DragonForce Part Ways with Singer, Seek Replacement

by Ryan Minic | Mar 8, 2010

DragonForce have parted ways with lead singer ZP Theart. The band commented:

“It is with great regret that DragonForce announce a parting of the ways with singer ZP Theart. This is due to insurmountable differences of musical opinion but the rest of the band sincerely wishes ZP great success with his future projects.”

“We are looking for a powerful, melodic singer to write a new chapter of DragonForce with us.” said guitarist Herman Li.

Interested in auditioning for the band? You can do so here.

UPDATE: Not sure why the audition link isn’t working — the band must have taken it down. Keep checking their site.

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