Ariën van Weesenbeek
Dutch drummer of Epica
Born
May 17th, 1980
44 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Netherlands
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Born in 1980 in the Netherlands, a prominent drummer contributed musically to the symphonic metal band Epica. The drummer joined Epica in 2006, bringing a powerful drumming style that complemented the band's orchestral and melodic elements. In addition to studio work, extensive touring across Europe and other continents helped grow the band's fanbase. Notable live performances include participation in major festivals like Wacken Open Air and Download Festival. Also involved in other music projects and collaborations, enhancing the metal music scene.
Joined Epica in 2006
Performed at Wacken Open Air
Contributed to multiple studio albums
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