Epica vocalist Simone Simons is back on the show! We discuss the band’s new album, Omega, why the addition of a children’s choir on the record was a bucket list item for them, the alternative ways ...

Epica frontwoman Simone Simons was our guest on a recent episode of The MetalSucks Podcast to discuss the band’s new album, Omega, the Essence of Epica book, grinding through the pandemic and more..

Simone Simons, Epica's lead vocalist for 10 years, is expecting her first child with her longtime partner Oliver Palotai of the band Kamelot. Graham Hartmann. Graham Hartmann. Information.

She’s been fronting symphonic metal band Epica for over two decades – but Simone Simons had held a long, lingering desire to branch out with a solo album. A record 15 years in the making ...

After eight Epica records, soprano empress Simone Simons has carved out her own symphonic metal universe. The Dutch singer’s first solo album is drowning in a sea of red. Rising and diving from ...

Epica singer Simone Simons has announced her debut solo album Vermillion. ... Omega, in 2021 and the EP ... Simons told Summa Inferno that a new Epica album will be released in 2025.

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Simone Simons, Epica's lead vocalist for 10 years, is expecting her first child with her longtime partner Oliver Palotai of the band Kamelot. The 28-year-old metal siren has dedicated her life to ...

AT 2pm on Thursday, May 20, retired Lord Dyson will publish the findings of an independent inquiry into how Martin Bashir obtained his Princess Diana scoop. But who is Simone Simmons, and what part… ...

Well, a lot, when you encounter Epica's Simone Simons. When Noisecreep grabbed some time with the Dutch chanteuse, she was quite candid about her perception of her own voice. Simone's grown to love ...

Simone Johanna Maria Simons is a Dutch singer-songwriter. She is the lead vocalist of Dutchsymphonic metal band Epica. Simons was born in Hoensbroek, ...

Simone Simon, 93, a French actress best known to American film audiences for her roles in the 1942 horror film "Cat People" and the 1944 sequel "Curse of the Cat People," died Tuesday in Paris.