Steve Hogarth

Singer-songwriter of Marillion

Steve Hogarth - Artists & Creatives born May 14th, 1956
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A singer-songwriter and keyboardist, this individual joined the band Marillion in 1989, replacing their original frontman. Contributions to the band included writing lyrics and vocal melodies, showcasing a unique musical style. The work on albums such as 'Seasons End' and 'Brave' helped redefine the band’s sound. Additionally, engaged in solo projects and collaborations with other musicians, further exploring musical creativity.

Joined Marillion in 1989

Contributed to albums like 'Seasons End' and 'Brave'

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