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Sting, Pula (Arena Pula), Croatia

Sting Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 8:00 PM Pula // Arena Pula // Croatia Facebook event! Get your tickets through Eventim.si! Get your tickets through Entrio.hr! After a good nine years, Arena Pula is getting one of the most successful…

Arena: The Theory of Molecular Inheritance

Label: Verglas RecordsRelease date: October 21, 2022Production: John MitchellAlbum length: 62.03 min.Genre: Progressive RockRating: 10/10 “The Theory of Molecular Inheritance” was the most anticipated album of 2022 for plenty of…

Arena: Re-Visited: Live!

»Re-Visited Live!« will delight longtime Arena fans, who get to hear the whole of »The Visitor« played by the current lineup of the cult band, plus a few unforgettable classics, old and new.

Double Vision

Arena always take all the time they need on every new studio project so that success is practically guaranteed, and with »Double Vision« they've pulled off a dark masterpiece of epic proportions that carries on their enviable tradition of…

XX

»XX« is an excellent live document from the »The Unquiet Sky« tour that Arena fans won't want to miss, a fitting tribute to the twentieth anniversary of these seasoned neo-prog veterans.

The Unquiet Sky

Remarkably well balanced in quality, »The Unquiet Sky« is a classic Arena album that will remind plenty of people of their best past achievements, while blending just the right mix of winning formula and fresh touches, so it…

Pepper’s Ghost

The concept piece »Pepper's Ghost« was clear proof that Arena still had plenty of fuel left for forging new masterpieces, and that the lineup formed in 1998 had developed incredible chemistry by then.

Contagium

»Contagium«, just like »Contagious«, is a must-have for all Arena devotees who want to round out the »Contagion« concept with the 'missing' tracks.

Contagious

Every Arena fan who has had a post-apocalyptic revelation of nightmares from the depths of their subconscious while listening to the masterpiece »Contagion« should round out their listening experience with »Contagious«.

The Visitor (Revisited)

»The Visitor (Revisited)« isn't what you'd think of right away when you read its title, but it's such an interesting mix of acoustic versions of a few classics and selected live tracks that it earns its spot in the collection of every loyal…

Welcome To The Stage

On their live debut, Arena stare down Medusa's gaze with flying colors, resist the seductive call of the sirens, bring down the walls of Jericho, laugh in the face of Midas's vision and listen closely to the wisdom of Solomon.

Radiance

»Radiance« is a lovely treat for all the loyal fans who were hungry for new Arena releases after »Contagion«, even if it's 'only' a fully acoustic live album that answers the question of how some of their most…

Contagion

The last days of humanity have never echoed through such a violently epic atmosphere of everything coming to an end as on the ominous masterpiece "Contagion." After "The Visitor" and "Immortal?", Arena have created yet another neo-prog rock…

Live & Life

»Live & Life« is the best official live document yet from the longest-running incarnation of the cult British neo-prog outfit, so it's a must for the collection of every Arena devotee, and for any music fan who has kept an eye on the…

Breakfast in Biarritz

Arena are one of the best progressive rock collectives of the 21st century live too, which makes »Breakfast in Biarritz« a real treat for longtime fans and a great chance for latecomers who haven't caught them live yet to hear for…

Immortal?

With »Immortal?« Arena have created yet another progressive rock masterpiece of staggering sonic and ambient dimensions, delving into the darkest corners of the human psyche and revealing some bleak visions of the near future.

The Visitor

"The Visitor" is a dark prog rock epic that gave the band their first masterpiece. This gorgeous concept album is one of the classics of 90s prog rock, and it belongs in every household.

The Cry

After the release of their excellent second album "Pride" (1996), Arena finally earned themselves the status of a band with a vision all their own, even among the wider prog rock crowd. No longer were they seen as some obscure side project

Pride

Arena, who started out as a joint neo-prog project between keyboard wizard Clive Nolan (Pendragon, ex-Shadowland) and drummer Mick Pointer (ex-Marillion), turned into a proper band with a vision of their own after the release of their…

Songs From The Lions Cage

The roots of Arena's debut go back to 1979, when Mick Pointer formed the band Silmarillion, which shortened its name to Marillion after guitarist Steve Rothery joined. After a grind of garage rehearsals and gigs on local stages, Mick's…

Ten Years On 1995 – 2005

Over the course of ten years, Arena have grown into one of the leading forces of neo-prog rock. Even though they'll probably never reach the popularity of similar bands from the '80s like Marillion, IQ or Pendragon, they have an…

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