On November 1, 2026, Ukrainian electronic musician ODYSSAY took to the stage at London's OVO Arena Wembley for the final concert of the international project SYNTHONY – A Generation of Dance Music European tour. Performing at one of the UK's most recognizable concert venues, which regularly hosts the world's leading industry acts, marks a major milestone in the artist's career and a fitting conclusion to a months-long musical journey across Europe.
Six Cities and a Finale in the UK Capital
The London show marked the culmination of a route that saw ODYSSAY bring his music to six European cities. According to Wave RBC.UA, the artist performed in Prague, Barcelona, Madrid, Rome, Milan, and finally London. Thus, the European leg of the tour spanned four countries—the Czech Republic, Spain, Italy, and the United Kingdom—and concluded at a venue the musician himself described as "a place every artist dreams of."
SYNTHONY: When the Dancefloor Meets a Symphony Orchestra
SYNTHONY is a large-scale international project that merges electronic dance music with orchestral performances. Familiar tracks are given a fresh sound through a live orchestra, vocalists, and DJ sets, all enhanced by spectacular lighting and visual effects. It was in this exact format that ODYSSAY served as a special guest for the final concert, presenting his set to the London audience.
Who is Behind the Stage Name ODYSSAY
Behind the pseudonym ODYSSAY is Ukrainian artist Maksym Yermakov. His musical style has developed at the intersection of melodic techno and progressive house, combining deep basslines, melodic motifs, and cinematic soundscapes. This production approach fits seamlessly into the symphonic dramaturgy of the SYNTHONY project, where electronic beats intertwine with live instruments.
From Kyiv's Sports Palace to Wembley
An important stepping stone toward the London finale was a concert at Kyiv's Sports Palace in February 2026. At that time, ODYSSAY presented his ODA Symphony program to a packed house. This solo project demonstrated the artist's strong demand at home and became part of the broader trajectory that ultimately led the musician to perform at one of Europe's premier arenas.
"A Special Responsibility and a Huge Honor"
ODYSSAY shared his impressions of the London concert immediately after the performance. "Wembley is a place every artist dreams of. Stepping onto this stage was a special responsibility and a huge honor for me. I am deeply grateful to SYNTHONY for this opportunity. Six cities, six major concerts, thousands of people, and a finale in London that I will remember for the rest of my life," the musician said. These words highlight that for the artist, the London finale was far more than just another tour date—it was the culmination of the European chapter of the project.
