In the last episode of her YouTube «Fan Friday» serie, NIGHT WISH singer Floor Jansen You were asked if you like to travel around the United States. She replied (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “Yes, of course. It is a great and magnificent country, and it is great to see all the different states and meet so many different people. My favorite state must be Texas. I love the boots, the culture and the food. Yes, it is something special.
“We are all considered Western society, Europe and the United States, but there are as many differences as there are things we have in common, and it is always fascinating for me to see that and point out what we have, the same and what is different. , ”She added.
Jansen made her live debut as the leader of NIGHT WISH on October 1, 2012 at Showbox Sodo in Seattle, Washington, following the abrupt departure of the band’s lead singer for five years, Anette Olzon.
Jansen officially joined NIGHT WISH in 2013 and made his recording debut with the group in 2015 «The most beautiful infinite forms» album.
NIGHT WISHninth studio album, “Human .: II: Nature.” , was released in April 2020 via Nuclear explotion. The Effort is a double album containing nine tracks on the main CD and one long track, divided into eight chapters on CD 2.
Last November, Jansen released his version of the song “Let it go” from the Disney movie “Frozen”. She revealed that she got the inspiration to record the song from her four-year-old daughter. Freja, who had been listening to it and singing it “for months.”
NIGHT WISHit’s interactive “An evening with Nightwish in a virtual world” concert experiences that will kick off the “Human .: II: Nature.” The world tour has been rescheduled from March to May due to changes to the band’s touring schedule. The new dates are Friday, May 28 and Saturday, May 29, 2021.
In january, NIGHT WISHlifelong bassist / vocalist Marko «Marco» Hietala announced his departure from the band.
Hietala issued a statement in which he said that he had not “been able to feel validated by this life for quite a few years.”
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