Lord of the Lost

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About the Event

Prepare for an electrifying evening as the formidable force of German gothic metal, Lord of the Lost, descends upon Madrid! On Tuesday, 14th April 2026, Sala BUT will be the crucible for a night of raw energy, dark anthems, and an unforgettable live experience. This is more than just a concert; it’s a pilgrimage for the devoted, a chance to immerse yourself in the captivating and often theatrical world that Lord of the Lost masterfully crafts. Fresh from conquering stages across Europe and beyond, the band brings their signature blend of powerful riffs, poignant lyricism, and a stage presence that commands attention. Whether you’re a long-time follower or new to their compelling sound, this is your opportunity to witness one of the most dynamic and exciting acts in modern gothic and industrial metal.

About Lord of the Lost

Emerging from Hamburg, Germany, in 2007, Lord of the Lost has carved a significant niche for themselves in the global alternative music scene. Fronted by the charismatic and versatile Chris “The Lord” Harms, the band has consistently evolved, pushing the boundaries of gothic, industrial, and symphonic metal with each release. Their journey has been marked by a relentless dedication to their craft, resulting in a diverse discography that showcases their ability to blend brutality with beauty, aggression with introspection.

From their early, more raw releases like “Fears” and “Antagony,” they demonstrated a potent cocktail of catchy hooks and dark, driving rhythms. Their breakthrough album, “From the Dead” (2015), solidified their reputation with tracks like the anthemic “Drag Me to Hell,” a fan favourite that perfectly encapsulates their melodic yet powerful sound. Subsequent albums have seen them explore more experimental territories, incorporating orchestral arrangements and a broader sonic palette. “Thornstar” (2018) delved deeper into a more epic and fantasy-inspired realm, while “Judas” (2021) was a bold concept album that explored the controversial biblical figure through a modern metal lens, featuring acclaimed singles such as “My Constellation” and “Born with a Curse.”

Their latest critically acclaimed work, “Blood & Glitter” (2023), further cemented their status. This album saw them embracing a more flamboyant and theatrical aesthetic, culminating in a dazzling Eurovision participation with the track “Blood & Glitter,” a testament to their ability to capture attention on a global stage. Lord of the Lost are known for their incredibly tight musicianship, Harms’ distinctive vocal delivery that can shift from guttural roars to hauntingly melodic passages, and a stage show that is as visually arresting as it is sonically potent. They have built a fervent fanbase through their unwavering commitment to authenticity and their ability to connect with audiences on a deeply emotional level, making their live performances essential viewing for any aficionado of dark and powerful music.

Venue Information

Sala BUT, located in the vibrant heart of Madrid, is a renowned live music venue celebrated for its intimate atmosphere and excellent acoustics. It has become a go-to destination for touring bands and local artists alike, offering a fantastic setting for fans to get up close and personal with their favourite acts. The venue is equipped to handle a variety of musical genres, ensuring that the raw power and intricate details of Lord of the Lost’s performance will be delivered with stunning clarity. Its accessible location makes it easy to reach, and the dedicated staff are committed to providing a safe and enjoyable experience for all attendees. For complete venue details, see our venue guide.

What to Expect

Prepare for a journey into the darker, more exhilarating corners of heavy music. Lord of the Lost are not merely performers; they are storytellers, conjurers of atmosphere, and masters of dynamic stagecraft. Their live shows are a carefully curated experience designed to envelop the audience in their unique sonic tapestry.

You can anticipate a setlist that masterfully balances their most beloved anthems with tracks from their critically acclaimed recent albums. Expect to be swept away by the sheer force of “Drag Me to Hell,” a track that never fails to ignite the crowd. The intricate melodies and driving rhythm of “My Constellation” will undoubtedly resonate, showcasing their ability to craft songs that are both powerful and deeply moving. The flamboyant energy and infectious chorus of “Blood & Glitter” are guaranteed to have the room singing along, embodying the band’s current bold artistic statement. You can also expect to hear fan favourites that have defined their career, potentially including anthems from “Thornstar” or their earlier, more aggressive material, demonstrating the breadth of their musical evolution.

Lord of the Lost’s performance style is a captivating blend of raw energy and theatrical flair. Chris “The Lord” Harms commands the stage with an undeniable presence, his vocals shifting effortlessly from guttural growls to soaring, melodic passages that pierce through the sonic intensity. The band members are a cohesive unit, delivering tight, powerful musicianship that drives their sound forward. Visuals play a crucial role in their shows, with thoughtful lighting and stage design enhancing the mood and themes of their music, often creating a palpable sense of drama and intensity. They are known for their ability to create an intimate connection with their audience, fostering a sense of shared experience and catharsis. The duration of the show will typically be around 90 to 120 minutes, offering ample time to delve deep into their extensive catalogue and witness the full spectrum of their captivating performance.

FAQs

Q1: What is Lord of the Lost’s musical style? Lord of the Lost are known for their unique and evolving blend of gothic metal, industrial metal, and symphonic metal. Their sound is characterised by powerful guitar riffs, driving rhythms, melodic hooks, and often incorporates atmospheric keyboards and orchestral elements. Chris “The Lord” Harms’ versatile vocal style ranges from aggressive growls to hauntingly beautiful clean singing.

Q2: Can I expect to hear their Eurovision song, “Blood & Glitter”? Absolutely! Given its significant impact and the band’s recent artistic direction, “Blood & Glitter” is a regular and highly anticipated feature in their live sets. It’s a prime example of their current, more flamboyant and theatrical approach.

Q3: How does a Lord of the Lost live show typically feel? Lord of the Lost’s live shows are renowned for their high energy, dark atmosphere, and theatrical presentation. Expect a powerful, immersive experience where the band connects deeply with the audience through their music and stage presence. It’s often described as both intense and cathartic.

Q4: Is Lord of the Lost known for any specific stage theatrics? Yes, the band incorporates visual elements into their performances to enhance the mood and themes of their music. While specific theatrics can vary, they are known for their distinctive stage attire, compelling lighting design, and an overall theatrical flair that complements their sound.

Q5: What kind of songs should I expect in the setlist besides recent hits? While newer material like “Blood & Glitter” and tracks from “Judas” are often featured, Lord of the Lost also draws from their extensive back catalogue. Fan favourites like “Drag Me to Hell,” “Sell Your Soul,” and anthems from albums like “Thornstar” are frequently included, providing a comprehensive overview of their career.

Q6: Is Lord of the Lost an interactive band with their audience? Definitely. Chris “The Lord” Harms is adept at engaging with the crowd, fostering a strong sense of community and shared experience during their concerts. They aim to create a connection that goes beyond just listening to music, making the audience feel like an integral part of the performance.