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Arch Enemy is a Swedish melodic death metal band, often referred to as a super group which currently consists of Michael Amott, Daniel Erlandsson, Sharlee D'Angelo, Alissa White-Gluz and Jeff Loomis.

The members of Arch Enemy were previously in bands such as Carcass, Mercyful Fate,Carnage, Spiritual Beggars, Eucharist and Armageddon which means Arch Enemy is considered to be a metal super group. The idea originates with Carcass guitarist Michael Amott and Johan Liiva. The band has gone from strength to strength over its career and has released ten studio albums to date, the first 'Black Earth' was released in December 1996.

The early albums only achieved commercial success in Japan, yet the fifth album 'Anthems of Rebellion' charted across Europe whilst the sixth 'Doomsday Machine' appeared on the US Billboard. They toured extensively worldwide to support each of their releases, with a large amount of tours in Asia due to the early success they enjoyed there. They filmed a live DVD 'Tyrants of The Sun' in Tokyo and headlined the Melon AX Hall in Seoul, South Korea.

Their highest charting US album is 2014's 'War Eternal' which reached #44 on the Billboard charts. It also appeared on numerous charts across Europe as well as being their eighth chart appearance in Japan. Lead vocalist Angela Gossom left the band in March 2014 and took over the role as manager instead. Long term guitarist Nick Cordle also left the band in 2014 during the North American tour which was in support of the release of 'War Eternal'.

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There's nothing like an Arch Enemy concert. I was worried that Alissa wouldn't be able to fill the shoes of Angela (who could?), but she was incredible. There's an energy that Alissa has that I haven't heard from the band in a long time.

Arch Enemy has always been one of my favorite death metal bands to see live. A lot of them just can't put on the kind of performance that lives up to the albums. Arch Enemy has no problem doing that at all. It's a shame that Angela left the band, she's been one of my favorite vocalists in the metal scene, but Alissa definitely puts on a show. Hearing her sing "We Will Rise" was incredible, and the stuff from the new album was great too. War Eternal doesn't disappoint, and the band does it justice live. Nick does a killer job.

I'm going to be honest - I was really worried when I heard that Angela and Christopher had left the band. I hadn't heard about Chris leaving until I found out about Angela, and I was freaked out. The new album was great though, and then this concert? Amazing. I shouldn't have been worried. Definitely go see them live if you get a shot. Best concert of the year, so far.

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This was a really great show. I saw them together with 3 other bands (Kreator, Sodom, Vader) and they definitely stood out as the main event for me, even though they weren't technically headliner. They should have been in my mind. Alyssa is a really great addition to the band's lineup. She has a great stage presence and goes all in. The sound was mixed really well and the mixture of tracks was a great choice. Really love how the new album sounds live. It didn't disappoint one bit, I'd even go far enough to say that "You will Know My Name" was even better live than on the album. The light show accompanying it all was great. Not sure if they can do that at every venue, but I sure hope they can for all the other fans. If you love Arch Enemy you will go see them live soon I'm sure. If you like them you will have to go see them live and you will love them after \m/

Wow! Arch Enemy were just incredible, after waiting a really really long time to see them live i finally had the chance and they did not disappoint! The sound was just incredible i could hear every instrument clearly along with Alissa's screams. They were all extremely professional not a single note missed, and they were all happy to be on stage playing as i could see smiles all around. They knew how to put on a show, and i left with the biggest smile on my face after seeing my favourite band live. The only thing that could have topped it off for me would be to have met the band. However being right at the front and being able to see everything was more than enough.

Awesome show all around. For me While She Sleeps stoke the show even though I never heard of them before. Portland seems to be more of a Trivium crowd as everyone was way more into them. I was personally there for Arch Enemy but some people left after Trivium and the crowd never got as crazy.

I’m wondering if this tour is seeing different towns be more into one band or the other. I never cared for Trivium but they still did a good show. Arch Enemy was heavy as hell and amazing too. The crowd sadly kind of hurt the Arch Enemy performance since most people didn’t know the words to the songs and weren’t going as wild for them.

Killa show..Arch enemy where in Australia for the Download festival in Melbourne but played smaller shows in other cities..I was lucky enough to catch them at Fowlers Live in Adelaide..To see Arch Enemy in such a small venue holding around 500 people was amazing..being so close to the band was great..Alissa was the bomb as were all the guitarist and the drummer was pretty cool to..Really enjoyed the show..I would recommend seeing Arch Enemy especially if you get the chance to see such an amazing band in a small venue.

