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Ayreon Release Live Video for “Everybody Dies” From 30th Anniversary – An Amazing Flight Through Time

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Ayreon Release Live Video for “Everybody Dies” From 30th Anniversary – An Amazing Flight Through Time
Photo by Jose L Pimienta Photography @pipozoft

Progressive metal mastermind Arjen Anthony Lucassen continues celebrating three decades of Ayreon with the release of a live performance video for the track “Everybody Dies”, taken from the upcoming live album 30th Anniversary – An Amazing Flight Through Time.

Fans can pre-order the album here: lnk.to/ayreon


Chaos, Energy, and Progressive Metal Excellence

“Everybody Dies” proved to be one of the most unforgettable moments of the anniversary show. During the performance, it delivered one of the most electrifying highlights of the entire set.

The track is known among fans for its high-octane pace and complex arrangements, making it one of the more challenging pieces in the Ayreon catalog. Despite its demanding structure, the ensemble of vocalists and musicians delivered the performance with remarkable precision and confidence.

What truly elevated the moment was the dynamic interaction between the singers, whose theatrical exchanges and powerful voices brought the song’s dramatic storyline to life.


Watch “Everybody Dies” Live


A Celebration of 30 Years of Ayreon

The 30th Anniversary – An Amazing Flight Through Time release captures the spirit of Ayreon’s spectacular anniversary shows, which brought together a massive lineup of musicians and vocalists from across Lucassen’s vast musical universe.

Known for its cinematic storytelling, elaborate concept albums, and star-studded collaborations, Ayreon has become one of the most beloved and ambitious projects in progressive metal history.

The live release serves as both a celebration of the project’s legacy and a testament to the passionate community that has supported Ayreon for three decades.


With its fast pace, theatrical vocal performances, and stage energy, “Everybody Dies” stands as a perfect snapshot of why the anniversary concerts became such a memorable milestone in the band’s history.