Herman Li has revealed how much money DragonForce were paid to have their Inhuman Rampage song "Through the Fire and Flames" placed as one of the playable tracks in the Guitar Hero video game ...

The internet whipped itself into a frenzy after indie rock artist Phoebe Bridgers smashed her guitar at the conclusion of her Feb. 6 performance on Saturday Night Live. That act proved to be ...

Paul Reed Smith has unveiled a limited edition – as in, they’re just making 200 of them – signature guitar for DragonForce’s Herman Li and it is a PRS electric as you have never seen it before. It’s ...

All set to Sarah McLachlan, of course. Chances are that not every show is going to go perfectly from start to finish. Unfortunately those chances do not exclude Dragonforce guitarist Herman Li and his ...

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Phoebe Bridgers should smash every guitar. Phoebe Bridgers performed two songs on the February 6 edition of Saturday Night Live. During the second song, Bridgers smashed her guitar and for some reason ...

After a rough start to 2009 DragonForce is flying high again. Shortly after releasing its latest disc, "Ultra Beatdown," the band took one when guitarists Herman Li and Sam Totman injured their hands.

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Guitar Hero Live is about to go hardcore on its fans by adding a fan-favorite song to its latest DLC song. That’s right, Dragonforce’s Through the Fire and Flames is coming to Guitar Hero Live.

English metal band DragonForce, who you might recognize from “Through the Fire and the Flames” and “Your Nightmares,” will soon be releasing a song pack for Guitar Hero III. Whereas before, you could ...

We’d like to think that in the life of a hard-touring metal musician, one can never expect for things to go as planned. There are just too many balls in the air, literally and figuratively, for every ...