Concert was pretty good. High energy and great stage presence by the band. Really enjoyed watching the show. Sound on the other-hand was not so great.

I think it was a factor of the venue more the band, because the mix was off for most bands playing that day. Guitar/bass/drums were clear but the vocals were either too soft, or muddy. I've noticed that death growls often sound bad at the Regency, which is a shame considering how many metal shows they play.

Would definitely see them again.

The opening bands were amazing, and when Arch Enemy came out they blew the crowd away. Everyone was excited, and the lighting and effects were great. The backstage crew at Gas Monkey did an amazing job. Alissa came out and completely rocked the entire show along with all the band members. Each song was performed fantastically and everyone enjoyed it. A fight broke out within five minutes of them coming out, which ended up being hilarious.

The main reason I went was because of AE being a headliner. Probably one of the best concerts I've been to in a long time. The energy was intense, the bands we're active and seemed to be having a good time... Which always affects the crowd in a positive way. AE was great. Trivium was good too. Great, I'm sure, but I'm not into them personally. The opening acts were king of monotone and boring. But overall, the show was great.

Unbelievable show!! I left House of Blues speechless. Arch Enemy are professionals. No question of talent and expertise from all members. I couldn't believe the amazing live vocals from Alissa. I was blown away by her power! Great hometown show for Trivium as well. Both bands really set the precedent with this opening show of the tour. Cant wait to see Arch Enemy Again!! Might be my new favorite band!!

An amazing show with lots of warmth and really professional and virtuoso band members. One of the absolute best concerts I've been to !! Ever! Cute and so skilled Alissa pushed the audience and her stage magic is very special! The guitars were usually super well-playsed by Michael and Jeff.

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Arch Enemy + Behemoth Announce 2022 North American Tour With Napalm Death + Unto Others

Arch Enemy and Behemoth have just announced a 2022 co-headlining North American tour with Napalm Death and Unto Others as openers.

The massive ‘North American Siege 2022’ tour is set to begin April 16 in Tempe, Arizona and run to the east coast and back until May 15 in Los Angeles.

"I honestly couldn't be more excited about having Arch Enemy join forces with Behemoth, Napalm Death and Unto Others for a run of dates through North America in 2022!” says Arch Enemy’s Michael Amott . “A killer package of quality mayhem right there - can't fckn wait!"

Behemoth’s Nergal adds, "To say that we are dying to return on the road would be an understatement! In fact, we've never been more hungry to reunite with our legions...not only to bring you one of the hottest EXTREME METAL touring line-ups in a long time, but also to bring you NEW Behemoth music! Rejoice!!!"

Tickets will go on sale Jan. 21 at 10AM local time. Click here to grab your passes and check out the full list of dates below.

Arch Enemy / Behemoth 2022 North American Tour

April 16 - Tempe, Ariz. @ Marquee Theatre April 18 - San Antonio, Texas @ The Aztec Theatre April 19 - Dallas, Texas @ Amplified Live April 21 - St Petersburg, Fla. @ Jannus Live April 22 - Atlanta, Ga. @ The Eastern April 23 - Charlotte. N.C. @ The Fillmore Charlotte April 25 - Toronto, Ontario @ Rebel April 26 - Montreal, Quebec @ Mtelus April 28 - New York, N.Y. @ Terminal 5 April 29 - Philadelphia, Pa. @ The Fillmore Philadelphia April 30 - Worcester, Mass. @ Palladium May 2 - Chicago, Ill. @ The Riviera Theatre May 4 - Denver, Colo. @ Ogden Theatre May 7 - Salt Lake City, Utah @ The Depot May 9 - Seattle, Wash. @ Showbox SoDo May 10 - Vancouver, British Columbia @ Vogue Theatre May 11 - Portland, Ore. @ Roseland Theater May 13 - Berkeley, Calif. @ The UC Theatre May 15 - Los Angeles, Calif. @ The Hollywood Palladium

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Arch Enemy's Exciting Asia Tour 2024: Unveiling New Line-Up and Dates

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Renowned metal band Arch Enemy has officially announced their much-anticipated return to Asia, set to tour through April and May 2024. While fans eagerly await the confirmation of venues, the complete schedule of this explosive tour has been revealed.

Band's Statement: Eager Anticipation

In a recent statement, Arch Enemy expressed their enthusiasm, stating, "This has been a long time coming and we can't wait to bring the metal madness!" This tour marks a significant return to a region where their fan base is particularly strong.

