— 01The story

From an Athens rehearsal room to the Wacken field

Andry did not arrive in metal through a casting. She built a band, fronted it, and kept singing the blues that got her there in the first place.

Athens at night, warm lit facades and the Acropolis in the distance
— 02 / The road
Milestones

Twelve years,
one voice

Every station below is documented — records, releases, tours and festivals that actually happened. No invented history, no borrowed credits.

  1. 2012

    The Harps

    Andry founds the band The Harps in Athens and fronts it as singer and driving force. The band signs to Sleaszy Rider Records — the first time her voice leaves Greece on a record.

    An electric guitar leaning against an amplifier in a rehearsal room
  2. 2017

    The Voice of Greece — "Burn"

    Her blind audition with Deep Purple's "Burn" passes a million views. Overnight, a Greek metal singer is a name people outside the scene can place.

    Macro of a vinyl record groove with the stylus sitting in the track
  3. 2021

    Pyramid — "Stigma"

    The US progressive metal project Pyramid releases “Stigma” with Andry and Tim “Ripper” Owens sharing the vocals. The collaboration puts her on international metal press for the first time.

    Faders and knobs of an analogue mixing console in a recording studio
  4. Touring

    Malmsteen · Ellefson · Wacken

    The touring years: European dates alongside Yngwie Malmsteen, the Kings of Thrash run with David Ellefson, and a performance at Wacken Open Air — the largest metal festival in the world.

    A festival crowd filling the field in front of the stage at dusk
  5. 2024

    "Skies" — the solo debut

    On 16 February 2024 Andry releases her debut solo album "Skies" on her own label, Baby Mistress Records. Written with Ron Wasserman, it is the record where metal and blues finally stand in the same song.

    A condenser microphone and pop filter in a treated vocal booth
The HarpsPyramidBaby Mistress RecordsWacken Open AirSkies
The HarpsPyramidBaby Mistress RecordsWacken Open AirSkies
— 03What the voice does

Why bands
call her

  • Metal power

    A belt that sits on top of down-tuned guitars without thinning out — the part of the chorus people sing back at you in the third row.

  • Blues phrasing

    The reason a line sounds lived rather than performed. Behind the beat, dirty on the ends, and never the same twice.

  • Stage discipline

    Rehearsed, in-ear ready, on time for soundcheck. Festival production teams get a professional, not a diva.

  • Studio speed

    Comped, tuned and delivered as stems within five to ten working days — with two revision rounds already priced in.

Press & interviews

Journalists, promoters and labels asking for a biography, photos or a press kit: write to the booking desk and you get the current material as a single download — bio in long and short form, high-res images and the credit list.

From the story to the stage

Andry — logo

If the road so far sounds like the voice your record or your festival needs — the next step is one short form.