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| Avantasia | |
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 Avantasia performing in Lorelei, Frg, in 2016 | |
| Groundwork information | |
| Origin | Federal republic of germany |
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| Associated acts | Edguy |
| Website | world wide web |
| Members | Tobias Sammet Sascha Paeth Miro Felix Bohnke |
| Past members | Meet: Members |
Avantasia is a German supergroup metallic opera project created by Tobias Sammet, vocalist of the band Edguy. It has been characterized as a rock opera, as it features the contributions of various vocalists and musicians and it consists of concept albums.
Conceived in 1999 as studio-only, ii-anthology project,[i] Avantasia has since released half dozen other studio albums and has toured the earth multiple times. It can exist divided into four periods of activity. The first, 1999–2002, saw the release of a self-titled unmarried and the total-length albums The Metal Opera and The Metal Opera Part Two. The 2d, 2006–2011, consists of the EPs Lost in Space Part I & Two and The Wicked Trilogy, equanimous of the albums The Scarecrow, The Wicked Symphony and Angel of Babylon. The third, 2013–2016, includes the albums The Mystery of Time and Ghostlights. The fourth period began with the release of the Moonglow album in 2019.[ii]
Some of the guest vocalists and musicians that have been featured on Avantasia are Michael Kiske, Jørn Lande, Alice Cooper, Klaus Meine, Dee Snider, Hansi Kürsch, Jon Oliva, Biff Byford, Joe Lynn Turner, Tim "Ripper" Owens, Geoff Tate, Kai Hansen, Rudolf Schenker, Bruce Kulick, Sascha Paeth, Eric Vocaliser, Eric Martin, Bob Catley, Roy Khan, Russell Allen, Marko Hietala, Henjo Richter, Markus Grosskopf, Timo Tolkki, Jens Johansson, Rob Rock, David DeFeis, Andre Matos, Sharon den Adel, Arjen Anthony Lucassen, Ronnie Atkins, Oliver Hartmann, Candice Night and Amanda Somerville.
History [edit]
The Metal Operas (1999–2002) [edit]
In Spring 1999, during Edguy'southward 'Theater of Conservancy' tour, Tobias Sammet began to outline his ideas for a metal opera concept album featuring a number of guest musicians. When the tour finished, he began collaborating with metal vocalists like Michael Kiske, Andre Matos, Kai Hansen, Rob Stone, David Defeis, Sharon den Adel, Bob Catley and Oliver Hartmann to record the project. At this stage the core band consisted of four members, Sammet on keyboards, Henjo Richter on guitar, Markus Grosskopf on bass and Alex Holzwarth on drums. In 2001, a self-titled unmarried and the showtime total-length album, The Metal Opera, were released.[3] The project went on hiatus after the release of The Metal Opera Part II in September 2002.
The Wicked Trilogy (2006–2011) [edit]
At the end of 2006, Sammet confirmed the rumours of a tertiary Avantasia album, due for release in 2008. Two EPs named Lost in Space Part I and Role Ii were released on 19 November 2007, while the full-length album, The Scarecrow, was released on 25 January 2008. The Scarecrow marked the first chapter of "The Wicked Trilogy" concept and was besides the starting time of many Avantasia releases to feature Sascha Paeth on the role of main guitarist and producer.[iv] The album included guest performances by drummer Eric Singer, guitarists Henjo Richter and Rudolf Schenker and singers Jørn Lande, Michael Kiske, Bob Catley, Alice Cooper, Roy Khan, Amanda Somerville and Oliver Hartmann.[5]
Later on the release of The Scarecrow, Tobias Sammet was invited to perform a headlining evidence at Wacken Open Air, an offer that producer/guitarist Sascha Paeth convinced him to accept. That led to 13 shows between v July and 13 August. The shows at Masters of Rock and Wacken Open Air were recorded and the live DVD The Flying Opera, based on the footage, was released in March 2011. The line-up for the curt tour consisted of Tobias Sammet, Andre Matos, Jørn Lande, Kai Hansen, Bob Catley, Amanda Somerville, Cloudy Yang, Sascha Paeth, Oliver Hartmann, Robert Hunecke, Miro and Felix Bohnke (Edguy).