Line-Up Changes: Farewell to Jeff Loomis

In a significant shift within the band, Arch Enemy recently disclosed the amicable departure of long-time member Jeff Loomis. Reflecting on the change, founder and chief songwriter Michael Amott remarked, “It’s been a joy having Jeff play with Arch Enemy for close to a decade. We were friends before our musical collaboration and remain even closer now. While we respect his decision to leave the band, we’re excited for the future.”

Welcoming New Guitarist: Joey Concepcion

The band is thrilled to introduce Joey Concepcion as their new guitarist. Amott praised Joey's phenomenal talent and long-standing relationship with the band, noting his previous fill-in role during European festivals in 2018. "We're eager to embark on this new chapter with Joey, bringing fresh energy and creativity to our upcoming tours and projects," Amott added.

Jeff Loomis Reflects on His Journey

Jeff Loomis shared his thoughts on departing the band: "After 9 remarkable years, it's time for me to start a new chapter. I leave with lifelong friendships and unforgettable memories. A heartfelt thanks to my bandmates, our crew, and the fans for their unwavering support."

Joey Concepcion's Excitement

Joey Concepcion expressed his excitement about joining Arch Enemy: “It’s an honor to be part of this legendary band. I'm looking forward to meeting the fans and delivering electrifying performances across the globe.”

Bonus: A Glimpse of the New Line-Up

Fans can catch a sneak peek of Joey Concepcion's electrifying skills in a headline performance with Arch Enemy at Germany's Summer Breeze Open Air 2018. This showcase offers a glimpse into the dynamic energy Joey brings to the band's upcoming tour.

Arch Enemy Tour Dates 2024

April 24 - Seoul, Korea 26 - Beijing, China  28 - Shanghai, China 30 - Guangzhou, China

May 3 - Xi’an, China 5 - Chengdu, China 7 - Nanjing, China 9 - Shenzhen, China 11 - Taipei, Taiwan  12 - Taichung, Taiwan 15 - Manila, Philippines  17 - Singapore  19 - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 21 - Bangkok, Thailand

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MICHAEL AMOTT Talks ARCH ENEMY's Career Trajectory: 'Our Music Now Is The Biggest And Most Successful We've Had'

By David E. Gehlke

The faction of ARCH ENEMY fans who forever swore by original vocalist Johan Liiva was rewarded in 2016 with BLACK EARTH , the spin-off band featuring Liiva and the lineup for 1999's indispensable "Burning Bridges" . Sure, the band only played shows in Japan and cut just two new songs in the process, but it allowed ARCH ENEMY to acknowledge their past and make amends with Liiva , who was unceremoniously dropped in 2000 in favor of Angela Gossow . Better yet, it permanently laid to rest debate on who should be fronting ARCH ENEMY . Longtime fans of the band can now have their proverbial cake and eat it, too.

Gossow gave way to Alissa White-Gluz in 2014, continuing the unlikely habit of ARCH ENEMY gaining in popularity with each successive singer switch. The trend has carried into 2022. ARCH ENEMY recently completed a tour of North America with BEHEMOTH and NAPALM DEATH in front of packed houses, all the while the pre-release singles for their upcoming "Deceivers" studio album have generated plenty of eyeballs on YouTube and spins on streaming services. ARCH ENEMY 's continued staying power has surprised founding member and guitarist Michael Amott , who connected with BLABBERMOUTH.NET to get up to speed.

Blabbermouth : Do you consider ARCH ENEMY lucky to have dodged the pandemic bullet since you had a built-in break after the touring for "Will To Power" concluded?

Michael : "Absolutely. We had friends in other bands that built huge stage productions that were ready to roll in early 2020 and invested a lot of money. They launched their new albums and then it's not happening, or you have to go home in the middle of it. That was just brutal. We didn't have that. We had that built-in year where management's word was, 'Take a year off and write a new record and start recording it.' That's what we did. At the same time, the atmosphere was weird. [ Laughs ] You saw everything going on, but at the same time, we were not affected by it in a business sense. Of course, moving into 2021, it started affecting us a little more because we had plans and those plans did not happen. I don't like to complain about it because a lot of fellow artists were hit a lot worse by it. Also, a lot of people were affected a lot more by it than me personally."

Blabbermouth : You're truly an international band, so was that your big logistical issue?

