Steven Wilson Tickets

Steven Wilson - The Prog Rock Prince Returns

Alternative rock legends don't come much more special than this. As the founder of British progressive-rock masters Porcupine Tree, this guitar king created some of the most intense music of the past few decades. Since the band went on hiatus in 2010 he's been concentrating on his similarly spectacular solo career. Having spread his waves of crashing melody over four full-length albums so far, Hand. Cannot. Erase., his most recent effort, has wowed critics and fans alike and helped make him one of the hottest live acts on the British alternative circuit.

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Steven Wilson Biography - From Porcupine Tree to Solo Success

This progressive-rock legend made his name as frontman of the band Porcupine Tree, who formed in 1987 and have been on hiatus since 2010. The group's Kingston upon Thames-born musician kicked off his solo career in 2003, when the band was still active, releasing a series of singles featuring covers of songs by bands including Alanis Morissette and ABBA, bringing a progressive twist to classic pop songs. His first solo album, Insurgentes, came out in 2008 before he expanded his sound with Grace for Drowning, a double album he released in 2011 that was followed by Get All You Deserve, a live album and DVD that showcased his incredible skill performing live. Following 2013's The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories) he released fourth album Hand. Cannot. Erase., his most critical lauded yet, in February 2015.

Wilson has expanded his horizons since going solo and his new album has pulled him straight into 2015 - so now is the perfect time to catch him live. Get your Steven Wilson tickets on StubHub UK, the world's largest ticketing marketplace.

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