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DRAGONFORCE Guitarist Talks Gear During Italian Workshop Tour

March 26, 2010

Mogar Music has uploaded a 10-minute video report shot during the Italian leg of DRAGONFORCE guitarist Herman Li's European workshop tour, which kicked off on March 9 in Rotterdam, Holland. Watch the clip below.

DRAGONFORCE recently parted ways with lead singer ZP Theart"due to insurmountable differences of musical opinion," according to a statement released by the British extreme epic power metal band.

While the creative core members have begun writing the fifth album, they have also started a worldwide search for a new vocalist.

"We are looking for a powerful, melodic singer to write a new chapter of DRAGONFORCE with us," stated Herman Li.

Anyone wishing to audition for the vacant position should apply by following the instructions at this location.

DRAGONFORCE's latest album, 2008's "Ultra Beatdown", sold 24,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release to debut at position No. 18 on The Billboard 200 chart.

DRAGONFORCE had its first two studio albums — "Valley Of The Damned" and "Sonic Firestorm" — reissued on February 22, 2010 via Spinefarm Records U.K. Both titles were made available with updated packaging and bonus audio/DVD content, some of it exclusive to these releases.

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