When does the concert start and when is entry?

Doors open at 18:30, concert begins at 20:00, the end is planned around 22:00.

How much do the tickets cost?

Tickets in Landshut are available from 52.50 Euro, depending on the seating category up to about 62.50 Euro.

Is there a supporting act?

For this date, no supporting act has been officially announced.

How long does the show last?

The show typically lasts around 120 minutes including short setup and applause phases.

How is travel and parking arranged?

Approximately 1,000 parking spaces are available at the Sparkassen-Arena; there is also bus access to the city center and the train station.

Is the location accessible?

The Sparkassen-Arena offers modern infrastructure; specific accessible seats and services can be inquired about directly with the venue or the ticket provider.

Classical shakes: The Dark Tenor ignites rock power in Landshut

Name: The Dark Tenor - Symphonic Evolution in Landshut
Start: 2026-04-11T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-12T00:00:00+02:00
Location: Sparkassen-Arena

Symphonic Evolution in Landshut: Rock meets classical, goosebumps guaranteed

On April 11, 2026, The Dark Tenor, a.k.a. Billy Andrews, will transform the Sparkassen-Arena in Landshut into a sound space between orchestral colors and rock energy. A live atmosphere that captivates: great acoustics, cinematic lighting design, precise synchronization of band and ensemble - a concert experience that intertwines classical masterpieces with modern sounds.

Sound in 3D: When Beethoven meets stadium guitars

The show celebrates the rebellious side of classical music. Melodies by Beethoven, Mozart, and Bach are converted into fresh arrangements, orchestrated with powerful drums, wide guitars, and a voice that effortlessly switches from the bel canto melt to rocking heights. The stage performance focuses on clear dynamic arcs, precise conducting from the center of the band, and a light direction that makes every climax visible.

Audience mood: Tension, calm, outbreak

The set works with contrasts: intimate ballads, then anthemic refrains - the audience mood oscillates between attentive silence and collective outbursts. The arena's acoustics evenly distribute the sound; details like legato lines of strings remain transparent, while the rock section provides pressure.

Expertise you can hear

Andrews' crossover roots in solid training: choir and opera experience meets pop arrangement. This expertise is felt in the timing, breath economy, and balance of registers - a technical foundation that makes the emotional impact possible.

Current repertoire and new album

In addition to fan favorites, new songs from the studio album Symphonic Evolution (release: April 10, 2026) are on the program. Sound aesthetics: orchestral expansiveness, modern beats, cinematic motifs - precisely produced, live with extra punch.

Fans' voices

The reactions online are clear: The Dark Tenor excites his fans.

Instagram: 'Can’t wait to see him live in Landshut!'
YouTube: 'Every show ignites - goosebumps from the first note.'
Facebook: 'This will be my concert of the year!'

Conclusion

Symphonic Evolution delivers a dense live experience: orchestral depth, rock energy, strong visuals. Anyone who wants to know how classical can sound today should experience this show at the Sparkassen-Arena - secure tickets and feel the excitement of the moment live.