Evanescence gained instant fame with the release of their 2003 debut album, that eraned them two Grammy wins and legendary ...

Clips flash between the white-clad Lee under cover from the pouring rain and a girl, who flees the aforementioned scene in a state of panic, running past a long metal post fence in her overalls before ...

Everyone and their mothers know Evanescence's smash hit "Bring Me to Life" from their 2003 debut album Fallen. For some reason though, the track is currently sitting at No. 1 on iTunes, and the ...

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Evanescence fans–and the group’s members–may have a hard time believing that it’s been more than 20 years since the rock band debuted. Their first album Fallen was released in 2003, and it immediately ...

It's about to be one hell of an exciting year for Evanescence. To start, the band has announced their first worldwide headlining tour in four years. The tour kicks off June 11, 2026 and goes through ...

Their fourth release Synthesis is the opposite of an unplugged effort — rather Lee has re-recorded the band’s old material an even more dramatic and bombastic manner, with a full orchestra and heavy ...

“Today I’m not afraid to die,” Amy Lee of Evanescence howls over a swirling maelstrom of crunchy power chords and ominous keyboards. The song is “Afterlife,” from the Netflix series “Devil May Cry,” ...

Neil McCormick has been chief music critic for the Telegraph since 1995. His interviews have ranged from such rock legends as Paul McCartney, Elton John and Keith Richards to superstars Adele, Ed ...

Upon its release in 2003, Evanescence’s debut album, Fallen, became a rock phenomenon, selling 17 million copies worldwide, spending 43 weeks in the top 10 and becoming one of only eight albums to ...

Evanescence singer Amy Lee has spoken about her ambition to make music outside of the band, revealing that she’d like to do something “not driven by loud guitars” and that she is actively writing folk ...

Evanescence singer Amy Lee is over the drama. “There’s a lot of bullshit related to that band name for me,” Lee tells SPIN.com, “but I’m ready to move past it. I’ve realized that Evanescence is who I ...