Xandria

On 12 October 2026, Xandria plays Lido in Berlin. After a long break, the German symphonic metal band rebuilt around founder Marco Heubaum is back with a sharpened direction: sweeping orchestrations, melodic guitars and a front voice able to move from clear melodies to growls without losing intensity. Greek-French singer Ambre Vourvahis anchors this new chapter with a wide range, shifting between rock tones, operatic colors and harsher textures.

On stage, the group treats its tracks like short films: strings, choirs and electronics wrap around tight riffing and precise drums. Expect songs from The Wonders Still Awaiting and the recent Universal Tales EP, alongside earlier material, arranged for maximum impact in a live setting. Xandria plays on contrast—the balance between symphonic layers and metal weight, verses that build into big, cathartic choruses—delivered with control and energy. A set designed to immerse rather than overwhelm, and to show where the band stands today.