Falk Ullmann - Vocals & Keys
Ruediger Zaczyk - Guitars & Vocals
Lutz Beberweil - Bass & Vocals
Thomas Dumke - Drums & Keys

Rising from the ashes of the German neoprogs "Ulysses", the initial line-up of the band was formed in 2002. In 2004, the album "Nerotica" was released, followed by a series of very successful club gigs and enthusiastic reviews.
During a phase of musical reorientation the band split up in 2005 and band members went separate ways with their own projects. However, there was still creative energy burning within the core of the band which resulted in an intensive search and audition process and Neronia reformed in 2006. The new line-up started working on their own musical identity, going beyond what Neronia had done before. In 2008, Neronia released "Blue Circled" which was recognized widely by the international rock community and was nominated in two categories for the Italian 2009 Progressive Rock Awards amongst other awards.
The production process of the third album "Limnotapes" began shortly after. "Limnotapes" has been chosen as the NewEARS album of the month in July 2014, followed by many positive reviews in various famous magazines like Classic Rock Society, Eclipsed or PowerPlay.
Following the departure of keyboard player Mike Stone and some live gigs in the newly established quartet line-up, the songwriting for the next CD progressed so fast that, only one year after releasing "Limnotapes", the band proudly presented their fourth CD called "Nero" in December 2015. The music video for the signature ballad on the album, "Raindrops", was nominated as finalist during the Berlin Music Video Awards 2016 in the Category "Videoshop".
In March 2017, Neronia released their fifth album "Pure" as an unplugged album. Selected songs from the last four albums were included, as well as a new song in an unplugged format segueing directly into the full-blown concept album "Second World", which was released in January 2020.
After yet another line-up change, when long-time drummer Dirk Hartel left the band to be replaced by Thomas Dumke, Neronia quickly accustomed to new ways of working considering the pandemic situation starting in spring 2020 and previewed some music videos and live cuts of new songs and fresh renditions of Neronia classics prior to releasing the new album "On Through The Night" in September 2021.
2022 and 2023 saw the band embarking on several live shows in support of the album before finishing recordings for the 2023 online release "Phoenix".
In the fall of 2024, the band released the follow-up EP "Once in a lifetime", followed by the new EP "Two Lives" in 2026, now available on all streaming platforms.