In early June 2025, Aemeralds organized sold-out concerts at two of Europe's most prestigious venues: the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg and the Kammermusiksaal of the Berliner Philharmonie. The performances featured artists Gibran Alcocer, Andrea Vanzo, and Yehezkel Raz, showcasing both their most popular songs and collaborative pieces.

The concerts also highlighted the label's collaborative approach, with both setlists including Idea 25 (Gibran Alcocer and Andrea Vanzo) and Komorebi (Andrea Vanzo and Yehezkel Raz), pieces created at an Aemeralds composer camp the previous year. The stage setup, featuring one grand piano alongside a felted upright piano, was specifically designed to showcase the four-handed compositions in a live setting.

These performances demonstrated classical music's potential to reach mainstream audiences. All three artists have collectively reached hundreds of millions of people through social media, particularly younger demographics. This digital success translated directly to the concert halls, creating diverse and notably young audiences. Rather than relying on traditional print advertising, Aemeralds marketed these events through social media campaigns that leveraged the artists' existing reach and strategic influencer partnerships. The sold-out shows exemplified how digital audiences can convert into real-life concertgoers, and that modern classical music is not constrained to a niche fanbase.