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16 June 2022 Amsterdam (Netherlands)
Two Steps From Hell live
Thomas Bergersen and Nick Phoenix with orchestra and choir - AFAS Live
Program Info: Two Steps From Hell live. Thomas Bergersen and Nick Phoenix will present their music known not only from blockbusters
Whenever huge emotions, tense anticipation and breathtaking intensity are in the air, the sound of Two Steps from Hell isn't far away. Composers Thomas Bergersen and Nick Phoenix will perform an unique performance with orchestra and choir.
The world’s number one epic music producers and composers, namely Thomas Bergersen and Nick Phoenix, are breaking every streaming and follower record with their California-based production company Two Steps from Hell. With over four billion views on YouTube, one billion plays on other streaming platforms and four platinum albums, Two Steps from Hell are already one of the most successful music entities ever.
With their bombastic sound characterised by ancient chants, titles such as “Protectors of the Earth,” “Heart of Courage,” “Victory” and “Archangel” set the heartbeats of millions of fans racing and perfectly complement the (film) images they accompany. Movie trailers for blockbusters such as “Avengers: Endgame,” “Aquaman” or “Jurassic World,” the opening ceremonies of the Olympic Games and advertisements for many large companies all rely on Two Steps from Hell to guarantee their success.
Two Steps from Hell are going on a live concert tour across Europe with orchestra, choir, and soloists performing their soundtracks. The concert will offer a thrilling show for all the senses – an exciting journey through the world of epic music, fantasy, musical mysticism, and drama with goose bumps guaranteed.
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