HELLOWEEN


Helloween is one of the most popular metal bands of all time. They formed in 1984 and released their first album the following year. Since then, they have released over 30 albums and played over 1,000 concerts around the world. Currently, Helloween consists of original members Kai Hansen (guitar), Michael Kiske (vocals), Roland Grapow (drums), and Oliver Hartmann (bass). They continue to tour regularly and play shows throughout Europe, North America, Japan, and South Korea.

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HELLOWEEN – Dr. Stein (Live in Sao Paulo, 2017, United Alive)

HELLOWEEN &; Dr. Stein (Live in Sao Paulo, 2017, United Alive)
Helloween's live performance of "Dr. Stein" in Sao Paulo during their "United Alive" world tour showcases the band's classic hit from "Keeper Of The Seven Keys Part II." The concert, part of a larger tour documented in the "United Alive" and "United Alive In Madrid" releases, features over three hours of live footage, interviews, and exclusive content, highlighting the band's…

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HELLOWEEN – Future World (Official Live Video)

HELLOWEEN &; Future World (Official Live Video)
The official live video for "Future World" by HELLOWEEN showcases the band's dynamic performance from their album "United Alive." The song emphasizes themes of hope, togetherness, and a brighter future, inviting listeners to envision a world filled with love and joy. Fans can explore more about the band and their music through various social media platforms and official links.

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TOBIAS SAMMET’S AVANTASIA – The Inmost Light (feat. Michael Kiske) (OFFICIAL LYRIC VIDEO)

TOBIAS SAMMET’S AVANTASIA &; The Inmost Light (feat. Michael Kiske) (OFFICIAL LYRIC VIDEO)
Tobias Sammet's Avantasia has released the official lyric video for "The Inmost Light," featuring Michael Kiske. This track is part of their latest album, "A Paranormal Evening with the Moonflower Society," now available across various platforms. Fans can also purchase physical copies, including vinyl and box sets. The video showcases contributions from multiple photographers and was produced by Ingo Spörl.

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