Leprous in concert at Salle Pleyel in Paris in January 2025

Two years after their concert at the Salle Pleyel, Norwegians Leprous are announcing their return to the capital's finest venue, to once again delight the ears of their French fans. Mark your calendars: the Scandinavians await you at the Salle Pleyel for an exclusive date scheduled for Friday, January 17, 2025. In addition to the French capital, Leprous are planning 6 other concerts in Europe, with stops in Madrid, London, Warsaw, Tilburg, Cologne and Oslo. Tickets for the Leprous concert in Paris will be available from 10 a.m. on Friday June 28, 2024.

This was an opportunity for the band - now made up ofEinar Solberg (synthesizer/vocals), Tor Oddmund Suhrke (guitar), Simen Børven (bass), Robin Ognedal (guitar) and Baard Kolstad (drums) - to present their fans with tracks from their new opus,"Melodies of Atonement".

To be released on August 30, 2024, this album follows on from"Aphelion", which featured the singles"Castaway Angels","Running Low" and"The Silent Revelation". This time around, Leprous has a few surprises in store for us with this new record, as"Melodies of Atonement" is billed as"the most bewitching and hard-hitting to date". To keep us waiting, the Norwegian combo unveils a first single entitled"Silently Walking Alone". The track is described by the band as"electronic, epic, simplistic and heavy".

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To celebrate the release of this new album, Leprous has announced an exclusive 7-date tour of Europe. And good news for French fans: Paris is on the program! To see them live in Paris, head to the Salle Pleyel on January 17. Needless to say, Leprous ' Paris set promises to be beautiful, epic and explosive!

Salle Pleyel: a must-see venue in Paris
Located in Paris's 8th arrondissement, the Salle Pleyel is a must-see venue originally dedicated to symphonic concerts, but now devoted to contemporary music. Opened in 1927, it has played host to some of the greatest names in music, and its Art Deco style is as seductive as ever! [Read more]