Marie Celeste Tickets

Marie Celeste is a British psych-folk quintet formed in Wolverhampton, best known for their elusive 1971 private-press album And Then Perhaps. The original lineup featured Brian Lindop, Jon Tame, Glenys Jenkins, Mary Bishop, and Ken Price. Their music blends traditional folk with a psychedelic edge, highlighted by dreamy twin female vocals and a mix of original compositions and covers. In 2025, the album received a wider release in a limited LP pressing by Sommor (with Guerssen), bringing renewed attention to their brief but influential catalog. While detailed public touring information from 2025 is scarce, the Marie Celeste story remains a compelling chapter in British folk-rock history.

Below you'll find highlights from their discography, background on the band, and notes on the 2025 reissue. We’ve got you covered with easy access to reliable sources and context to help fans and collectors secure your seats and copies when opportunities arise.

For updates and background, check the reissue pages linked below. While Marie Celeste did not maintain an extensive touring footprint in documented public shows, their private-press release and the 2025 LP reissue have introduced new audiences to their distinctive psych-folk sound. Follow official pages for the latest information and releases, and explore the band’s melodic blend of traditional and contemporary influences that keep their legacy alive in the UK folk scene.

• Official reissue notes: Sommor (with Guerssen) – And Then Perhaps (LP, 2025)
• Bandcamp release page for Marie Celeste (& Bandcamp artist page)
• Guerssen Records: reissue details and purchasing options