EINAR SOLBERG (LEPROUS) launches digital deluxe edition of ‘Vox Occulta’

EINAR SOLBERG (LEPROUS) launches digital deluxe edition of ‘Vox Occulta’

Instrumental versions highlight the stunning performance of The Norwegian Radio Orchestra

European headline tour begins 18^th September

Einar Solberg of Leprous is pleased to present a brand new deluxe digital edition of his acclaimed new solo album ‘Vox Occulta’, available to stream and download everywhere here: https://einarsolberg-artist.lnk.to/VoxOcculta-DeluxeEdition-Album

A bold, heavy and symphonic statement, the album was recorded in collaboration with the much-sought-after Norwegian Radio Orchestra. The new deluxe edition features instrumental versions of all the albums tracks, further highlighting the dynamic orchestral performances that are the trademark of the album, and exemplify the cinematic progressive rock tag.

Einar will hit the road for his first ever headline tour in Europe this September, with an expanded live line-up that includes Quentin Godet (Ten56) on guitar, Eero Maijala (Royal Sorrow) on bass, Harrison White (Leprous, Novena) on keyboards & Keli Guðjónsson (Agent Fresco) on drums, as well as the string section of Chris Baum (Bent Knee) on violin and Maya Fridman & Raphael Weinroth-Browne on cello.

18/09 – UK London, The Garage

19/09 – FR Paris, Café de la Danse

20/09 – FR Toulouse, Le Rex

21/09 – FR Biarritz, La Rhapsodie

22/09 – PT Porto, Mouco

23/09 – PT Lisbon, Republica da Musica

25/09 – ES Barcelona, Be Prog! My Friend

26/09 – FR Grenoble, L’amperage

27/09 – DE Cologne, Euroblast Festival

29/09 – PL Krakow, Hype Park

30/09 – DE Berlin, Lido

01/10 – DE Neunkirchen, Gebläsehalle

02/10 – CH Baden, Werkk Kulturlokal

04/10 – NL Baarlo, ProgPower Europe

Tickets: https://ffm.live/einarsolbergeu26

Support on the headline shows comes from Royal Sorrow, Raphael Weinroth-Browne, Jovian Moons.

‘Vox Occulta’ sees Solberg taking a deeply personal approach, having been an avid fan of classical music and soundtracks for more than 20 years. The lyrics are personal as well, and they make ‘Vox Occulta’ something of a thematic follow-up to ‘16’. Where Solberg’s solo debut revisited the death of his father and his past struggles with anxiety, this set is a warts’n’all portrait of himself and how he views the world in 2026.