On October 30, Trix in Antwerp hosted an extraordinary night of metal music, with Kamelot headlining the show. The evening began with the high-octane performance of Frozen Crown, an Italian power metal band known for their fast-paced riffs and powerful melodies. Their set was tight and full of energy, captivating the crowd right from the start.

Following Frozen Crown, the stage was taken over by Blackbriar, a Dutch band with a unique gothic twist. Singer Zora Cock entranced the audience with her haunting vocals, weaving a spell of dark, symphonic sounds. Their performance was intense, building up the anticipation for the main act.

The third supporting band was Ad Infinitum, a Swiss symphonic metal group led by the charismatic Melissa Bonny. With her impressive vocal range, she brought power and emotion to their performance. Bonny’s dual role as lead singer for Ad Infinitum and background singer for Kamelot added a unique connection to the night’s lineup.

When Kamelot finally emerged, the crowd erupted. The band opened their set with signature flair, combining powerful visuals and impeccable musicianship. Tommy Karevik’s voice commanded the room, delivering each song with passion and precision. The setlist spanned both classic hits and new material, blending the familiar with the fresh. The band’s performance was enhanced by guitarist Thomas Youngblood and drummer Alex Landenburg, who delivered electrifying solos and tight rhythms. Kamelot‘s mastery of theatrical elements was evident in their use of lights and stage effects, drawing the audience deeper into their world.

Throughout the show, the band’s interaction with the audience was genuine and warm. Karevik created an intimate yet powerful atmosphere that resonated with the fans. Every song felt like a shared experience, as voices joined in unison to sing along. Kamelot‘s set was a perfect blend of grandeur and raw power, illustrating why they are regarded as legends in the symphonic metal genre. The audience’s enthusiasm never wavered, maintaining an electric energy from start to finish. The encore brought the night to a triumphant close, leaving fans wanting more. The collective energy in the room was a testament to the impact of live performances and the bond between artists and fans.

The night ended with resounding cheers and the satisfaction of knowing that Kamelot and their supporting acts had delivered an unforgettable experience. Frozen Crown, Blackbriar, and Ad Infinitum provided the perfect lead-up, making the event a complete package of symphonic and power metal brilliance.