Seventh Avenue is a German power metal band known for their melodic style and Christian themes. Formed in the late 1980s by vocalist Herbie Langhans and guitarist William Hieb, Seventh Avenue began as a small project but quickly gained a following in the European heavy metal scene. Their music often blends harmonious guitar work with intricate story-telling, a style that has become their signature sound over the years.

The band's lineup solidified in the 1990s, leading to a series of studio albums that etched their mark on the power metal genre. With a discography that includes "Terium," "Eternals," "Between the Worlds," "Southgate," and "Tales of Tales," Seventh Avenue has established themselves as a heavy metal powerhouse, attracting fans who appreciate both the musicianship and the positive, uplifting messages woven into their lyrics. Although they might not have achieved the same level of mainstream recognition as some of their contemporaries, Seventh Avenue has maintained a loyal fanbase and continues to perform and record music that stays true to their roots while exploring new narrative and musical horizons.