Voyage 35 is led by none other than former Porcupine Tree members Colin Edwin and John Wesley. They present new interpretations of Porcupine Tree's early work. Fans will be immersed in the recognizable psychedelic and spatial sound, supplemented with Colin and John's own improvisational touch.
Colin Edwin: ‘There was a lot of fan demand to hear the early material live again. It feels good to explore it again with fresh energy.’
John Wesley: ‘I missed playing this music. It's a pleasure to bring it back to the fans.’
The two-hour show not only features the original Fruit Salad Lights light show, but also focuses on material rarely heard live since the live album Coma Divine (1997). Edwin and Wesley delve into Porcupine Tree's catalog, from On the Sunday of Life (1992) to Lightbulb Sun (2000), featuring classics like Voyage 34 and Fadeaway, as well as songs rarely played live.
The lineup of Voyage 35 consists, in addition to Colin and John, of Lorenzo Esposito Fornasari (aka LEF) on keyboards & vocals, and Alessandro Vagnoni on drums, both of whom are known from the band O.R.k.
Support: Kristoffer Gildenlöw
Swedish-born Kristoffer Gildenlöw first gained international recognition as the bassist of progressive metal band Pain of Salvation. Since relocating to the Netherlands, he has built a successful career as a session musician, working with artists including Neal Morse, Damian Wilson and Lana Lane, and was a member of Dutch prog legends Kayak from 2017 to 2022. His solo work blends melodic prog, rock and metal, with his latest album, [Humanised], released in 2026.
