccardo Romano and Jennifer Rothery doing the Support! 😍 That makes me visiting your Gig in Brighton, flying over from Germany! 🤗 Well done, Steven Rothery, to introduce them! Really nice! 🤗😍 Thanks to Jennifer Bradley, for showing up at the Pre-Gig-Meeting! Suddenly she was at the table and said hello! 🤗😘 Loved Brighton Dome as Venue! Great history, great building, great acoustic in such a nice City! 😃 And a Band enjoying to play there... 😍🤗😊

My only gripe... Tiny, tiny, gripe, is that just when my wife and daughter start coming to the gigs, you drop Neverland from the set list. I have suffered because of this. Otherwise, brilliant, moving, heartfelt and fun. Wonderful.

Travelled 200 miles round trip from home in Waterford to see the band in Dublin on Monday 9th and then made the same trip plus a flight to Birmingham the following Saturday for the gig at The Symphony Hall. Dublin felt like a private gig in a way but I think the band would have to be impressed by the crowd reaction to an amazing gig! Birmingham gig was even better - amazing venue, great seats, superb sound and another top class performance by the band. Please don't hesitate to return to Ireland on the next tour and maybe even to a bigger venue!

Brighton venue was lovely and I enjoyed the mix of songs. I just feel a combined seated/standing venue (where seats can be reserved) is a better option. We ended up standing at the back for the end at Brighton as songs are too good to sit still to. But, for a lot of people, they prefer or need to sit. But great show, as always.

The Dublin show was fantastic. Loved every minute of it. Hope we don't have too long to wait for you to return. :)

Not seem them since leamington 2016 with simon having cancer its been a bit hit and miss if he feels well enough.we went to Birmingham and it was amazing brilliant venue i know there’s a debate sit or stand for simon sitting was ideal 3 rows from the front he was well into it clapping and smiling we are going to liverpool so hoping for more of the same .personally and simon thinks the same mixing the venues up is a good idea yes i know its not for everyone we all cant like the same venues setlist etc just think your only on this planet the once so sit back enjoy the moment take those memories away with you .huge thanks to Lucy Jordache Marillion the band all those people behind the scenes

Birmingham Symphony Hall was my first time seeing the band since I saw the Season's End tour at Aston Villa Leisure Centre back wheneveritwas. Greatly enjoyed the show and the venue. The sound was as good as I've ever heard at a concert. That said, I do prefer the greater energy you get from a standing crowd and it was great to have everyone up on their feet for the closing songs.

See you tonight for my 5th gig on this tour, and in my hometown too. I'm glad the sun is shining so brightly here in Reading for you. It's been wonderful to share so many moments with you all. I know I'll be a weeping wreck tonight - so many memories will be brought back of the first time I ever saw the band in the good old Target pub (now no longer there unfortunately) back in the 80's. Thank you for everything - been the best run-up to my Birthday in a couple of weeks. Only criticism - I don't think El Dorado works as an opener. After all the excitement and anticipation waiting for the band to get on stage, I think most people would prefer a more lively opener, especially more casual, less "hardcore" fans. Oh but I love seated gigs, especially those where you can actually sit close enough to the stage to feel part of it instead of being relegated to far back and upstairs! See you later xx

I just bloody loved the Birmingham show. I’m not a fish Marillion fan although I can appreciate the songs when I hear them and H sang them fantastically. I didn’t mind sitting and we were up in the gods. It was a marvellous gig and I just want to thank you for a wonderful night. 💜

An aural and visual triumph! The Birmingham Symphony Hall was the perfect venue for the band; perfect sound and an incredible atmosphere. I can’t thank everyone who has been involved in the production of this tour enough. I may be late to the Marillion live experience, but I’m sure going to make up for lost time. Thank you! On my way now to Reading for your show at the Hexagon this evening.

Cambridge rocked and the setlist was perfect even if we didn’t get Out Of This World, you guys are the best live band around no question and can’t wait for the next album so the story continues ❤️😎👍

Coming to see you tomorrow in Liverpool first time for many a year I'm sorry to say 2006 I think it was but family, work commitments stopped me from coming to concerts but still got the albums and to say I can't wait is a massive understatement 😊

I like Vicar Street. Apart from two pepole talking through the first couple of songs I had a great experience. Don't forget your Irish fans and come back soon :)

It was Birmingham for us not necessarily by choice more down to day of the week and ticket sales.The symphony hall is a brilliant venue although we were in the grand tier and as I am petrified of heights its was most certainly a challenge , but anything for you. The sound and set list was fantastically apt I was there with my husband and our dear friend Steve TallynTallyn, were gave it all we had singing and waving throughout the performance. Love hearing you are starting to work another album can I pay now xxxccc

I’ve been to lots of gigs at the Corn Exchange in Cambridge both seated and standing. I think they should have configured it for standing for Marillion. The atmosphere (and the performance obviously) were great, but we were stuck next to two folk who were the worse the wear for drink who clearly wanted to bop and also socialise. That would have been fine standing - they could have done whatever they wanted to do and those of us who were disturbed by them could have moved out of the way.