In November 2009, Sammet announced that he was recording ii new albums, The Wicked Symphony and Affections of Babylon, to be released on 3 April 2010.[6] The concept of the albums was a continuation of The Scarecrow story and these three albums together are ofttimes referred to equally "The Wicked Trilogy".[7] The special guests included drummers Eric Singer, Alex Holzwarth and Felix Bohnke, guitarists Bruce Kulick and Oliver Hartmann, keyboardist Jens Johansson and vocalists Jørn Lande, Russell Allen, Michael Kiske, Bob Catley, Klaus Meine, Tim "Ripper" Owens, Jon Oliva, Andre Matos, Cloudy Yang and Ralf Zdiarstek.[8] The Scarecrow, The Wicked Symphony and Angel of Babylon have scored high positions in various international music charts.[9]
A 12 show tour of Europe, South America and Asia took place during December 2010, with the exception of ane concert at the Wacken Open Air festival in August 2011. The concerts lasted for almost iii hours and many of them were sold out days earlier.[x] The ensemble was well-nigh the same as on The Scarecrow Tour in 2008, with ii changes. Andre Matos was replaced past ex-Helloween and current Unisonic vocalizer Michael Kiske (with Kai Hansen also participating on this tour, at that place were a lot of instances when the 2 ex-Helloween members shared the same stage) and the fact that Cloudy Yang was not part of the line-up.
Both tours were closely documented by Amanda Somerville on her YouTube channel.[xi] The videos show various interesting backstage moments such as rehearsals, cancelled flights, or the ensemble travelling by a regular railroad train.
The Mystery of Time (2012–2014) [edit]
In Baronial 2012, Sammet appear that "I didn't foresee how much I need Avantasia when I decided to stop this chapter of my life in 2011. After the worldwide success of the latest studio releases, an loonshit earth bout that was sold out pretty much everywhere, collaborations with childhood heroes...I 'knew' that I had said everything I could possibly say in the name of Avantasia. Just that's not what Avantasia is all about. I wanna create more peachy music, I wanna create more than fantasy-worlds, the bigger and the more ballsy, the better. And listening to the material that I have created for this forthcoming affiliate in the history of Avantasia, I know in that location is no way I am not going to do it! I have got the feeling and the certainty, that this is absolutely meant to happen and to be."[12]
During Dec 2012 it was revealed on Sammet'southward Avantasia website that the new anthology would be called The Mystery of Time and was due for release on 30 March 2013. The Mystery of Time marked the outset of a new concept and was the start Avantasia release to feature the High german Film Orchestra Babelsberg. The album included invitee performances by drummer Russell Gilbrook, guitarists Bruce Kulick, Oliver Hartmann and Arjen Anthony Lucassen, while the guest vocalists were Joe Lynn Turner, Biff Byford, Michael Kiske, Ronnie Atkins, Eric Martin, Bob Catley and Cloudy Yang.[xiii] [14] The Mystery Of Fourth dimension scored high positions in several international music charts and even enabled the project to enter the US Billboard charts for the very first fourth dimension.[15]
Avantasia's 2nd biggest world tour took place betwixt April and August 2013. The tour consisted of xxx concerts and included seven headlining festival appearances in Europe, one festival performance in Canada and three hour long shows in South America, Nippon, Russia, Germany, Switzerland, Italian republic and Holland.[16] [17] The line-up for the bout consisted of vocalists Tobias Sammet, Michael Kiske, Ronnie Atkins, Eric Martin, Bob Catley, Thomas Rettke, Amanda Somerville and musicians Sascha Paeth, Oliver Hartmann, Miro, Andre Neygenfind and Felix Bohnke.
