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Arch Enemy’s Alissa White-Gluz joined Dragonforce on stage for a Taylor Swift rendition

Author Hernan Osuna - 7.11.2023

Power metal band Dragonforce performed in Quebec City on November 5. During the show, a guest star was spotted on stage when Alissa White-Gluz, the lead singer of Swedish melodic death metal outfit Arch Enemy, took the stage.

With White-Gluz, Dragonforce performed a version of pop star Taylor Swift’s song “Wildest Dreams“. You can see video footage of the performance below.

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Arch Enemy perform a full instrumental set without lead singer Alissa White-Gluz out for an ear infection

On December 3rd at El Foro Jai Alai in Tijuana, Mexico, Arch Enemy performed a whole concert without Alissa White-Gluz, as the singer fell “very sick” and was unable to accompany her comrades. The band’s 18-date tour in Mexico, which began on November 12 in Toluca and is set to conclude on December 11 in...

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Arch Enemy released the title track of their upcoming album “Blood Dynasty”

Swedish metal band Arch Enemy has released the title single of their upcoming album “Blood Dynasty” alongside with a music video. The band’s 12th album will be released on March 28th, 2025 via Century Media Records. “The third single from our upcoming album has arrived, and it’s the title track: Blood Dynasty! This one shifts gears...

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Arch Enemy announce tour for 2025 with Amorphis, Eluveitie and Gatecreeper

The “European Blood Dynasty 2025 Tour” has been announced by US, Canadian, and Swedish extreme metal giants Arch Enemy. Amorphis, Eluveitie, and Gatecreeper will provide support for the journey, which will begin on October 10 in Stuttgart, Germany, and end on December 15 in Düsseldorf, Germany. Oct. 10 – Schleyerhalle, Stuttgart, DEOct. 11 – Jahrhunderthalle,...

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In Flames, Arch Enemy and Soilwork ignite the Helsinki Ice Hall on fire with explosive sets: Watch our photo gallery from the show

In Flames showed us an amazing show in front of audience at the Helsinki Ice Hall, Finland, November 5th. Arch Enemy and Soilwork set the house on fire before  In Flames jumped on stage and delivered a killer set. You can check out the photo galleries from the show below: Soilwork Arch Enemy In Flames AJ Johansson...

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Massive Nordic Blast – check out the gallery of Arch Enemy, In Flames and Soilwork tearing down the Zenith of Paris

On the 8th of October the Zenith arena of Paris was taken by a Nordic storm as the mastodonths of Swedish melodic death metal –Soilwork, In Flames and Arch Enemy – united for a “Rising from the North” tour were sharing the stage that night. Soilwork were opening the show, shaking up the audience with...

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Sick New World festival unveils the bill for the 2025 edition

The 2025 Sick New World festival roster, which includes Metallica, Linkin Park, and many other fantastic acts, was just revealed. One of the bands will be performing for the first time since 1997. The festival will mark its third iteration after making its debut in May 2023 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Las Vegas Festival...

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A Scandinavian metal masterclass: Arch Enemy and In Flames at Manchester Academy, UK

The Swedish metal scene has long been renowned by melodic death metal, which combines aggression with intricate melodies. With the recent tour celebrating this particular Scandinavian smorgasbord of the genre’s most influential bands, together they represents a significant part to the evolution and global appeal of this musical style. The sold-out Manchester Academy, filled to...

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Arch Enemy premiere a new song “Liars & Thieves” live in Scotland

During their current UK/European tour, Swedish melodic death metallers Arch Enemy have been performing their as-yet-unreleased new song, “Liars & Thieves.” The group’s upcoming twelfth studio album, “Blood Dynasty,” which Century Media recently announced would be released on March 28th, ends with that song. The band has played this song several times since adding it...

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