Arch Enemy, with White-Gluz as lead vocalist, joined Nightwish as a supporting act on their 2015 European tour.
White-Gluz, Ryd and Tommy Karevik later joined Nightwish (now fronted by Floor Jansen) on stage again to sing the final song of the tour, "Last Ride of the Day", in Orlando on 14 October 2012. Īt the Denver show on 28 September 2012, White-Gluz and Elize Ryd performed the Nightwish lead vocals live on stage with minimal preparation after Anette Olzon was taken ill. In February 2015, Kamelot announced that she would contribute guest vocals to their Haven album. In September and October 2012, she was a guest vocalist for Kamelot when they were the supporting act for Nightwish's North American tour. White-Gluz has worked with Kamelot on a number of occasions. White-Gluz has recorded guest vocals for Blackguard's 2008 EP Another Round, as well as for Slaves on Dope's 2012 album Over the Influence. In a 2017 interview with Duke TV, she announced that her album would feature collaborations with Kamelot members, and said that the sound of the album would be "pretty different" from that of Arch Enemy. White-Gluz signed a deal with Napalm Records in 2016, with an intention to release a solo album entitled Alissa. With Arch Enemy, she has released two studio albums ( War Eternal and Will to Power) and two live albums ( As the Stages Burn! and Live Power). On 17 March 2014, Arch Enemy announced via press release that Alissa would be replacing their former vocalist Angela Gossow. White-Gluz performing with Arch Enemy at Nova Rock 2014
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