From powerful to ethereal, breath-taking to haunting, Karnataka’s music combines a widescreen cinematic vision with epic symphonic rock soundscapes taking you on a never to be forgotten journey.
Winning plaudits from Radio 2’s Bob Harris, prog icon Rick Wakeman and many others, Karnataka’s storming live performances have entranced and captivated audiences across the UK, Europe and the USA and seen them perform alongside prestigious artists such as Robert Plant and Steven Wilson.
Multiple award winners, Karnataka embark on a nationwide tour in 2022 with a line-up featuring founder member and bassist Ian Jones, the beautiful voice of new vocalist Sertari, virtuoso keyboard player Gonzalo Carrera, stunning lead guitarist Luke Machin and the exceptional drumming of dynamic sticks man Chris Allan.
Expect classic tracks from past albums and brand-new material.
Dates & Times
Derby Hall @ The Met
£17 doors / £15 advance (inc fees)
£2 advance booking discount before 5pm on the day of the show; the discount applies once you put your tickets in the cart
Reviews
“Sublimely atmospheric. Unashamedly epic. A sense of power and drama hitherto unequalled. A genuinely potent force.”
Prog magazine
“The most uplifting progressive rock music you could ask for, intelligent well structured numbers, soaring guitar work, beautiful vocals. Ambitious. Dramatic, exotic and lushly textured. Dazzling.”
Get Ready to Rock
“A tapestry of kaleidoscopic sounds reminiscent of Pink Floyd and Marillion.”
Metal Force
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