
Leprous: An Evening of Atonement
Music
Overview
Following their latest, acclaimed 8th studio album, “Melodies of Atonement” (2024), Leprous took to the stage of Poppodium 013 in Tilburg, The Netherlands on 7 February 2025 for one of the biggest and most explosive shows of their career to date. 15 years since first performing there as an opener, they returned for their own triumphant concert, playing two career-spanning sets captured on camera by director Paul M. Green and released under the title, “An Evening of Atonement”.
Top Cast
Einar Solberg
Einar Solberg
Lead Vocals, Keyboards
Einar Solberg
Lead Vocals, Keyboards
Tor Oddmund Suhrke
Tor Oddmund Suhrke
Guitars, Backing Vocals
Tor Oddmund Suhrke
Guitars, Backing Vocals
Robin Ognedal
Robin Ognedal
Guitars, Backing Vocals
Robin Ognedal
Guitars, Backing Vocals
Baard Kolstad
Baard Kolstad
Drums
Baard Kolstad
Drums
Simen Børven
Simen Børven
Bass, Backing Vocals
Simen Børven
Bass, Backing Vocals
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