Marquee Square Heroes

Marillion is undoubtedly one of the most erratic bands of the eighties. In the midst of the heyday of punk and disco, these Brits came up with seventeen-minute musical epics and nerdy time signatures. It was clear: singer Fish and his bandmates were not swimming with the current. And that is precisely why the band grew at lightning speed to become one of the leaders of the neo-prog movement. Because when musical contemporaries set up a tribute act for you, you know you’ve got it made.

So Marquee Square Heroes is not just another tribute act. No, this is a kind of neo-prog supergroup with former members of bands like Twelfth Night, Credo and Jump.