For more than four decades, Night of the Proms has been combining classical music with the greatest hits from pop, rock and international light music. Together with the Antwerp Philharmonic Orchestra, the Fine Fleur choir conducted by Alexandra Arrieche, the Night of the Proms backing vocals and the house band Backbone, they create unique reinterpretations of world-famous hits – a concept that delights more than 150,000 visitors across Europe year after year.
“With Holly Johnson, Vanessa Amorosi, Florian Künstler and Indiara Sfair, we are presenting four artists who represent different generations, genres and musical worlds. It is precisely this diversity that has defined Night of the Proms for decades. Together with our orchestra, this creates unique live moments that can only be experienced at Night of the Proms,” says Lukas Hohmeyer, Managing Director of PSE Germany.
Jan Vereecke, founder of Night of the Proms and Managing Director of PSE Belgium, adds: “For over 40 years, Night of the Proms has thrived on musical encounters that cannot be experienced anywhere else in this form. In 2026, we will once again bring together artists from different genres and generations to create a unique concert experience.”
About Night of the Proms
Since 1985, Night of the Proms has been bringing together the worlds of classical music and the greatest hits from pop, rock and international light music. Together with the Antwerp Philharmonic Orchestra, the Fine Fleur choir, the house band Backbone and the Night of the Proms backing vocals, the guest artists perform their most famous songs in orchestral arrangements created especially for Night of the Proms. The combination of symphonic power, modern stage technology and international stars makes Night of the Proms a live experience unique across Europe. Before the start of the German tour, Night of the Proms will be performing on three evenings from 19 to 22 November 2026 at the AFAS Dome in Antwerp. The Belgian line-up will differ in part from the German line-up. Further artist announcements for both markets will follow at a later date.