Power metal just got a serious upgrade and nobody saw it coming.
Alissa White-Gluz has officially stepped into a brand-new role as the surprise addition to DragonForce, marking a bold new chapter for the high-speed metal legends. The band, known for their lightning fast riffs and over-the-top energy, is now leveling up with their first-ever female vocalist while still keeping long-time frontman Marc Hudson in the lineup.
Founded in 1999 by guitar virtuoso Herman Li, DragonForce built their reputation on pure adrenaline, particularly with their breakout album Inhuman Rampage got legendary status from insane guitar work and gaming fame.
Now, two decades later, the band is celebrating that milestone in style by reinventing themselves. Their upcoming live shows at Welcome To Rockville and Sonic Temple will be the first glimpse of this powerful new lineup in action.
Behind the scenes, the chemistry is already sparking. Li has hinted that bringing Alissa into the fold doesn’t just add another voice it transforms the band’s entire dynamic. And for fans wondering what this means live? Expect something bigger, louder and even more explosive.
Alissa herself seems ready for the challenge, embracing the chance to push her limits and connect with fans through a fresh, high-energy experience.
One thing is clear: DragonForce isn’t just celebrating their past, they’re racing full speed into the future.
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