A well-filled club, three outstanding bands and an evening packed with musical diversity: the Frankfurt stop of the Eclipse Europe Tour 2026, featuring Xandria, Secret Rule and Seven Spires, brought a strong dose of symphonic and modern metal to Das Bett. All three bands delivered impressive performances, making this a concert night that offered far more than a typical support package.
Secret Rule: Modern Metal from Italy
Italian band Secret Rule opened the evening with a powerful blend of modern metal, symphonic elements and catchy melodies. Their sound provided a fitting introduction to the night, combining heavy guitar riffs with melodic passages and a contemporary production-oriented approach.


The band made excellent use of its opening slot, warming up the audience and setting the tone for the performances that followed. Secret Rule proved to be a strong addition to the lineup, showing that the opening act was an essential part of the evening rather than just a warm-up.
Seven Spires: Adrienne Cowan’s Extraordinary Vocal Range
Next up were Seven Spires from the United States. Fronted by Adrienne Cowan, the band brought a distinctive mix of technical musicianship, theatrical atmosphere and powerful metal arrangements to the stage.

Cowan was undoubtedly one of the evening’s standout performers. Moving effortlessly between clean vocals, dramatic melodic passages and aggressive growls, she demonstrated an impressive vocal range that gave the band’s music its unmistakable character.
Seven Spires combined complex arrangements and crushing riffs with memorable melodies, balancing technical precision with raw energy. Their performance offered a compelling showcase of the band’s musical versatility and made a strong impression on the Frankfurt audience.
With their dynamic sound and Cowan’s commanding stage presence, Seven Spires delivered a performance that went well beyond the expectations of a support act.
Xandria: Epic Symphonic Metal Takes Center Stage
As the headliners, German symphonic metal veterans Xandria brought the evening to its grand finale. Their music combines orchestral arrangements, powerful guitars and sweeping melodies, creating a cinematic sound that translates particularly well to the live stage.
Frontwoman Ambre Vourvahis played a central role in the band’s performance, bringing versatility and intensity to the songs. The contrast between melodic passages, heavier sections and expansive symphonic arrangements gave the set plenty of dynamics.
In the intimate surroundings of Das Bett, Xandria’s larger-than-life sound met the immediacy of a club show. The result was an engaging live experience that showcased the band’s ability to bring epic musical arrangements into a more compact venue.
A Strong Lineup from Start to Finish
The Frankfurt stop of the Eclipse Europe Tour 2026 demonstrated just how well this lineup works. Secret Rule delivered a convincing opening performance, Seven Spires impressed with their musical complexity and Adrienne Cowan’s exceptional vocals, and Xandria rounded off the evening with their signature symphonic metal sound.
With the club well attended and all three bands delivering performances well above the ordinary, Das Bett provided the perfect setting for a memorable night. For the audience, it was an evening that highlighted three different approaches to heavy music, united by powerful performances, strong melodies and an unmistakable passion for the genre.


One Last Chance: Tour Finale in Hamburg
The Eclipse Europe Tour 2026 comes to an end on Friday, October 23, 2026, in Hamburg. If you live in northern Germany, don’t miss the chance to catch Xandria, Seven Spires and Secret Rule live on stage. With three bands delivering such strong performances, this tour finale promises to be a fitting end to an outstanding run of shows.
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