SYMPHONIACS – The True Rebels Of Classical Music!

The True Rebels of Classical Music! Europe Tour Classical Music Can Be This Sexy! They have already performed concerts in Tokyo, London, Los Angeles, Milan, Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, and Vienna. Their repertoire ranges from Bach to contemporary club music, and their videos on YouTube have been viewed 30 million times. SYMPHONIACS effortlessly transcend the boundaries between classical and club music, captivating their audience with their virtuosic, high-energy concerts around the world. They remix ANTONIO VIVALDI's "FOUR SEASONS" live with synthetic sounds and beats and reinterpret pieces by DAFT PUNK with classical instruments. Their album spent several weeks in the TOP TEN of the iTunes charts and was represented in the official German Album Charts for 21 weeks. They have already released a series of tracks with Universal Music Germany and Warner Music Japan, including "A SKY FULL OF STARS" (12 million YouTube views), "ANIMALS," and "LEVELS." More reworked classical pieces and new neo-classical compositions, as well as reinterpretations of tracks by DAFT PUNK, CALVIN HARRIS, FAITHLESS, and GIORGIO MORODER followed. Whether at a festival, concert hall, or club, SYMPHONIACS delight their audience with their classical-club mix in every location. Dress code: Casual streetwear and sneakers instead of black evening attire and polished patent leather shoes. With 30 million views and over 90,000 subscribers on YouTube, more than 30,000 fans on Facebook, and 25,000 followers on Instagram, SYMPHONIACS have a steadily growing number of fans around the world. The classical soloists, including the cellist Konstantin Manaev, who has been nominated multiple times for the OPUS KLASSIK and ICMA – INTERNATIONAL CLASSICAL MUSIC AWARD 2023, pianist Philipp Scheucher, a BEETHOVEN PRIZE winner and "BÖSENDORFER ARTIST," as well as the award-winning violinists Johannes Fleischmann and Paul Kopfitsch, impress with their "expressiveness and outstanding stage presence" (electronicbeats.net). Accompanied by electronic sounds and beats, SYMPHONIACS founder, arranger, and electronic artist Andy Leomar has created a new, captivating sound. With concerts in the Philharmonie Munich, Laeiszhalle Hamburg, Alte Oper Frankfurt, Liederhalle Stuttgart, Tokyo International Forum, Bush Hall London, Colosseum Essen, Admiralspalast Berlin, Museumsquartier Vienna, Brucknerhaus Linz, Hofburg Vienna, South Tyrol Festival Merano, and many more, SYMPHONIACS have already thrilled tens of thousands of concertgoers worldwide. This includes the world's largest New Year's Eve concert in front of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin with over 600,000 live attendees and 3.5 million television viewers, as well as performances at the Life Ball in Vienna City Hall, Butterfly Ball in London and Monaco, and also at Exchange LA in Los Angeles.