Marillion

Keyboardist says he’ll miss only one show after collision while jogging in Germany.

A new book is looking to change the perception that progressive rock went dormant after its '70s heyday.

Their third album soared to No. 1 on the U.K. chart on the strength of the hit singles "Kayleigh" and "Lavender."

The 2014 edition of Cruise to the Edge nearly tripled the number of bands from last year, and that eclecticism made for quite an experience.

Marillion's sophomore album dealt a symbolic deathblow to punk’s late-‘70s hopes of slaying the prog dinosaur.