Michael : "Sure. That proved to be the worst time ever to have an international lineup. You couldn't just jump on a flight and work on stuff. If you could, you had to quarantine for two weeks before you made some noise together. It was a lot more complicated, a lot more paperwork and testing; it was a lot more expensive as well, to be honest, to put this album together based on how things work. But we got it done in the end. We had a lot of time to make this record. I've always dreamt of this, 'Go, Michael . Go and write your masterpiece. Take as long as you want!' [ Laughs ] We were afforded a lot more time this time and it sucked. I'd rather prefer to work to a straight deadline. [ Laughs ]"

Blabbermouth : Are you a workaholic? Do you like taking time off?

Michael : "I do like to work. It's just so strange in this profession because my hobby, my passion, my whole teenage life became my career and my work. I'm still that kid inside. That's still my hobby. I never developed a hobby; I never started golfing. [ Laughs ] I listen to fucking thrash metal, speed metal records on vinyl and play guitar. It's what I do. I never really grew out of it. It's a bit of a sad story, really. [ Laughs ]"

Blabbermouth : What's that cheesy saying? If you like what you do, you never work a day in your life?

Michael : "It's a little bit like that: 'Go, take a year off.' When management says that, they really mean, 'Go away and write a record.' That's the time off. [ Laughs ] But I like to take a few months off here and there. You have to decompress and get out of the touring thing and all that and relax into another routine. At some point, riffs start coming and you start humming little ideas to yourself and rushing into the music room to get them down. That's how it works for me."

Blabbermouth : The album is not due until the end of July, yet you've already released four singles. Has your thinking toward album releases evolved? [ Editor's note : "Deceivers" has since been bumped to August.]

Michael : "It certainly has this time. The Century Media and Sony team in Europe said, 'We want to do it like this. We want to try this approach in releasing a lot of singles far in advance of the album's release.' That was a new way of approaching it, certainly for me. The old-school way was two singles, then, boom, the album is out and we tour and that's that. That's how we've always done it these last 15 years. This time was different. They wanted to try something different; they were very adamant about it. They really believed we were the right band to do it this way. We shot a lot of content, a lot of videos, prepared a lot of singles and artwork. We've been doing great with this, but somebody had a good idea — it wasn't my idea. It's worked out really well. We've been killing it with views on YouTube and the numbers on all the streaming services have been fantastic for us. When we went on tour in the States and Canada, we could tell that people knew the three singles. Those songs were 'real' songs that people knew — they were singing along and reacting to them. That was proof that it worked. It's not so much my view on releasing albums. It's how the audience's listening habits have changed. I'm still a person that listens to a whole record. If I go on Apple Music or Spotify , I don't jump around with playlists. I'm not that kind of listener, but a lot of people are and most people are nowadays and that's the reality of it. If you think it sucks or good, that's neither here nor there. That's how it is. We've been doing it this way, and they decided to do it this way."

Blabbermouth : You sound like you were uneasy with the idea at first. Were you?

Michael : Yeah. I thought it was more of a mainstream music idea. It was back in the '50s or early '60s when they put out a bunch of singles and compiled it as an album. I don't know…that's what I know from what I read how it used to be for a long time. Then, the album format came in the late '60s and into the '70s and '80s, the album format dominated. That's how I grew up listening to music — the album format. We do both. I was a little apprehensive about it, like, 'Is this a good idea?' I thought people would be annoyed with a song here and there, but the reaction has been super good. We do both. We do vinyl, seven inches; we do all that stuff. We put together an album that has an 'album' feel with the ebb and flow and highs and lows and all that stuff. [ Laughs ] It's got that journey. We had to think about the A and B sides with the track listing for vinyl. We do all that and put a ton of energy into creating amazing packaging for the fans to enjoy. Then, we also do this more recent stuff with playlists and all that."

Blabbermouth : You mentioned in the bio that you thought ARCH ENEMY would take a step backward when Alissa replaced Angela eight years ago. The opposite has happened. Were you resting on the idea that it's hard to change singers so deep into your career?

Michael : "Absolutely. When Bruce Dickinson took over for [ Paul ] Di'Anno [in IRON MAIDEN ], I was a little skeptical and I think a lot of my friends were. It was a different mindset back then. I think people nowadays are used to faster news. Things become old news pretty fast compared to back then. My generation's way of thinking was, 'We got a big hurdle. We have to prove ourselves all over again,' which I do love, the feeling of being the underdog. It's always easier to strike from that position. I enjoy that. I was looking forward to that, but instead, it rocketed to this whole new level for us. I was like, 'Oh!' Then people are asking me, 'How did you do it?' I don't know! It's chemistry, isn't it? We have really strong musicians in the band. We have a great lineup and added Alissa to it. It just took off. It's really cool."

Blabbermouth : In your original defense, you could argue that an entire generation of ARCH ENEMY fans grew up with Angela and only identified with her.

