2000s Rock Band Announces First North America Tour With New Singer
ragonForce, the band behind the hit track "Through the Fire and Flames," delivered an exciting announcement as they officially announced an upcoming North American tour.
The British power metal band, composed of Marc Hudson as the lead vocalist, Herman Li and Sam Totman on lead and rhythm guitars, Luigi "Gee" Anzalone on drums and Alicia Vigil on bass, is gearing up for a string of shows in celebration of the 20th anniversary of their third studio album, Inhuman Rampage.
The tour, scheduled for this Fall, will kick off on Nov. 13 in San Diego, California, before wrapping up in Los Angeles on Dec. 13 after 22 shows across major cities in the U.S. and selected cities in Canada.
The highly anticipated tour promises a mix of "fan favorites and brand new songs."
Interestingly, the announcement didn't just end there as DragonForce unveiled a bold change to their lineup.
The upcoming Fall 2026 North American tour will feature new frontwoman Alissa White-Gluz.
The former Arch Enemy member will join DragonForce's longtime vocalist Marc Hudson, who has been with the band since 2011 after replacing the band's original frontman ZP Theart.
"As a long-time fan of DragonForce, having seen them in concert multiple times over the last 20 years, I am beyond excited to be bringing such iconic music to life with these amazingly skilled musicians in such a fun and inspiring environment," White-Gluz shared as mentioned in the post, adding "It feels great to showcase all the colours of my voice in technically challenging, deeply energizing, highly addictive songs. Creating and performing with musicians who deeply care about the music and concerts as much as I do is so refreshing."
Before the new frontwoman, the band also updated its lineup with Vigil joining as a full-time member in 2022 after serving as DragonForce's touring bassist.
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This story was originally published May 28, 2026 at 9:07 AM.