Since 2002, Marillion celebrate themselves and their fans in an extraordinary way. Every two years, the band and their most dedicated fans gather together for a veryspecial weekend in the UK, the Netherlands and Canada. On three nights, Marillion perform three different shows with different setlists consisting of full records playedfrom start to finish, fan favourites and rarities. Fans travel from all over the world to be part of these truly amazing nights.From March 8 to March 10, 2013 one of the weekends was held in Port Zelande, Netherlands and featured a grand premiere: for the first time, Marillion performed theirmost recent and widely acclaimed studio album Sounds That Cant Be Made in its entirety on March 10.And what a performance it was: the venue, the 2.500 strong audience and the songs were what made the night unique. Lets put it this way: Holland delivered theusual grandeur of the Port Zelenade gigs.Besides the eight album tracks, the band also performed a selection of fan favourites ranging from This Strange Engine to Garden Party, the most successful singlefrom the bands debut album from the Fish-era. Rarely or hardly ever performed by front man Steve Hogarth, the song definitely is one of the evenings highlights.Guitarist Steve Rothery is sure that the best audience on the planet was attending the concert whereas his band mate Pete Trewavas adds that it was such a goodvibe that year and that it never ceases to amaze him staring over the crowd.Of course, the night was also very memorable to the fans:Just to say WOW...... What a weekend and what an experience we had!!!! - Robert Mercieca (Malta)What a convention!! What a vibe!! Oh my goodness!! - PM van der Kroft (Netherlands)All the gigs were excellent. - Charlie Carnegie (UK)After the surprise success of the 2011 live release Live From Cadogan Hall, A Sunday Night Above The Rain is able to hold up to the quality of that release and iseven able to exceed it. Released on 2CD, 2DVD and Blu-ray, A Sunday Night Above The Rain provides the best possible sound and glorious high definition vision.Simply said, its one of the bands finest releases so far.