Michael : "Oh yeah. There are still people who prefer the Johan era of the band and that original era in the '90s or the 2000s with Angela . That's normal. I don't really mind. I usually say, 'I don't care. I wrote or co-wrote all those songs, so I'm happy.' [ Laughs ] I am happy to be part of the whole journey, or if people prefer another band I used to do, it doesn't matter to me. If they enjoyed something I did, I'm happy. You don't have to follow a band religiously the whole time. People come and go. People come back after a while and go, 'Oh, shit, I missed a few albums here, but this song turned me back to you guys.' That's how I am as well as a music listener. I go, 'Oh, shit. I had no idea these guys are that great.'"

Blabbermouth : You have 11 ARCH ENEMY albums under your belt. Where do you stand in sticking with your core sound and trying new things? Is it more of a balancing act now than ever?

Michael : "I've never had a formula. Like Elvis [ Presley ] said, 'I don't know anything about music. In my line, you don't have to.' I'm a self-taught musician. I don't have a formula or way of working. I just rely on my inspiration and imagination. Every time is a little bit different. There are so many different ways that songs come together. It can be a riff or a melody. I don't know how it is to be another person or songwriter. I don't know how they work. It's definitely something I rely on for inspiration. I don't have a method, basically. I just play guitar every day and things come out. I don't know where they're coming from. It's really quite something. That's my little gift. I don't have a lot of solid life skills, but I'm really good at this. [ Laughs ]"

Blabbermouth : You hit 25 years as a band during the pandemic. Did that extra downtime allow you to reflect upon your achievements more than a normal situation?

Michael : "For sure. Rarely have we looked in the rearview mirror. There's so much going on. Even now, I'll see, 'Oh, shit. It's been 25 years since we released that album, but today we're releasing a new single and it's going to blow up and I need to focus on that.' We're in this very fortunate position as a band that our new music now, 25 years later, is the biggest and most successful we've had. It's not like we're looking back on albums of past glories in that way. It's really an amazing position to be in. I realize that. At the same time, the pandemic, for sure, the last year gave us time to where I could write those pieces or do focused merch drops, like retro merch. If we had been allowed to go out and play, we might have done some 'back to the old-school' live sets. That would have been fun, too. We have to wait for the 30th anniversary for that. [ Laughs ]"

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North American Tour 2022 - Tickets on sale now!

Tickets for our North American Tour 2022 with Behemoth, NapalmDeath & Unto Others are on sale now! Get yours via www.archenemy.net/tour and we’ll see you soon! ?

The North American Siege 2022

w/ Arch Enemy & Behemoth

+ special guests Napalm Death, Unto Others

Tickets: www.archenemy.net

April 16 - Tempe, AZ @ Marquee Theatre 

April 18 - San Antonio, TX @ The Aztec Theatre 

April 19 - Dallas, TX @ Amplified Live 

April 21 - St Petersburg, FL @ Jannus Live 

April 22 - Atlanta, GA @ The Eastern 

April 23 - Charlotte. NC @ The Fillmore Charlotte 

April 25 - Toronto, ON @ Rebel 

April 26 - Montreal, QC @ Mtelus 

April 28 - New York, NY @ Terminal 5 

April 29 - Philadelphia, PA @ The Fillmore Philadelphia 

April 30 - Worcester, MA @ Palladium 

May 2 - Chicago, IL @ The Riviera Theatre 

May 4 - Denver, CO @ Ogden Theatre 

May 7 - Salt Lake City, UT @ The Depot 

May 9 - Seattle, WA @ Showbox SoDo 

May 10 - Vancouver, BC @ Vogue Theatre 

May 11 - Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater 

May 13 - Berkeley, CA @ The UC Theatre 

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Elektrostal

Elektrostal Localisation : Country Russia , Oblast Moscow Oblast . Available Information : Geographical coordinates , Population, Altitude, Area, Weather and Hotel . Nearby cities and villages : Noginsk , Pavlovsky Posad and Staraya Kupavna .

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15 men brought to military enlistment office after mass brawl in Moscow Oblast

Local security forces brought 15 men to a military enlistment office after a mass brawl at a warehouse of the Russian Wildberries company in Elektrostal, Moscow Oblast on Feb. 8, Russian Telegram channel Shot reported .

29 people were also taken to police stations. Among the arrested were citizens of Kyrgyzstan.

A mass brawl involving over 100 employees and security personnel broke out at the Wildberries warehouse in Elektrostal on Dec. 8.

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