$20.00 Advance 3-Day Pass (good for Friday, Saturday and Sunday) - Ticketmaster only

M   A  R  K  M  A  L  L  M  A  N

MARATHON 3 : The 78 hour long song

From October 7 through October 10, Mark Mallman will perform one of the greatest feats of his career thus far, the 78 hour-long song “MARATHON 3”.  His nonstop multi-day performance will take place at the Turf Club in St. Paul, MN and will include well over 500 pages of lyrics and close to 100 backup musicians over the course of 4 days.  It's been six years since Mark’s last marathon performance (Marathon 1 happened Sept 10-11 1999, and Marathon 2 took place September 4-6, 2004).

This Piece is representative of one of indie rock's unsung heros life's undertaking.  “This piece is a musical installation of 3 marathons.  Each phase is 26 hours long, like a Marathon is 26 miles.  The first phase is called “A Giant Wave”, the second “Blood Flow” and the 3^rd “Liquid Moth.”  When asked recently if he was planning on setting a world record, Mark declined. “I am not a magician or a stuntman attempting to set a world record.  I am a professional musician.  I seek to expose the raw nerve of creativity itself.”  Humble words from the man known to have performed some of the most memorable live shows over the past decade.

$20.00 Advance 3-Day Pass (good for Friday, Saturday and Sunday) - Ticketmaster only

M   A  R  K  M  A  L  L  M  A  N

MARATHON 3 : The 78 hour long song

From October 7 through October 10, Mark Mallman will perform one of the greatest feats of his career thus far, the 78 hour-long song “MARATHON 3”.  His nonstop multi-day performance will take place at the Turf Club in St. Paul, MN and will include well over 500 pages of lyrics and close to 100 backup musicians over the course of 4 days.  It's been six years since Mark’s last marathon performance (Marathon 1 happened Sept 10-11 1999, and Marathon 2 took place September 4-6, 2004).

This Piece is representative of one of indie rock's unsung heros life's undertaking.  “This piece is a musical installation of 3 marathons.  Each phase is 26 hours long, like a Marathon is 26 miles.  The first phase is called “A Giant Wave”, the second “Blood Flow” and the 3^rd “Liquid Moth.”  When asked recently if he was planning on setting a world record, Mark declined. “I am not a magician or a stuntman attempting to set a world record.  I am a professional musician.  I seek to expose the raw nerve of creativity itself.”  Humble words from the man known to have performed some of the most memorable live shows over the past decade.

$20.00 Advance 3-Day Pass (good for Friday, Saturday and Sunday) - Ticketmaster only

M   A  R  K  M  A  L  L  M  A  N

MARATHON 3 : The 78 hour long song

From October 7 through October 10, Mark Mallman will perform one of the greatest feats of his career thus far, the 78 hour-long song “MARATHON 3”.  His nonstop multi-day performance will take place at the Turf Club in St. Paul, MN and will include well over 500 pages of lyrics and close to 100 backup musicians over the course of 4 days.  It's been six years since Mark’s last marathon performance (Marathon 1 happened Sept 10-11 1999, and Marathon 2 took place September 4-6, 2004).

This Piece is representative of one of indie rock's unsung heros life's undertaking.  “This piece is a musical installation of 3 marathons.  Each phase is 26 hours long, like a Marathon is 26 miles.  The first phase is called “A Giant Wave”, the second “Blood Flow” and the 3^rd “Liquid Moth.”  When asked recently if he was planning on setting a world record, Mark declined. “I am not a magician or a stuntman attempting to set a world record.  I am a professional musician.  I seek to expose the raw nerve of creativity itself.”  Humble words from the man known to have performed some of the most memorable live shows over the past decade.

M   A  R  K  M  A  L  L  M  A  N

MARATHON 3 : The 78 hour long song

From October 7 through October 10, Mark Mallman will perform one of the greatest feats of his career thus far, the 78 hour-long song “MARATHON 3”.  His nonstop multi-day performance will take place at the Turf Club in St. Paul, MN and will include well over 500 pages of lyrics and close to 100 backup musicians over the course of 4 days.  It's been six years since Mark’s last marathon performance (Marathon 1 happened Sept 10-11 1999, and Marathon 2 took place September 4-6, 2004).

This Piece is representative of one of indie rock's unsung heros life's undertaking.  “This piece is a musical installation of 3 marathons.  Each phase is 26 hours long, like a Marathon is 26 miles.  The first phase is called “A Giant Wave”, the second “Blood Flow” and the 3^rd “Liquid Moth.”  When asked recently if he was planning on setting a world record, Mark declined. “I am not a magician or a stuntman attempting to set a world record.  I am a professional musician.  I seek to expose the raw nerve of creativity itself.”  Humble words from the man known to have performed some of the most memorable live shows over the past decade.