According to Sammet: "I wanna put on the biggest thing yous take ever seen, I wanna bring more than vocalists, play longer shows, and just go far a behemothic Rock Opera. I love to headline festivals, you run over people in ninety minutes and kicking ass. Only I also like to do our own Avantasia indoor bout because we tin go far much more Avantasia oriented and play virtually 3 hours...It will be huge."[18]
With two shows remaining at the end of the tour, Sammet held a press conference in which he announced that Avantasia would perform a headline operation at Wacken Open Air Festival in 2014. He as well indicated that this would exist a farewell performance as no farther Avantasia activities were planned for the nearly future:[19]
In that location won't be any further Avantasia activities, it'll be just a unmarried prove. I may be back with an idea and get for it somewhere in the afar future, I won't say farewell is forever this time, but I accept no clue equally to when and where and who would be able to join u.s.a. and what it would audio and look like, if we'd e'er do this again in a couple of years. So, become your tickets for Wacken 2014 cause it'll be your last run a risk to catch usa, if non forever at least for some years. See y'all, T
Ghostlights (2014–2018) [edit]
Avantasia live in Madrid (Spain) in 2016
In a May 2014 interview regarding Edguy's so latest release Infinite Police: Defenders of the Crown, Sammet said that The Mystery of Fourth dimension hinted at a possible sequel.[twenty] The new anthology, entitled Ghostlights, was released on 29 January 2022 and featured guest performances by guitarists Bruce Kulick and Oliver Hartmann, while the guest vocalists were Jørn Lande, Michael Kiske, Dee Snider, Geoff Tate, Marko Hietala, Ronnie Atkins, Sharon den Adel, Bob Catley, Robert Mason and Herbie Langhans.[21] Ghostlights scored the highest positions of whatsoever Avantasia release in several international music charts and even enabled Avantasia to enter the US Billboard charts for the 2nd time.[22]
The "biggest world tour so far" took identify between March and August 2016. According to Avantasia's website information technology consisted of approximately 40 concerts in Europe, Northward America, South America, Canada, Nippon, Russia and Scandinavia. With the exclusion of eight headlining European summer festival performances, each concert lasted for over 3 hours.[23] [24] The ensemble was almost the same every bit on the previous tour with the addition of Jørn Lande and Herbie Langhans. As he did after announcing the 2014 Wacken performance, Sammet once over again suggested that the Ghostlights World Tour might exist the project's last activity in a long time:[25] [26]
After the completion of the tour, Avantasia headlined both Wacken Open up Air and Barcelona Rockfest during the summer of 2017.[27]
Moonglow (2018–nowadays) [edit]
In March 2018, Sammet posted a movie on his Facebook announcing he had begun the creative process regarding the eighth Avantasia anthology.[28]
On 10 October Nuclear Blast officially appear the new album Moonglow would be released on xv February 2019, and would feature guest vocals by Jørn Lande, Bob Catley, Eric Martin, Ronnie Atkins, Michael Kiske, Geoff Tate, Candice Nighttime, Hansi Kürsch and Mille Petrozza.[29] Subsequently, the album was accompanied past the Moonglow World Tour 2019 consisting of 29 concerts across Europe, Australia, and the United States and South America taking identify betwixt March and June 2019.[30]
In March 2020, Tobias posted that he is near to start working on a successor album to Moonglow.[31] As of August 2020, the writing of the new anthology was still in progress, and probably will not exist finished before the stop of the year.[32]
Discography [edit]
Studio albums [edit]
- The Metal Opera (2001)
- The Metal Opera Part 2 (2002)
- The Scarecrow (2008)
- The Wicked Symphony (2010)
- Angel of Babylon (2010)
- The Mystery of Time (2013)
- Ghostlights (2016)
- Moonglow (2019)
Members [edit]
Current cadre members [edit]
- Tobias Sammet – lead vocals, bass guitar, keyboards (2001–present)
- Sascha Paeth – guitars, producer (2007–present)
- Miro – keyboards, orchestration (2007–present)
- Felix Bohnke – drums (2010, 2015–nowadays)
