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MARILLION – Live @ Roskilde Festival 1983

For many years, Marillion fans had to make do with the ‘Recital of The Script’ and ‘Grendel/Web’ VHS tapes for their fix of early Marillion live footage.  Thanks to the internet, further footage promoting ‘Script For A Jester’s Tear’ later surfaced, including a brief clip from The Marquee, but this footage from the Danish Roskilde Festival might just be the most exciting yet.

It captures Camel drummer Andy Ward’s brief time occupying the drum stool, making this a vital historical document.  Ward automatically gives the performance(s) a little more energy than Mick Pointer was able (though still not quite enough if Steve Rothery’s expressions are anything to go by on occasion), but anything lacking musically is more than made up for by a ridiculously boisterous audience being tackled by Fish in a fearless mood.

The full set on the day included ‘He Knows, You Know’, ‘Garden Party’, ‘Script For A Jester’s Tear’, ‘Charting The Single’, ‘Assassing’ (an early pre-‘Fugazi’ performance), ‘Market Square Heroes’, ‘Forgotten Sons’ and ‘Margaret’.

Unfortunately, only the Danish TV broadcast of the last two songs is in circulation. Whether the rest of the set was even filmed is up for debate, but these twenty minutes could well be the best footage of the earliest Marillion you’ll ever see…

Watch Marillion live at Chippenham Goldiggers in 1984 here .

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Misplaced Childhood – UK Tour 1986

January – february 22 shows.

• Promotional Poster: Misplaced Childhood – UK Tour 1986
• T-Shirt: Misplaced Childhood – 1985-1986
• Kerrang!, 09.01.1986: Fear And Lothian In Soho by Mick Wall – Thanks to Nicolas Velilla Mereles
• 1 show of this tour was cancelled (Hammersmith Odeon, London – 01.02.1986 ) and rescheduled to 06.02.1986

08.01.1986 – Hammersmith Odeon, London

• Ad – Thanks to Guy Tkach
• Support Band: Beltane Fire
• This show was rescheduled from 11.09.1985

09.01.1986 – Hammersmith Odeon, London

• No. 07 recorded for The Thieving Magpie (La Gazza Ladra)
• This show was rescheduled from 12.09.1985

10.01.1986 – Hammersmith Odeon, London

• This show was rescheduled from 13.09.1985

12.01.1986 – St. David’s Hall, Cardiff

• Ticket – Thanks to Rhilip Rogers
• This show was rescheduled from 15.09.1985

13.01.1986 – St. David’s Hall, Cardiff

• Setlist provided by René Romswinckel
• This show was rescheduled from 16.09.1985

14.01.1986 – Royal Centre, Nottingham

• This show was rescheduled from 17.09.1985

16.01.1986 – The Apollo Theatre, Manchester

• This show was rescheduled from 24.09.1985

• Photo by Chris Bembridge

17.01.1986 – The Apollo Theatre, Manchester

• When the autumn-tour was planned, it was not intended that Marillion should play two gigs in Manchester, but massive ticket demand in the autumn had added one more gig at the Apollo Theatre to their schedule. When the tour was rearranged, the extra date was of course kept, as the show on that night had sold out as well.
• This show was rescheduled from 25.09.1985

18.01.1986 – The Spectrum, Warrington

• Setlist by Ian Wood
• This show was rescheduled from 09.09.1985

20.01.1986 – Capitol Theatre, Aberdeen

• Backstage Pass – Thanks to Kevin Mackenzie
• Guest on stage: Alan Reed ( Market Square Heroes ) – Thanks to Kenny Matthew
• This show was rescheduled from 22.09.1985

21.01.1986 – The Playhouse Theatre, Edinburgh

• This show was rescheduled from 21.09.1985

22.01.1986 – City Hall, Newcastle

• Setlist by Jean-Luc Camus
• This show was rescheduled from 20.09.1985

24.01.1986 – Colston Hall, Bristol

• Setlist by AJ Samuels
• This show was rescheduled from 30.09.1985

25.01.1986 – Odeon Theatre, Birmingham

• Photos of the Venue by Steve Mobley
• This show was rescheduled from 26.09.1985

26.01.1986 – Odeon Theatre, Birmingham

• Tickets by Denis Thomas
• This show was rescheduled from 27.09.1985

28.01.1986 – City Hall, Sheffield

• Ticket and Review by Bill Auckland – Thanks to Ian Hepworth
• Ticket – Thanks to by Denis Thomas
• This show was rescheduled from 19.09.1985

29.01.1986 – De Montfort Hall, Leicester

• This show was rescheduled from 29.09.1985

• Photos by Simon Cooper

31.01.1986 – University Of East Anglia, Norwich

• Ticket – Thanks to Andre Rostek
• Ticket – Thanks to Denis Thomas
• Setlist by Denis Thomas

01.02.1986 – Hammersmith Odeon, London (cancelled show) (canc.)

