We are happy to announce that our support band for the May 2013 ‘Reprise’ Tour is the very talented Mike Marlin.
We like his music and we think you will too!

Lead vocalist Mark Shaw, drummer Steve Wren, guitarist Rob Downes, bassist Jasper Stainthorpe, guitarist Scott Taylor are taking to the road again for 13 dates around the UK taking in (amongst others) Newcastle, Manchester, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Hull, Cardiff and culminating in a gig at the legendary Clapham Grand in London.

Then Jerico Reprise Tour UK Dates: May 2013

7th – Aberdeen, The Lemon Tree 8th – Edinburgh, Liquid Room 10th – Glasgow, ABC2 11th – Newcastle, Academy 2 13th – Manchester, Academy 3 14th – Nottingham, Rescue Rooms 16th – Norwich, The Waterfront 17th – Wolverhampton, The Slade Rooms 18th – Hull, The Welly 20th – Cardiff, The Globe 21st – Brighton, Concorde 2 22nd – Southampton, The Brook 24th – London, Clapham Grand

Tickets on sale for all venues on Friday 14th December at 9am from

eventim  *or from the venues direct.

To purchase tickets for the forthcoming THEN JERICO UK ‘REPRISE’ TOUR please visit eventim.co.uk and/or ticketmaster

Then Jerico will  be performing at the Let’s Rock Bristol Festival on Sat June 8th.
As soon as we have more details we will post them here.

Then Jerico’s Mark Shaw & Scott Taylor will be appearing on Saturday 17th August @ this year’s REWIND FESTIVAL (Henley)

Citing Duke Ellington, Scott Walker, The Rolling Stones and fellow Rewind artist Cockney Rebel amongst his influences, Mark Shaw formed Then Jerico in 1983 via an advert in Melody Maker and signed to London Records (FFRR) in 1984.

After two years of constant touring the group released their debut album “First” in 1986, which included the hit single ‘The Motive’ which remained in the UK Top 40 chart for three months, becoming the most-played record on BBC Radio 1 in 1987 and bringing Jerico worldwide recognition.

“Let Her Fall” and “Muscle Deep” also featured on the album, the latter being banned by Radio 1 due to its political subject matter – Apartheid.  Nevertheless the band continued to tour the world with the “Artist Against Apartheid” banner and in 1989 released their classic gold status album “The Big Area” which featured singles ‘Sugarbox’, “What Does It Take?” (featuring another Rewind artist Belinda Carlisle) and their biggest hit single, title track “Big Area”.

Following a successful solo career in the 90s and 00s, Mark Shaw reunited Then Jerico for a UK reunion tour in September 2012 to such success they hit the road again in May 2013 with their ‘Reprise’ Tour stopping at Rewind Festival along the way.

A new compilation album ‘Reprise’ is out on Warner / Rhino Music soon…