DragonForce recently announced their first album with new singers Alissa White-Gluz and Alessio Garavello and unveiled its lead single, ‘Hunger Of The Beast,’ in a statement shared on Instagram.
The statement focused on the release of the new single and details about their upcoming album and tour.
“It’s here! ‘Hunger of the Beast’ is out now, only on YouTube,” the band said. “Streaming everywhere this Thursday!”
They also shared details about their upcoming album and tour.
“This is the lead single from ‘DragonForce,’ our 10th album, which drops March 19th, 2027,” they continued. “Pre-order now via Napalm Records. US/Canada tour tickets are also on sale now.”
This announcement marks a new chapter for the band with their updated lineup.
The single arrives as DragonForce move into a new lineup and a new album cycle, and the changes behind the microphone are significant. White-Gluz is now listed as the band’s new vocalist and frontwoman, while a separate announcement names Garavello as the male vocalist for the new album and tour run. That pairing gives the group a dual-vocal setup heading into its next release.
Garavello is a longtime friend of the band and Marc Hudson’s former vocal coach, stepping in while Hudson takes time away due to tinnitus. The band confirmed the arrangement in its own words.
“Joining us for the next chapter is our longtime friend and Marc’s former vocal coach, Alessio Garavello,” the band said. “He will be handing the male vocals supporting frontwoman Alissa White-Gluz.”
The upcoming record extends DragonForce’s run as one of power metal’s most recognizable acts. DragonForce will arrive on March 19, 2027 via Napalm Records, marking the band’s first full-length with White-Gluz and Garavello, with the record produced by Jens Bogren and recorded across the US, UK, Canada and Sweden.
The band has framed the new material in ambitious terms. The group described the album as “unlike any Dragonforce album you’ve ever heard, and unlike any metal albums out there.”
Live dates are already in motion alongside the album rollout. The band is preparing a North American tour tied to the 20th anniversary of Inhuman Rampage, with dates set across the US and Canada later this year, positioning the run as a live celebration of the band’s catalog while they roll out their next album cycle.