• Ticket – Thanks to Jon Brooke
• T-Shirt with cancelled Hammy O date – Thanks to Steven Brodie
• Backstage Pass – Thanks to Jacek Bejer
• This show was rescheduled to 06.02.1986

03.02.1986 – Hammersmith Odeon, London

• This show was rescheduled from 03.10.1985
• Recorded for Front Row Club Issue 15 – Curtain Call

04.02.1986 – Hammersmith Odeon, London

• Ticket and Backstage Pass – Thanks to Denis Thomas
• Setlist by Paul Cavender
• This show was rescheduled from 04.10.1985

05.02.1986 – Hammersmith Odeon, London

• This show was rescheduled from 05.10.1985
• Review by Paul Elliott – Thanks to Guy Tkach

06.02.1986 – Hammersmith Odeon, London (Double O Charity – Marillion And Friends)

• Backstage Pass – Thanks to Denis Thomas
• Support Acts: John Otway with Robin Boult and Peter Hammill with John Ellis
• Guests on stage: Roger Chapman, Mike Oldfield, Joel, Phil Spalding, Mickey Simmonds (No. 09) and Steve Hackett (No. 10)
• Kerrang!, 06.03.1986: Hammersmith Heroes (review) by Mick Wall – Thanks to Yannick Dély

• Photos taken from The Web – Issue No. 20
• Kerrang!, 08.02.1986: Fish In The Bowl (announcement of Milton Keynes) – Thanks to Guy Tkach
• Kerrang!, 20.02.1986: Marillion Keynes! by Mick Wall

Misplaced Childhood – North American Tour 1986

February – april 29 shows.

• Interview: A Few Words With… Fish by Gary Graff (Detroit Free Press, March 1986) – Thanks to Jon Haverman
• Tour Itinerary: February March April 1986 – Thanks to Marko’s Marillion Museum
• T-Shirts: North American Tour 1986 and World Tour 1986

26.02.1986 – Mohawk Valley Community College, Utica, NY

• Flyer – Thanks to Tyler Pittman
• Ticket – Thanks to Duke A. Potter
• Mark Kelly’s Tour Backstage Pass – Thanks to Marko’s Marillion Museum
• Warm-up show
• Setlist by Claus Nygaard
• "As I recall, 700 tickets were sold for that particular Marillion concert in Utica, NY, and people as far away as Canada were requesting tickets for the show. Since it was a warm-up show, I could have sworn Marillion played the song Script For A Jester’s Tear twice during the show, as if they were practicing it." (Duke A. Potter)

27.02.1986 – Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, NY

• Supporting: Rush

28.02.1986 – Super Skate Seven, Waterloo, Ontario

• The Thieving Magpie (La Gazza Ladra) was omitted for this show, Fish did a spoken intro instead: "This… er… we used to say in the old days, this gig is in actual fact very reminiscent of a concert we did in a place called Tonypandy in South Wales, right? And… er… what was said there could actually be said tonight cos if you want you can sit on the floor whatever you know? Take it easy, no point in standing up all the way through the gig you know? Just relax, get into it, you know? You fuckers in the seats would you ever bring the seats forward? Brilliant! This… er… we shall open with the set with a very broncail Ian Mosley! IAN TAKE IT AWAY!" (Transcription by Keith Wickenden)
• "This was the first time Marillion had played this sequence of old rock and rollers as a jam in concert!" (Terry Blake)
• "No, it wasn’t 🙂 The first time was at De Montfort Hall, Leicester – 29th January" (The Author)

01.03.1986 – The Concert Hall, Toronto, Ontario

• Ticket – Thanks to Dwight Hodge
• Photos – Thanks to Jason Leizer

"I was at that show, and remember particularly, the band was introduced by Shirley McQueen from Q107. Then a stagehand ran out, and unscrewed the mic, reached up as high as he could, then screwed it back in. Not sure if I was more surprised by how short Shirley McQueen was, or how tall Fish was – it was my first Marillion show." (Neil McGivney @ Facebook – 02.12.2020)

02.03.1986 – Barrymore’s, Ottawa, Ontario

• Date and venue provided by Yves Monast

03.03.1986 – Le Colisée, Québec City, Québec

• Ad with tour dates
• Photo by Richard Hbert

04.03.1986 – Montréal Forum, Montréal, Québec

• Ad and Ticket – Thanks to Denis Thomas

07.03.1986 – Le Rendez-Vous, Winnipeg, Manitoba

09.03.1986 – mcewen hall ballroom (university of calgary), calgary, alberta.

