BATTLE BEAST have announced that long-time vocalist Noora Louhimo will be departing the band. The news was shared on the band’s official social media channels yesterday.
While the band bids farewell to a defining voice in its history, BATTLE BEAST are equally thrilled to introduce their new singer: Marina La Torraca.
The band states: “One story ends, another begins. We’re excited to start this new chapter and introduce you to the new voice of Battle Beast, Marina.”
Marina La Torraca is a Brazilian vocalist from São Paulo, best known as the powerhouse frontwoman of modern metal band Phantom Elite and as a member of the symphonic metal project Exit Eden. She began performing in her teens in local cover bands before moving into formal training, including studying musical theatre in New York.
Renowned for her versatile, commanding vocal range, Marina effortlessly transitions from dramatic, melodic passages to fierce, harsh screams. Alongside her career in metal, she has starred in professional musical theatre productions across German-speaking countries. Beyond the stage, she is also an accomplished graphic designer, vocal coach, producer, and songwriter.
Marina La Torraca comments:
“When I first saw an email with both Battle Beast and my name in the subject line, I honestly thought it had to be a mistake. But once I opened it, I couldn’t have been happier. I’m incredibly honored to be part of this new chapter and deeply grateful for the trust and support from the band.
Is it a little terrifying to follow in the wake of a vocal legend like Noora? You bet! Is it also very exciting? Absolutely. Battle Beast is one of the hardest-working and most genuinely talented bands out there, and I’m proud to be here to help them keep growing and spreading joy. Buckle up—this is going to be fun.”
BATTLE BEAST are excited for this new chapter and look forward to bringing fresh energy and music to their fans worldwide. The first shows with Marina La Torraca will take place in March 2026 when BATTLE BEAST hit Japan and Australia!
The dates are below:
March 6, 2026 Tokyo – WWWX
March 7, 2026 Osaka – Shinsaibashi Sunhall
March 10, 2026 North Perth – Magnet House
March 11, 2026 Adelaide – Lion Arts Factory
March 13, 2026 Melbourne – Max Watts Melbourne
March 14, 2026 Sydney – Manning Bar
March 15, 2026 Brisbane – Crowbar
Tickets are available at https://battlebeast.fi/tour
Photo credit: Jord Otto
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