German gothic metal visionaries Lord of the Lost returned to New York City on January 23, 2026, transforming Irving Plaza into a dark, immersive spectacle of sound, emotion, and visual intensity. Known for their fearless fusion of gothic metal, industrial textures, glam aesthetics, and symphonic elements, the band delivered a performance that was both theatrical and deeply personal.

Led by the commanding presence of Chris Harms, Lord of the Lost blurred the lines between metal concert and dark art performance, combining dramatic lighting, expressive stage movement, and a powerful connection with the audience. Their ability to balance heaviness with vulnerability was on full display, reinforcing why the band has become one of the most distinctive and forward-thinking acts in modern gothic metal.

This photo gallery documents the atmosphere of the night from striking silhouettes and raw emotion to the intricate visual details that define Lord of the Lost’s live identity capturing a band fully in control of its artistic vision and a crowd fully immersed in it.

Lord of the Lost Live at Irving Plaza – January 23, 2026