• Concert Poster – Thanks to Denis Thomas

10.03.1986 – Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver, British Columbia

• Ad and Concert Poster – Thanks to Denis Thomas

11.03.1986 – Parker’s, Seattle, WA

• Concert Poster and Tickets – Thanks to Denis Thomas

12.03.1986 – Erehwon Ballroom, Portland, OR

14.03.1986 – the old fillmore, san francisco, ca, 15.03.1986 – the roxy, los angeles, ca.

• Cymbiosis, July-August 1986: Marillion In Concert & In Words (interview with Steve and Pete) by Ric Levine

16.03.1986 – The Roxy, Los Angeles, CA

20.03.1986 – Market Square Arena, Indianapolis, IN

• Ad – Thanks to Andre Rostek

21.03.1986 – Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, IL

• Setlist by Peter Goodfield and Mark Abbott

• Photo by Steve Gungel

22.03.1986 – Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, IL

24.03.1986 – mecca arena, milwaukee, wi, 25.03.1986 – civic center, st. paul, mn, 27.03.1986 – devos hall, grand rapids, mi.

• Concert Poster

28.03.1986 – Joe Louis Arena, Detroit, MI

• "I don’t remember if it was after Kayleigh or if it was after Lavender that this happened, but there were a LOT of people in the audience that didn’t seem to care for Marillion. These idiots were tossing coins up at the stage, garbage etc. Well there were about 30-40 of us up front who were very much Marillion fans and were obviously enjoying the show, so Fish walks to the edge of the stage right in front of us, looks out at the crowd and says something to the effect of …for those of you not enjoying the show and throwing things up at the stage, these people up front have two words for you: FUCK OFF! I will never forget that moment. It was truly magical to see him so wanting to give a small group of us who were absolutely into the show the best performance possible and telling everybody else that if they didn’t like it, he didn’t really give a flying fuck." (MZ from Detroit)

29.03.1986 – Riverfront Coliseum, Cincinnati, OH

31.03.1986 – brendan byrne arena, east rutherford, nj, april 1986 – lady nina (single).

• Lady Nina released by Capitol

April 1986 – Brief Encounter (E.P.)

• Brief Encounter released by Capitol
• Promo Poster
• Kerrang!, 03.04.1986: ‘Counter Feat (review) by Mick Wall – Thanks to Mauricio Nicolas Velilla Mereles

01.04.1986 – Brendan Byrne Arena, East Rutherford, NJ

03.04.1986 – civic center, springfield, ma, 04.04.1986 – nassau coliseum, new york city, ny.

• Tickets – Thanks to Denis Thomas

17.04.1986 – Baltimore Civic Center, Baltimore, MD (cancelled show) (canc.)

27.04.1986 – california theater, san diego, ca.

• Photos by Jay Allen Sanford

• Photo by Craig Carroll

" Shot with a little 100 Instamatic camera at San Diego’s California Theater, a tragically under-attended show that was almost cancelled for low ticket sales (more the blame of the crumbling soon-to-close theater that had stuffed local newspapers over ads so often that the only way to find out about this show was the San Diego Reader calendar)." (Jay Allen Sanford)

28.04.1986 – Beverly Theater, Los Angeles, CA

• Ticket – Thanks to Marko’s Marillion Museum

29.04.1986 – Beverly Theater, Los Angeles, CA

Welcome to the garden party – summer 1986, june – august 13 shows.

• 2 shows of this tour were cancelled

06.05.1986 – Stadthalle, Offenbach (cancelled show) (canc.)

