DragonForce have released ‘Neverending Nightmare’, pairing Alissa White-Gluz and Alessio Garavello on the second single from their forthcoming self-titled album, with the video arriving ahead of its streaming release.
The clip is available on YouTube now, while the song reaches streaming services on Thursday, November 12th. It follows September’s ‘Hunger Of The Beast’, with both songs appearing on DragonForce’s tenth studio album, due Friday, March 19th, 2027 via Napalm Records.
Running beyond six minutes, ‘Neverending Nightmare’ opens with White-Gluz’s clean vocals before moving through harsher passages and extended guitar solos from Herman Li and Sam Totman. Dan Masso directed the video, which arrives just ahead of the band’s North American tour.
Watch DragonForce’s ‘Neverending Nightmare’ Video
White-Gluz made her live debut with DragonForce in May, but the vocal lineup has changed again since then. In September, the band confirmed that Marc Hudson would step back from the new album and their 2026/2027 touring plans because of ongoing tinnitus, with Garavello taking on vocal duties alongside White-Gluz.
Garavello already had a long connection with the group, having been both a friend of the band and Hudson’s vocal coach. Hudson remains involved behind the scenes, working with management, and Li said protecting his hearing was the priority.
Discussing the album when it was announced, White-Gluz said: “I think this new combo of speed and ferocity is refreshing and exciting. It’s going to be so much fun to perform live.”
Jens Bogren produced the record, which was recorded across the US, UK, Canada and Sweden, with artwork by Mark Riddick. Alongside the two singers, the lineup features Li, Totman, bassist Alicia Vigil, drummer Gee Anzalone and guitarist Billy Wilkins.
The North American tour begins in San Diego on Friday, November 13th, celebrating 20 years of Inhuman Rampage with support from Ensiferum and Rhapsody Of Fire. The US and Canadian dates run through to December 13th in Los Angeles, before DragonForce head to Europe and the UK in April and May.
Pre-orders for DragonForce are open now, with the album available on vinyl, CD and digitally.
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