BEYOND THE BLACK Announce European Headline Tour for March

German symphonic metal band BEYOND THE BLACK have announced an extensive European headline tour launching in March 2026 in direct support of their sixth studio album "Break The Silence," dropping January 9 via Nuclear Blast. The comprehensive tour will bring vocalist Jennifer Haben and her talented bandmates across Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Poland, and several other European countries, delivering their distinctive and crowd-pleasing blend of symphonic grandeur, orchestral drama, and heavy metal power to fans across the continent in the most extensive headline run of their career to date. The band has been building a fiercely loyal and rapidly growing European fanbase over the past decade with their unmistakable signature sound, which seamlessly combines sweeping orchestral arrangements and cinematic atmospherics with driving metal riffs and Haben's powerful, dynamic, and remarkably versatile vocal performances. Since their formation in Mannheim in 2014, BEYOND THE BLACK have released a string of increasingly successful and critically praised albums that have charted consistently and impressively in the German-speaking markets while earning them a well-deserved reputation as one of the most dynamic and entertaining live acts in the symphonic metal genre. Haben, whose commanding stage presence, impressive vocal range, and natural charisma have drawn favorable comparisons to genre icons like Tarja Turunen, Floor Jansen, and Simone Simons, has firmly established herself as one of the leading and most recognizable voices in modern symphonic metal. Her remarkable ability to seamlessly transition between powerful clean vocals, aggressive delivery, and delicate emotional passages gives BEYOND THE BLACK a versatility that distinctly sets them apart from many of their contemporaries. Support acts for the tour will be announced in the coming weeks. "Break The Silence" explores themes of communication, inner strength, resilience, and reconnection.