Marillion UK Tour 2026

We have a significant date for the diary next year for anyone interested in the roots of modern progressive rock. The highly influential British band Marillion is scheduled to play at the Brighton Dome on Sunday, September 13, 2026. This concert is a key stop on their full UK tour, which runs throughout September and October. Marillion holds a unique place in music history, widely recognized for establishing the neo-prog subgenre. Their sound is defined by musical expertise and long, inventive passages featuring electric guitars and keyboards, a style that has been cited as an influence on groups ranging from Porcupine Tree to Radiohead. Fans can expect the band to pull material from their extensive back catalogue, and there is also the possibility they might preview new music, as their next studio album is currently anticipated for release in 2027.

If you plan on heading down to the Dome, located on Church Street (BN1 1UE), it’s helpful to know the logistics for the evening. Doors are set to open at 6:15 pm (18:15). The start time for the music is slightly variable across different sources, with some suggesting 7:00 pm and others 7:30 pm, so keeping an eye on official updates closer to the date is advisable. The night is scheduled to wrap up around 10:30 pm (22:30). They won't be taking the stage alone; the band Haunt The Woods is confirmed as the special guest for the evening, adding another layer to the lineup.

For those looking to secure a spot, tickets for the show are already available, having gone on sale back on November 20th. Pricing reflects the seating categories, ranging from P3 up to P1, meaning you can expect nominal prices to fall between £55.00 and £80.00. If you are buying for a group, be aware there is a limit of eight tickets per transaction. Finally, an important detail regarding attendance: the venue has stated that children under 14 years old will not be permitted entry unless they are accompanied by an adult, so the event is primarily aimed at an adult audience and older teens.