• "In June 1986 Marillion came back to Italy for a press conference and we spent 2 days with them (Fish was in Scotland)" Thanks to Ezio Candrini
• June 1986: Hotel Fiera, Milan (Pete, Ian and Steve with Paperlate/Real To Read staff)

11.06.1986 – Liseberg, Gothenburg

12.06.1986 – Gröna Lund, Stockholm

• Photos by Per Eriksen

• Photo by Per Eriksen
• (Unofficial) Poster: Welcome To The "Garden Party" Live

14.06.1986 – Hippodrome De Vincennes, Paris

• Ticket and Concert Poster at Queen Concerts – Thanks to Denis Thomas
• Photos by Gary Floyd
• Setlist by Michel Brinkerink

15.06.1986 – Olympiahalle, Munich (Rock In München ’86)

• Concert Poster (German tour dates)
• Ticket – Thanks to Luca Benporath
• Mark Kelly’s Artist Backstage Pass – Thanks to Marko’s Marillion Museum
• Running Order – Thanks to Luca Benporath
• Fish on stage

"The venue for the Munich show in 1986 was Olympiahalle (despite what was written on tickets etc.). I took a couple of pics of Fish backstage before the Marillion show." (Luca Benporath)

16.06.1986 – 1982-86 The Videos (VHS)

• 1982-86 The Videos released by EMI
• Ad in Kerrang! No. 123 (26.06.-09.07.1986)
• Review by Sylvia Patterson – Thanks to Georg Stevens

17.06.1986 – Stadthalle, Vienna

• "I had become a Marillion fan with Misplaced Childhood but very soon loved all their stuff – music, lyrics, covers, the lot. It didn’t take long either to find out that no-one else around me felt the same way about the band and that, unlike Germany, Austria chose to largely ignore the success Marillion was having at the time. But that was fine by me – feeling like the only Marillion fans (my brother was the other one) was somehow special. And then a Marillion concert was announced at the biggest indoor venue on offer in Vienna, with a capacity of up to 18,000. I didn’t care much for that before the concert, I was just too excited because it seemed like a miracle that Marillion played Vienna at all.
• It is difficult for me to tell how many people turned up, but the crowd seemed lost in the vast arena, and even Fish commented on this fact after Garden Party . And I can’t blame him. At this point in their career, they were used to playing the largest audiences outdoors and indoors, so I am sure this concert came as a shock. If it did, it shocked them into playing a wonderously dynamic set, with Fish singing bits in German and the crowd responding enthusiastically. The concert ended with Market Square Heroes including the wonderfully entertaining couple of cover versions of She Loves You and Let’s Twist Again . Recently stumbling across a recording of this show proved my recollections not exaggerated at all – it was a high-energy and fun concert and, probably needless to say, the best concert I have ever been to. It remained their only show in Austria." (Robert)

19.06.1986 – Ahoy Arena, Rotterdam

• Ticket – Thanks to Henk Roubos

• Photo by Henk Roubos

• June 1986: Welcome To The Garden Party (bandinfo, german language)

21.06.1986 – Maimarktgelände, Mannheim (Open Air 86)

• Musikexpress, April 1986: The Open Air ’86
• Musikexpress: Ad with german tour dates
• Concert Poster (Mannheim and Cologne)
• Ticket, Concert Posters, Backstage Passes at Queen Concerts – Thanks to Denis Thomas
• Stage Security Pass
• German radio broadcast (SWF3)
• No. 02 recorded for The Thieving Magpie (La Gazza Ladra)
• Wikipedia: Photo
• Fish was Queen’s guest on stage for Tutti Frutti . They introduced him “Hey, hey… Mr. Fish!”
• Report – Thanks to Denis Thomas
• No. 03 taken from German TV documentary Rocksommer ’86 (ZDF)

• Kerrang!, 26.06.1986: An American Prayer by Mick Wall

26.06.1986 – Waldbühne, Berlin (Open Air 86)

• Musikexpress: Ad with German tour dates
• Concert Posters – Thanks to by Denis Thomas
• Concert Poster at Queen Concerts – Thanks to Denis Thomas

28.06.1986 – Milton Keynes Bowl (National Bowl), Milton Keynes

• Sounds, 05.04.1986: Ad – Thanks to Guy Tkach
• Concert Posters and Ticket – Thanks to Denis Thomas
• V.I.P. Pass – Thanks to Jacek Bejer
• Guest Pass (yellow) – Thanks to Jacek Bejer
• Guest Pass (blue)
• T-Shirt: Garden Party
• Review: Tull Tales
• Review: Fish-Bowl! – Thanks to Stef Jeffery Depolla
• Review: Oh For Milton Keynes – Thanks to Stef Jeffery Depolla

• Photo by Mark Kelly

• Photo by Shaun Gardner
• "… once again from memory but I thought that Marillion covered Let’s Twist Again and amazingly Madonna’s Material Girl !" (Chris Dye)
• "I stayed with some friends of friends. We played Runequest the day before! It was a warm day and Jethro Tull supported I think. I remember walking home afterwards singing Bad Wolf Rising at the top of our voices. People must have hated us." (Dave Pashby)