Erstwhile core members [edit]
- Markus Grosskopf – bass guitar (2001–2002)
- Henjo Richter – guitars (2001–2002, 2007–2010)
- Alex Holzwarth – drums (2001–2002, 2010)
- Eric Singer – drums (2002, 2007–2010), vocals (2007)
- Russell Gilbrook – drums (2013)
Vocalists [edit]
| Singer | Associated bands | Avantasia | The Metal Opera | The Metal Opera Part II | Lost in Space Function I | Lost in Space Part 2 | The Scarecrow | The Wicked Symphony | Angel of Babylon | The Mystery of Time | Ghostlights | Moonglow |
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| Tobias Sammet | Edguy | all tracks | all tracks, except track 4 (Malleus Maleficarum) | all tracks | all tracks | all tracks | all tracks | all tracks | all tracks, except runway eight (Symphony of Life) | all tracks | all tracks | all tracks |
| Michael Kiske | Helloween, Place Vendome, Kiske/Somerville, Unisonic | Reach Out for the Low-cal, Avantasia | Achieve Out for the Light, Breaking Away, Adieu, Avantasia, The Belfry | The Vii Angels, No Return | Promised State | The Scarecrow, Shelter from the Rain, What Kind of Love | Wastelands, Runaway Railroad train | Stargazers | Where Clock Hands Freeze, Savior In The Clockwork, Dweller In A Dream | Ghostlights, Unchain the Light, Wake up to the Moon | Requiem for a Dream | |
| David DeFeis | Virgin Steele | Final Sacrifice | Serpents in Paradise, The Tower | The Seven Angels, The Final Sacrifice | ||||||||
| Andre Matos † | Shaman, ex-Angra, ex-Viper, ex-Symfonia | Within, Sign of the Cross, The Tower | The Seven Angels, No Render, Chalice of Desperation | Blizzard On a Cleaved Mirror | ||||||||
| Ralf Zdiarstek | Malleus Maleficarum, The Glory of Rome | Retentiveness | Blackness Wings | |||||||||
| Oliver Hartmann | ex-At Vance | The Glory of Rome, Sign of the Cantankerous, The Belfry | The Vii Angels | I Don't Believe in Your Dearest | Stargazers | |||||||
| Kai Hansen | Helloween, Gamma Ray | Inside, Sign of the Cross | The Seven Angels, Chalice of Desperation | |||||||||
| Rob Stone | ex-Axel Rudi Pell, ex-Warrior, Commuter, Impellitteri | The Glory of Rome | The Vii Angels, Neverland | |||||||||
| Sharon den Adel | Inside Temptation | Farewell | Into the Unknown | Isle of Evermore | ||||||||
| Timo Tolkki | ex-Stratovarius, ex-Revolution Renaissance, ex-Symfonia | The Tower | ||||||||||
| Bob Catley | Magnum, ex-Hard Pelting | The Looking Glass, In Quest for | The Story Own't Over | Shelter from the Rain, Weep Just a Trivial | Runaway Train | Journey to Arcadia | The Great Mystery | A Restless Heart and Obsidian Skies, Wake up to the Moon | The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, Lavender | |||
| Jørn Lande | ex-Ark, ex-Masterplan, Jørn | Some other Angel Downwardly | Promised Country | The Scarecrow, Another Angel Downwards, Devil in the Belfry | The Wicked Symphony, Runaway Train, Crestfallen, Forever is a Long Fourth dimension | Stargazers, Angel of Babylon, Rat Race, Down in the Night, Lonely I Recall, Promised Land | Permit the Storm Descend Upon You, Ghostlights, Lucifer, Wake upwardly to the Moon | Volume of Shallows, The Raven Kid, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn | ||||
| Amanda Somerville | Aina, Kiske/Somerville, Trillium | Lost in Space, The Story Ain't Over | Lost in Space, Lost in Space | What Kind of Love, Lost in Space | ||||||||
| Eric Singer | Osculation, ex-Blackness Sabbath, ex-Alice Cooper | Ride the Sky | ||||||||||
| Roy Khan | Conception, ex-Kamelot | Twisted Mind | ||||||||||
| Alice Cooper | The Toy Chief | |||||||||||
| Russell Allen | Symphony X, Adrenaline Mob | The Wicked Symphony, States of Thing | Stargazers, Journey to Arcadia | |||||||||
| Tim "Ripper" Owens | ex-Judas Priest, ex-Yngwie Malmsteen, ex-Iced Globe | Scales of Justice | ||||||||||
| Klaus Meine | Scorpions | Dying for an Affections | ||||||||||
| Cloudy Yang | Symphony of Life | Sleepwalking | ||||||||||
| Jon Oliva | Savatage, Jon Oliva's Pain | Death is Merely a Feeling | ||||||||||
| Joe Lynn Turner | ex-Rainbow, ex-Deep Purple, ex-Yngwie Malmsteen | Spectres, The Watchmakers' Dream, Savior In The Clockwork, The Corking Mystery | ||||||||||
| Biff Byford | Saxon | Black Orchid, Savior In The Clockwork, The Great Mystery | ||||||||||
