Europe is a Swedish rock band, formed in 1979. Their music style is a mix of hard rock, melodic pop, and heavy metal, with influences from classical music. Europe's lead vocalist, Joey Tempest, is known for his unique and powerful voice, featuring prominently in the band's biggest hits.

To learn singing like Joey Tempest, it's important to focus on developing strong breath control, as well as an ability to blend classic vocal techniques with a contemporary rock sound.

One of Joey Tempest's signature vocal techniques is his use of vibrato, which he employs in songs like "The Final Countdown" and "Carrie". To practice vibrato, Singing Carrots' video "Singing with Vibrato" is a great resource for developing that elusive wobble in your voice.

Another key aspect of Tempest's style is his ability to belt out high notes with a powerful, yet controlled, voice. Singing Carrots' Pitch Training tool is an excellent resource for practicing vocal range exercises needed to reach high notes like those in Europe's hit song "Cherokee".

To really capture the unique combination of classic and rock influences in Joey Tempest's vocal style, it's important to work on mastering your chest and head voice registers, as Tempest often moves smoothly between the two. The Singing Carrots article "Voice Registers & Vocal Break" has advice on how to expand your range and effectively transition between different voice registers.

Finally, when working on mastering Joey Tempest's style, it's important to practice performing with energy and confidence. Singing Carrots' video "Stage Tips" has excellent tips on how to present yourself on stage, as well as how to stay on-key while performing.

With Singing Carrots' resources for vibrato, pitch range, voice registers, and stage presence, you'll be well on your way to mastering Joey Tempest's unique and dynamic vocal style.