FISH: ‘Clutching At Straws’ 30th anniversary tour – extra shows & sold out dates

15th November 2017 0 By Jon Deaux

CLUTCHING AT STRAWS
30^TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR
Sell Out Shows & Dates Added
Including THIRD London Headline Performance

CLASSIC ALBUMS REMASTERED
SUITS / SONGS FROM THE MIRROR
Scottish singer, songwriter and ex-Marillion frontman FISH will be performing the classic 1987 Marillion album, Clutching At Straws in full for the very last time on a string of headline dates this autumn across the UK. That album cemented Marillion’s reputation as one of the greatest British rock bands of the 80’s, featuring the huge tracks ‘Incommunicado’, ‘Sugar Mice’, ‘White Russian’ and ‘Warm Wet Circles’ and saw them play arenas worldwide

This tour, originally billed as a double-header to include tracks from next year’s forthcoming album Weltschmerz, will now concentrate fully on Clutching At Straws with a string of other well-known tracks from throughout FISH’s long career. The live premiere of songs from Weltschmerz will instead take place in 2018, ahead of its launch later in the year.

The demand for tickets to experience the final performances of Clutching At Straws means many shows have sold out and new dates, including a third show in London, have been added.

UK TOUR DECEMBER 2017
Fri 8^th – Leeds, University
Sat 9^th – Manchester, O2 Ritz SOLD OUT
Sun 10^th – Leamington, Assembly
Tue 12^th – Cardiff, Tramshed
Wed 13^th – Bristol, O2 Academy
Fri 15^th – London, Islington Assembly Rooms SOLD OUT
Sat 16^th – London, Islington Assembly Rooms SOLD OUT
Sun 17^th – London, Islington Assembly Rooms
Tue 19^th – Cambridge, Corn Exchange
Wed 20^th – Newcastle, Wylam Brewery
Thurs 21^st – Glasgow O2 ABC SOLD OUT

Fish has also announced that the classic 1994 album Suits and 1993’s Songs from the Mirror are being remastered and will be available to purchase shortly. Both releases come in a 3-disc package with Songs From The Mirror including a DVD documentary with rare live footage. The releases will have hardback covers with over 12,000 words of sleeve notes plus artwork and photos compiled by Mark Wilkinson.