• Photo by AJ Samuels

July 1986 – Welcome To The "Garden Party" Live (Single/Maxi)

• Welcome To The "Garden Party" Live released by EMI Elektrola, Germany
• Popular 1, July 1986: Marillion – El Sinfonico Que Non Muere by Joan Singla and Cesar Martin – Thanks to Meinart Hansen

17.07.1986 – Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, Milan

• Real To Read-Members (italian fan club) by Ezio Candrini
• Setlist by David Dunnington
• Italian radio broadcast (RAI)

19.07.1986 – Müngersdorfer Stadion, Cologne (Köln Open Air 86)

• Ticket – Thanks to Nicole Welzel
• Fish and Steve backstage with members of the Italian fan club – Photo by Ezio Candrini
• Photo in The Web – Issue No. 21
• Last entire Misplaced Childhood
• Guests on stage: Brian May ( Market Square Heroes ) and Fish ( Queen’s RnR Medley )

• July 1986: The Open Air 86 (poster with Queen, Marillion and Gary Moore) – Thanks to Denis Thomas

27.07.1986 – Rugby League Ground, St Helens (Soap Aid)

• No. 03 aired by Channel 4, broadcasting date unknown
• St Helens Star, 23.01.2021: When Soap Stars Mixed With Marillion At St Helens by Mike Critchley

• Photo by St Helens Star
• "The one [photo] with Fish looking to his left (see gallery below) was where he was berating a group of non Marillion fans fighting! My recollection of the fighting was it was nothing to do with the music, it was two groups of drunken mobs in the heat of the afternoon, Scousers and Wools (those from Liverpool, Scousers and those outsiders or Wools). I recall Fish screaming, “This is a rock concert, not a fucking battleground!” I think I captured Fish’s disdain in my photograph." (Kenton Lawton)

03.08.1986 – Olympia Theatre, London (British Music Fair)

• Ticket – Thanks to Phil Pio
• Ticket – Thanks to Matthew Hales
• Programme – Thanks to Julian Hulse
• Robin Boult played guitar because Steve married the day before!

04.09.1986 – Preco, Milan (cancelled show) (canc.)

Farewell to 1986, december 5 shows.

• Marillion played – Misplaced Childhood (Part 1) without Pseudo Silk Kimono – Misplaced Childhood (Part 2) without Waterhole (Expresso Bongo) and just the first section of Blind Curve – That Time Of The Night (The Short Straw) linked with Incommunicado Thanks to Paul Cavender
• Sounds, 06.12.1986: Tour Dates – Thanks to Guy Tkach
• Kerrang!, 11.12.1986: Straw Gods (report) by Mick Wall – Thanks to Mauricio Nicolas Velilla Mereles
• T-Shirt: Farewell To 1986

27.12.1986 – Civic Centre, Aylesbury (The Web Fan Club Show)

• Ticket – Thanks to Sandy Fearless
• Ticket in scrapbook – Thanks to Denis Thomas
• Mark Kelly’s AAA Backstage Pass – Thanks to Marko’s Marillion Museum
• Probably the last time Fish had face paint on stage
• Margaret was introduced by John Arnison

28.12.1986 – Civic Centre, Aylesbury (The Web Fan Club Show)

• Ticket (signed) – Thanks to Enric Pascual Poy
• Support Band: MGM
• Special guest on stage: Bruce Dickinson ( Margaret )
• Proceeds of both Aylesbury shows were donated to Aylesbury Hospice: GBP 5,500.00
• " Pendragon supported on 27th, on 28th a band called MGM with Bernie Marsden, Neil Murray (other members maybe Mel Galley and one or two more). I was there at 28th with the German Marillion fan club German Jesters . We all met the band before the show, I think all Iron Maiden members were there, too." (Andreas Budde)

• Photo by Stuart James

29.12.1986 – Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool

30.12.1986 – royal court theatre, liverpool, 31.12.1986 – barrowland ballroom, glasgow (the web fan club show).

• Fan club show, for members only – all fan clubs showed up!
• Mick Pointer and John Marter in the audience
• Review: Highland Fling by Grahame Bent
• Kerrang!, 22.01.1987: Highway To Hogmany by Mick Wall

Tour Programmes

Ahoy arena, rotterdam – 19.06.1986.