Steven Wilson

20 Releases I Listened To (A Lot!) This Year Steven Wilson Wrapped!

So here (in no particular order) is Steven’s Record Collection Wrapped, my 20 most played physical record and CD purchases of the year (not all things released in this year, just things I happened to pick up in 2025): news.stevenwilsonhq.com/p/20-release...

I’m not naive enough to think that streaming isn't by a huge margin the dominant platform for music listening in the 21st century, but the relationship between a listener and a physical piece of art is still a magical thing that can never be replaced by ones and zeros streaming off a server.

In fact a massive thumbs up to anyone that bought a physical copy of anyone’s record this year for helping to keep the art of the album alive. 

With many currently posting their 2025 Spotify Wrapped statistics on social media, and artists thanking their listeners for streaming their music, I’d like to take a moment to thank anyone and everyone that actually bought a PHYSICAL COPY of any of my records this year.

Bass Communion/Modelbau ‘Analysis Reveals Nothing of Substance’ - out March 2026

Pre-order here: fourthdimensionrecords.bigcartel.com/product/bass...

After my copy of the EU test pressing of Pink Floyd at Pompeii raised over £800 for charity, now the US version is also up for auction. If you’d like to own this rare piece of Floyd memorabilia, place a bid in the knowledge it’s for a worthy cause! ebay.us/m/GszQ8c

Thank you India, you were incredible! 🇮🇳

🎥 @xo.visuals

I have to love that the Indian 🇮🇳 crowds even sing the counterpoint vocal parts, thank you last night Kolkata, see you tomorrow Bengalaru!

My Dolby Atmos mix for The Who's 1978 album Who Are You was premiered at Dolby in London last week, complete with a Q+A between myself and the rest of the team that worked on the reissue. Naturally everyone attending posed for a photo in Keith Moon's chair from the cover!

The latest episode of my radio show Intrigue will premiere today on SiriusXM at 4pm EST. Listen out for a newly launched email address where you can contact the show with comments or requests. The previous 3 episodes are available online at sxm.app.link/DeepTracksSt...

Remix Wizard Steven Wilson Breaks Down His Work With the Who, the Dead, and the Stones Porcupine Tree founder Steven Wilson is one of the most acclaimed remixers in music, and we spoke to him about some of his most memorable projects.

I discuss my remix work for The Who, The Grateful Dead, Black Sabbath and more with @rollingstone

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/steven-wilson-best-remixes-who-dead-stones-sabbath-1235453878/

Very cool and musically literate guys, plus anyone who shows up wearing a Tangerine Dream Zeit (which as we all know is the greatest album ever made) t-shirt is OK by me!

During the promotion of The Overview, journalists kept telling me about a band that had coincidentally also just released a space themed album with only two 20 min tracks. That band turned out to be Blood Incantation, who had been fans of PT and Bass Communion growing up.

My second solo record Grace for Drowning was released on this day in 2011! At the time I was remixing a lot of early King Crimson and my head was full of that music, so was inspired to make this double album in a similarly dark jazz-tinged progressive rock style.

This coming week there are shows in Detroit, Cleveland, and two nights in both Toronto and Montreal. Don't miss out folks, get your tickets at stevenwilsonhq.com!

More photos from The Overview Tour in North America. If you came to any of the first 7 shows in SF, LA, San Diego, Phoenix, Denver, Minneapolis and Chicago, I hope you it enjoyed it as much as I did!

📸 @debidelgrande

Great food (myself and Rotem had some input into the plant based options), great ambience and great fun! Meanwhile Craig kicked everyone's ass on the simulators.

During Covid I was one of the investors in a F1 racing simulation experience in London. That first @F1Arcade opened in 2022 and has been so successful that it’s now opened venues in the USA. The latest has just opened in Denver, so I took the band over to experience it.

It was myself and Rotem’s sixth anniversary, and even though we couldn’t be together I asked the audience at the Paramount in Denver to help me make this video message for her. I think she liked it!

Listen to the first episode of my new Sirius XM radio show, Intrigue: The Progressive Rock Show with Steven Wilson! New episodes dropping every month 🎙️

https://sxm.app.link/DeepTracksStevenWilson

Steven Wilson Launches New Progressive-Rock Show on Deep Tracks Redefine "progressive" with a journey through boundary-breaking album cuts.

Listen here: https://www.siriusxm.com/blog/steven-wilson-deep-tracks

I'm thrilled to have my own show on @SiriusXM, Intrigue: The Progressive Rock Show, where I'll be covering classics and deep cuts, the old and the new, the obvious and the unexpected. New episodes monthly on Deep Tracks (Ch. 308), stream anytime on the SiriusXM app!

A reminder that I'm bringing The Overview Tour to the USA, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, India and Australia later this year. The reviews from people that saw it in Europe will make it very clear you don't want to miss this spectacular show! Head to stevenwilsonhq.com for tickets.

I am so looking forward to returning to India in November, one of the most inspiring and fascinating places in the world. 4 shows in Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata and Bengaluru are now on sale. I feel this is going to be very special! 🇮🇳

Get tickets 👉 https://stevenwilsonhq.com/tour-dates

Taking a look at the 10th anniversary splatter vinyl edition of my fourth solo album Hand. Cannot. Erase. out 15th August!

Pre-order here: https://stevenwilsontransmission.lnk.to/HCE_10_LP

The story of the past week on tour, told in pictures.

And that’s a wrap on the UK leg of The Overview tour! Thank you to all of you who came to see what I believe is quite a unique concert experience. Now we return to Europe, starting with Amsterdam tonight.

2 hometown shows down, 2 to go. Thank you London!

Thank you to those of you who came to the first London show, I think it went well! The Telegraph

Read the full review here: www.telegraph.co.uk/music/concer...