“They want me” – videoclip
March 2018 will see the release of the new videoclip “They want me”. The song tells the story of the alien Johnny who, chased by police, takes off with his spaceship to reach the Earth and meet Armonight.
Armonight — Official Website
Metal from the province of Vicenza
A band born in Spring 2006, four studio albums, four official videos, and years of touring the UK and Italy.
Latest news
News
Updates from the band: video releases, merchandise, tour highlights and past limited-edition offers.
New T-shirt!!!
We are proud to introduce you our mascotte: Johnny the Alien! The new T-shirts will be available from 1st June! Limited edition.
UK Summer Tour 2016
Eleven dates in the United Kingdom, from Barnstaple and Ilfracombe through London, Coventry, Wakefield, Northampton and Birmingham, down to Neath, Swansea, Maesteg and Bridgend.
The Trilogy
Armonight’s first three albums for 5€ each, up to the last copy, with no reprintings once stock runs out. Available through the site’s shop or at live gigs.
Gypsy Girl: the new video
On October 22, 2015 the video for “Gypsy Girl” was released online, joining “Night of Illusions”, “With your knife” and “Dancing with ghosts” in the official video section.
Discography
Music
Four studio albums carry the band from its early days to its present sound.
- Who We Really Are
- Recover
- Tales from the Heart
- Suffering and Passion
Video
Videos
The official music video collection, from the “Gypsy Girl” release of October 22, 2015 through the story of Johnny the Alien.
- Gypsy Girl
- Night of Illusions
- With your knife
- Dancing with ghosts
Tour archive
Tour dates
Concert dates recorded across the UK and Italy between 2016 and 2019, listed venue by venue and year by year.
| Year | Venues and towns |
|---|---|
| 2019 | Malo, Maesteg, Porthcawl, Bridgend, Swansea, Zanè, Isola Mantegna, Nanto, Marano Vicentino |
| 2018 | Zovencedo, Grumolo delle Abbadesse, Piazzola sul Brenta, Schio, Maesteg, Bridgend, Swansea, Ilfracombe, Neath, Isola Vicentina, Thiene, Nanto |
| 2017 | Zanè, Isola Mantegna, Marano Vicentino, Nanto, plus UK dates including Maesteg, Bridgend, Swansea, Ilfracombe and Neath |
| 2016 | Barnstaple, Ilfracombe, London, Coventry, Wakefield, Northampton, Birmingham, Neath, Swansea, Maesteg, Bridgend |
The band
About Armonight
Armonight’s first songs were composed during Spring 2006, when Fjord began thinking about giving birth to a studio project. Within a few months a whole band had formed around him. The first live show — with “Past Shadows” and “Into my World” — took place in the province of Vicenza on 24 February 2007, under the name ELIZABETH.
That lineup had disbanded by the end of 2007. In Summer 2008 the structure of the current band began to take shape: Lara on guitar, Isabel on bass, Ricky on drums and Irena on voice, with Fjord on keys and guitar.
Armonight is a metal band from the province of Vicenza, Italy, formed in the spring of 2006 and built around a dark, cinematic sound. The official site presents the project as a complete artistic universe rather than a simple release page: studio albums, official videos, live appearances and a small but carefully curated merchandise line all sit within the same visual language. The homepage greeting ties directly into the band's storytelling instinct, greeting visitors with a band-branded headline and pushing them toward the latest news feed.
The design language of the site leans hard into a club-and-stage aesthetic. Near-black backgrounds and deep charcoal tones dominate the layout, while a vivid orange-to-red gradient is reserved for photographic overlays and focal imagery, giving every full-bleed image block the feeling of stage lighting. White and light grey text carry the copy, and small muted rose accents appear sparingly on links. Sharp corners, generous spacing and bold brush-stroke display lettering keep the identity unmistakably rock.
The band's videoclips are treated as narrative pieces rather than promotional clips. The homepage hero introduces "They want me", a videoclip in which an alien named Johnny, pursued by police, takes off in a spaceship in an attempt to reach Earth and encounter the band. Elsewhere on the site, the video section gathers official releases alongside supporting imagery, photography and song material, so visitors can move from the finished film back to the characters and themes that shaped it.
News updates follow the rhythm of a working band's calendar, mixing video announcements, merchandise launches, tour highlights and past limited-edition offers. Entries are dated and written in a direct, informal register, so the feed reads like a running diary of the group's activity. The October and March entries announcing the arrival of the new videoclip sit alongside a post about a new T-shirt, illustrating how music, visuals and apparel are released as one combined stream of news rather than separate channels.
Merchandise appears as a natural extension of the band's artwork and identity. Limited-edition offers, T-shirts and printed items are presented with the same gritty, hand-rendered sensibility as the logo, and the shop is framed as a place where fans can own a piece of the world the band has built. Album and CD sections complete the physical side of the project, with stock levels, reprints and availability updates referenced as part of the ongoing news flow, reflecting the band's habit of keeping collectors informed.
Touring is documented in detail, with dated listings spread across summer dates and multiple towns, including venues in Barnstaple, Ilfracombe, London, Coventry, Wakefield and Northampton. The pattern suggests a route through British and Italian dates, matching the band's long-running presence on both sides of the Alps. Live listings sit within the broader news archive, so reading the site becomes a way of tracing the group's trajectory through clubs and small venues rather than a single snapshot of a single evening.
The music catalogue spans four studio albums, described in the band's own terms as a trilogy plus a further chapter, with individual songs and album artwork featured alongside the videoclips. A cover feature accompanies the album section, and lyrics, photos and video material are woven into the same page structure. The overall effect is of a discography presented as a story with characters, images and setting, inviting visitors to wander between tracks instead of simply picking one to play.
Interaction across the site is deliberately restrained. Social media icons appear as small, flat circular grey chips with subtle hover states, and navigation relies on plain sans-serif type rather than decorative flourishes. Comment and share controls appear beneath posts, and a general contact area closes the loop for anyone wishing to reach the band directly. Nothing about the interface competes with the music: the site works as a dark, atmospheric frame that keeps attention on the artwork, the videos and the live dates.
Offers
The Trilogy
Armonight’s first three albums for 5€ each, up to the last copy — once the copies in stock finish, there are no reprintings. The CDs were sold through the site’s shop and at live gigs.
Johnny the Alien
The band’s mascot character, introduced on the new T-shirts available from 1st June 2017 as a limited edition.
“They want me”
New videoclip scheduled for release in March 2018, following the alien Johnny as he flees police to reach Earth.
Shop
CDs and merchandise, including the Johnny the Alien T-shirts, are sold in the band’s own store.
Contact
Contact us
For more info, send a message through the contact form and the band will get back to you.