| Ronnie Atkins | Pretty Maids | Invoke The Machine | Let the Storm Descend Upon Yous, Unchain the Light, Wake upwardly to the Moon | Volume of Shallows, Starlight, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn | ||||||||
| Eric Martin | Mr. Big | What's Left Of Me | The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, Maniac | |||||||||
| Robert Bricklayer | Warrant, Lynch Mob | Allow the Storm Descend Upon You, Babylon Vampyres, Wake up to the Moon | ||||||||||
| Dee Snider | Twisted Sister | The Haunting | ||||||||||
| Herbie Langhans | Seventh Avenue | Draconian Love | ||||||||||
| Marko Hietala | Nightwish, Tarot, Northern Kings, Raskasta Joulua, Sapattivuosi, Sinergy | Master of the Pendulum | ||||||||||
| Geoff Tate | Operation: Mindcrime, ex-Queensrÿche | Seduction of Decay | Invincible, Alchemy, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn | |||||||||
| Candice Night | Blackmore'southward Night | Moonglow | ||||||||||
| Mille Petrozza | Kreator | Book of Shallows | ||||||||||
| Hansi Kursch | Blind Guardian | Volume of Shallows, The Raven Child |
Musicians [edit]
| Musician | Associated bands | Avantasia | The Metal Opera | The Metal Opera Function II | Lost in Space Part I | Lost in Space Part II | The Scarecrow | The Wicked Symphony | Affections of Babylon | The Mystery of Time | Ghostlights | Moonglow |
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| Tobias Sammet | Edguy | Keyboards (all) | Keyboards (all) | Keyboards (all) Bass (10) | Bass (all) | Bass (all) | Bass (all) | Bass (all) | Bass (all) | Bass (all) | Bass (all) | Bass (all) |
| Henjo Richter | Gamma Ray | Guitars (all) | Guitars (all) | Guitars (all) | Lead guitar (3) | Lead guitar (ii, three, 4) | Lead guitar (2, three, vi, 7, 8) | Lead guitar (10) | ||||
| Markus Grosskopf | Helloween | Bass (all) | Bass (all) | Bass (all) | ||||||||
| Alex Holzwarth | Rhapsody of Fire, ex-Angra | Drums (all) | Drums (all) | Drums (all) | Drums (iii, vii, 8, x) | Drums (one, ii, 3, 11) | ||||||
| Jens Ludwig | Edguy | Lead guitar (12, xiii) | Lead guitar (five, 9) | |||||||||
| Timo Tolkki | ex-Stratovarius, ex-Revolution Renaissance, ex-Symfonia | Lead guitar (1, 10) | ||||||||||
| Norman Meiritz | Acoustic guitar (6) | Rhythm guitar (10) | ||||||||||
| Frank Tischer | Piano (11) | Pianoforte (ane, iv, 7) | ||||||||||
| Sascha Paeth | ex-Heavens Gate, Aina | Guitars (all) | Guitars (all) | Guitars (all) | Guitars (all) | Guitars (all) | Guitars (all) | Guitars (all) | Guitars (all) | |||
| Eric Singer | Kiss, ex-Black Sabbath, ex-Alice Cooper | Drums (x) | Drums (all) | Drums (all) | Drums (all) | Drums (ii, 4, 6) | Drums (5, 7, 9, x) | |||||
| Michael "Miro" Rodenberg | Aina, Kamelot | Keyboards (all) | Keyboards (all) | Keyboards (all) | Keyboards (all) | Keyboards (all except track two) | Keyboards (all) | Keyboards (all) | Keyboards (all) | |||
| Kai Hansen | ex-Helloween, Gamma Ray, ex-Iron Savior | Pb guitar (3) | ||||||||||
| Rudolf Schenker | Scorpions | Lead guitar (ten) | ||||||||||
| Bruce Kulick | ex-Osculation, Grand Funk Railroad | Lead guitar (vi, eleven) | Lead guitar (5, 9, 11) | Atomic number 82 guitar (3, 6, x) | Lead guitar (9, 10, 12) | |||||||
| Oliver Hartmann | ex-At Vance | Lead guitar (2, 8) | Lead guitar (ane, 2, 3) | Atomic number 82 guitar (four, 7) | Pb guitar (2, 5, 9, eleven) | Pb guitar (four) | ||||||
| Felix Bohnke | Edguy | Drums (one, 5, 9 11) | Drums (four, 6, viii) | Drums (all) | Drums (all) | |||||||
| Jens Johansson | Stratovarius, ex-Yngwie Malmsteen | Keyboards (2) | ||||||||||
| Eddy Wrapiprou | Edguy | Keyboards (all) | ||||||||||
| Simon Oberender | Organ (11) | Organ (9) | ||||||||||
| Russell Gilbrook | Uriah Heep | Drums (all) | ||||||||||
| Arjen Anthony Lucassen | Ayreon, Star One, Guilt Machine, Ambeon, ex-Stream of Passion, ex-Vengeance, ex-Bodine | Lead guitar (2) | ||||||||||
| Ferdy Doernberg | Axel Rudi Pell, ex-Matt Gonzo Roehr, Sainted Sinners | Hammond Organ (ii) |
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External links [edit]
 | Wikimedia Commons has media related to Avantasia. |
- Tobias Sammet's official (Avantasia) website
- official Avantasia & Edguy Fanclub website
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avantasia
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