Herman Li (Chinese: 李康敏; born 3 October 1976) is a Hong Kong-born British musician. He is one of two lead guitarists and one of the producers and songwriters for the power metal band DragonForce.

332K Followers, 379 Following, 2,018 Posts - Herman Li (@hermanli) on Instagram: "李康敏 Guitarist of Grammy nominated, RIAA Platinum certified @dragonforcehq | Creator on Twitch, YT. Bus. enq. 👉 hermanli.com | Los Angeles CA"

2024年4月4日 · For years, DragonForce 's Herman Li was an "Ibanez man." But lately, he's been spotted playing a custom PRS guitar with custom Fishman Fluence pickups. While recently chatting with Ultimate...

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Born in Hong Kong, Herman Li (Chinese: 李康敏) is the guitarist, songwriter, producer, and content creator of the Grammy-nominated metal act DragonForce. In the last 20 years, Herman has established himself as one of the most recognised and influential guitarists of his generation.

Welcome to my YouTube channel number 2! I mostly post on the DragonForce channel, but subscribe here for extra contents and new music from me! See you! :) - Herman

Our Herman Li of DragonForce interview presents an in-depth conversation with Herman Li about his musical career, influences and projects.

Born in Hong Kong, Herman Li (Chinese: 李康敏) is the guitarist, songwriter, producer, and content creator of the Grammy-nominated metal act DragonForce. In the last 20 years, Herman has established himself as one of the most recognised and influential guitarists of his generation.

Herman Li of DragonForce performs at The UC Theatre Taube Family Music Hall on November 18, 2023 in Berkeley, California. Few acts are as idiosyncratic as DragonForce, who built their reputation on velocity, escapism and goofy exhilaration.

2024年4月6日 · Two decades on, the Dragonforce legions have been summoned to battle once more on jubilant new album Warp Speed Warriors. We tracked down founding axe hero Herman Li to a studio in LA to answer your burning questions. Should or shouldn’t one flex the thumb and forefinger while playing solo or lead? “I’m not sure what that means!