Marillion
- progressive rock
- art rock
- United Kingdom
- formed 1979, Aylesbury
- 1 album
- 6 Dutch Top 40 hits
Marillion is a group from the United Kingdom, formed in 1979 in Aylesbury. Over the years, Steve Rothery, Brian Jelliman, Mick Pointer, Fish, Diz Minnitt, Mark Kelly, Pete Trewavas, Andy Ward and four others played in the group. The collection holds one album by the group: Marillion.com, from 1999. On top of that, the group appears on one album by others: NOW That's What I Call Rock Anthems. Six records reached the Dutch Top 40. The highest was Cover My Eyes (Pain and Heaven): number 13 in week 29 of 1991.
Source: MusicBrainz and Discogs
Timeline of Marillion
The members of Marillion over the years: twelve members, with the years they belonged to the group, including anyone who left for a while and came back. The thin lines are the albums, the red ones the entries in the Dutch Top 40. Point at a line and click for the album or the weekly chart. A linked name has its own page.
Marillion
Steve Rothery
Brian Jelliman
Mick Pointer
Fish
Diz Minnitt
Mark Kelly
Pete Trewavas
Andy Ward
John Marter
Jonathan Mover
Ian Mosley
Steve Hogarth1980198519901995200020052010201520202025Member of the groupAlbumDutch Top 40Still a member
Concerts in the Netherlands and Belgium
Where Marillion played in the Netherlands and Belgium, according to setlist.fm: 171 concerts, newest first.
- Grote Zaal
- Grote Zaal
- Grote Zaal
- Muziekcentrum
- Chassé Theater
- Limburgzaal, Parkstad Limburg Theaters
- Grote Zaal
- Grote Zaal
- Grote Zaal
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
Show all 171 earlier concerts
- De Roma
- Grote Zaal
- Grote Zaal
- PHIL
- PHIL
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- Grote Zaal
- Grote Zaal
- Grote Zaal
- Grote Zaal
- Grote Zaal
- Grote Zaal
- De Vereeniging
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- Wilmink Theater
- De Oosterpoort
- Philharmonie
- Muziekcentrum Frits Philips
- Grote Zaal
- Grote Zaal
- RABOzaal, Parkstad Limburg Theaters
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- Grote Zaal
- Grote Zaal
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- Muziekcentrum Frits Philips
- Grote Zaal
- Theater Markant
- Philharmonie
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- Muziekcentrum
- Muziekgebouw
- De Boerderij
- Grote Zaal
- Grote Zaal
- Paard van Troje
- Poppodium 013
- Grote Zaal
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- Patronaat
- Paard van Troje
- De Harmonie
- De Oosterpoort
- Parkstad Limburg Theaters
- Muziekcentrum Frits Philips
- Leidse Schouwburg
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- De Boerderij
- De Vereeniging
- Poppodium 013
- IJsselhallen
- Waerdse Tempel
- Grote Zaal
- Grote Zaal
- Lucky & Co
- De Boerderij
- Megaland
- Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
- Forum
- Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
- Markt
- Poppodium 013
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- CenterParcs Port Zélande
- Le Kursaal
- Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
- Poppodium 013
- Sportpark Boshoven
- Tivoli
- Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
- Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
- De Fabriek
- Radio 2
- Poppodium 013
- IJsselhallen
- Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
- Poppodium 013
- TopPop
- Poppodium 013
- Tivoli
- Hanenhof
- Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
- De Oosterpoort
- Poppodium 013
- Heineken Music Hall
- Nighttown
- Nighttown
- Grote Zaal
- Muziekcentrum
- Poppodium 013
- De Oosterpoort
- Ahoy
- Tivoli
- Vara Studios
- Grote Zaal
- Tivoli
- Muziekcentrum Frits Philips
- Vara Studios
- De Oosterpoort
- Nederlands Congres Centrum
- Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
- Hanenhof
- Domzaal
- Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
- Kink FM
- Ahoy
- Luxor Live
- Tivoli
- Sportpark Boshoven
- Muziekcentrum
- Vooruit
- Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
- Muziekcentrum Frits Philips
- Grote Zaal
- Grote Zaal
- Hanenhof
- Evenementenhal
- 3FM Studio
- Tivoli
- Ahoy
- Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
- Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
- Ancienne Belgique
- Ahoy
- Tivoli
- Ahoy
- Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
- Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
- Ancienne Belgique
- Glazenzaal
- Tivoli
- Ahoy
- Ahoy
- Vorst Nationaal / Forest National
- Ahoy
- Vorst Nationaal / Forest National
- Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
- Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
- Maeke Blyde
- Rodahal
- Muziekcentrum Vredenburg
- Grote Zaal
- Burgemeester Damen Sportpark
- Zuiderpark
Source: setlist.fm
Albums by Marillion
Click the cover and you get the tracks per side, with the whole album on Spotify.
Also appears on
Marillion also turns up beyond the own albums: on one album by others, from compilations and soundtracks to guest contributions. Each album lists the tracks concerned.
Biggest hits of Marillion
Marillion had six records in the Dutch Top 40. The best-charting record comes first; the badge shows the peak position, the title opens the full run. These are the five biggest. The button below opens all entries.
week 29, 199126weeks in the chart
with 6 records1985first entry
week 27, 19852004latest entry
week 21, 20046years with an entry
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1991Dutch Top 40: peak position 13 in week 29 of 1991, 6 weeks in the chart Cover My Eyes (Pain and Heaven)
Marillion3:54 -
1985Dutch Top 40: peak position 16 in week 32 of 1985, 8 weeks in the chart Kayleigh
Marillion4:04 -
Marillion3:30
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1987Dutch Top 40: peak position 31 in week 28 of 1987, 3 weeks in the chart Incommunicado
Marillion5:16 -
2004Dutch Top 40: peak position 32 in week 20 of 2004, 2 weeks in the chart You're Gone
Marillion6:26
All Dutch Top 40 entries of Marillion
Source: top40.nl
Frequently asked questions
Who played in Marillion?
Over the years that was Steve Rothery, Brian Jelliman, Mick Pointer, Fish, Diz Minnitt, Mark Kelly, Pete Trewavas, Andy Ward, John Marter, Jonathan Mover, Ian Mosley and Steve Hogarth. The timeline shows for each member the years they belonged; the names are also in the side column.
Which Dutch Top 40 hits did Marillion have?
Six records made the Dutch Top 40. The best-charting record is Cover My Eyes (Pain and Heaven), which reached number 13 in week 29 of 1991. The graph next to each record shows its run from week to week. This page shows the five biggest; the button below opens all entries.
Which albums by other artists feature Marillion?
On one album: NOW That's What I Call Rock Anthems (Various). Each album lists the tracks concerned.
How many albums by Marillion are in the collection?
There is one: Marillion.com, from 1999. A cover opens the album with the tracks per side and the whole album on Spotify.
Where can you see and hear Marillion?
The Dutch Top 40 entries have a round Spotify button. A cover opens the album with the tracks per side and the whole album on Spotify. The music plays in the player at the bottom and keeps going while you browse on, after one-time consent for Spotify.
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