Marianne will perform 'Falling Back' on Later With Jools Holland accompanied by Anna Calvi (guitar, bv's), Ed Harcourt (keyboard), Rob Ellis (drums), Rob McVey (guitar), Johnny Bridgwood (bass). Tune in on BBC TWO 22:00 - 22:30pm. An extra track will be broadcast on the Friday edition of the programme. Don't forget you can always watch later on BBC iPlayer.

Marianne appears in quite a few current publications with nice editorial, talking about her life and career and the forthcoming album Give My Love To London. The publication are as follows. AnOther Magazine A/W14 V Magazine #91 “The Rebel Issue” Purple Fashion #22 VOGUE Italia September Issue

When Marianne curated Innocence and Experience at the Tate Liverpool in 2012, she selected works by some of her favourite artists including two paintings of members of the baader meinhof by Marlene Dumas, and the artist has returned the compliment by painting a portrait of Marianne called "Say It In Broken English". The portrait is included in “Marlene Dumas: The Image ...

This autumn Marianne will kick off a world tour which will last over a year, celebrating a career of fifty years of recording and touring. See our live page for details. Watch the trailer now on our youtube channel.

Marianne has recorded a new album, Give My Love to London, which is due out in September. Produced by Rob Ellis and Dimitri Tikovoi, it features some very special guests. Marianne wrote the lyrics, and the music has been written by Pink Floyd's Roger Waters, Nick Cave, Anna Calvi, Steve Earle, Pat Leonard, and Tom McRae. The band on the album ...

Marianne is Hedi Slimane's new muse for the latest edition of the Saint Laurent Music Project for Autumn / Winter 2014. Hedi is creative director for Saint Laurent and a photographer, and has designed collections inspired by Marianne's style. Marianne follows after musicians Courtney Love, Chuck Berry, Kim Gordon, Marilyn Manson and Christopher Owens, to name a few, who have all ...

Marianne is one of the subjects featured in the latest series of 'Who Do You Think You Are?' where she investigates her mother Eva's early life, as a dancer in 1920s Berlin- the era immortalised in the film Cabaret. Marianne also discovers her half-Jewish mother's precarious existence in Vienna during World War Two and investigates whether there is any truth in ...