NEWS: Naxatras Return to Romania

Greek psychedelic hard rock band Naxatras are set to return to Quantic Club in Bucharest, Romania on 17 October 2025. The show, provided by Cavalleria Events, marks their first appearance in Romania since the release of their ambitious new album, “V”, on 28 February 2025, via Evening Star Records.
Naxatras
The official event poster. Artwork used with respect to the original rights holder [Chris RW]. © Cavalleria Events

Greek psychedelic hard rock band Naxatras are set to return to Quantic Club in Bucharest, Romania on 17 October 2025. The show, provided by Cavalleria Events, marks their first appearance in Romania since the release of their ambitious new album, “V”, on 28 February 2025, via Evening Star Records.

Naxatras

The official event poster. Artwork used with respect to the original rights holder [Chris RW].
© Cavalleria Events

Rich Textures, Analogue Warmth

“V” expands Naxatras’ sonic universe with a bold new sound that leans into progressive rock, world music, and ambient electronics. It’s a conceptual journey through the mythic world of Narahmon – featuring the emergence of the Spacekeeper character – and showcases a band pushing boundaries both thematically and musically.

With a mindset rooted in constant experimentation and evolution as a creative process, Naxatras let their ideas simmer until the right moment came to bring them to life. Now, those fragments have fully taken shape – refined by the band’s matured approach to composition.

Their current line-up includes a dedicated keyboardist and an expanded range of percussion, allowing the band to embrace a richer, more layered production style. The result? A sound that fuses analogue warmth with newfound clarity and complexity.

Naxatras – Over a Decade of Growth

The Greek band’s melodies merge heady psych with groove-laden rhythms, hefty riffs, and sprawling, melodic guitar solos – all delivered with a distinctly ’70s sonic flavour.

Formed in 2012, they recorded their debut album in 2015 – live, in a single day, using only analogue gear for every stage: recording, mixing and mastering. That self-titled release quickly became a standout in the scene, drawing acclaim from critics and fans alike.

2016 brought their second album – “II” – along with a companion EP. The following year saw the single “All the Stars Collide Into a Single Ray”, and the start of recording sessions for “III”, again done entirely live and analogue. It dropped in 2018, followed by a live album from a sold-out show at Athens’ iconic Gagarin 205.

For their fourth studio effort, the band brought in multi-instrumentalist Pantelis Kargas on keys and synths. The artwork – as with all their albums – was handled by longtime visual collaborator Chris RW. “IV” was released on 25 February 2022.

They’ve since earned a strong live reputation, merging psychedelic and progressive rock with stoner, funk, jazz, electronic and Eastern-trippy elements for a full-sensory experience. Extensive touring followed – across most of Europe, with stops at Desertfest, O.Z.O.R.A. Festival, Dunajam and even a tour through Australia.

Naxatras

Naxatras
© Dimitris Kavoukidis

Members of Naxatras

John Delias – guitar and vocals;
John Vagenas – bass and vocals;
Kostas Charizanis – drums and percussion;
Pantelis Kargas – keyboards and synthesisers.

Naxatras

Naxatras
© Dimitris Kavoukidis

Follow Naxatras!

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuAr8XjwW6Novgp0aleyPww;

Bandcamp: https://naxatras.bandcamp.com/;

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6HN1s0JzLowapZ7nhOAJ71;

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/naxatras/;

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/naxatras.

Tickets

IaBilet: https://www.iabilet.ro/bilete-naxatras-in-quantic-club-112468/.

The Event on Social Media

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/29758032047173992.

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