Latest about Evanescence
"It’s more than sales – it inspired an entire generation of young girls to know they had a place in heavy music." Inside Fallen: the album that turned Evanescence into instant 21st century metal superstars
No rock band had an explosive a rise in the 2000s as Evanescence. This is the story of their classic debut album
"Collaborate with Amy Lee? That would be incredible!" Guitar hero Sophie Lloyd on why Evanescence mean so much to her - and to rock music in general
Sophie Lloyd explains how Evanescence's classic debut album Fallen impacted her as a young music fan
Evanescence’s Amy Lee is a big Sleep Token fan: “How do they go so many different directions and call it one song?”
Evanescence’s singer has tipped her cap to masked metal cult Sleep Token in a new interview
Slipknot, Disturbed, Misfits, Limp Bizkit, Evanescence and many more for Sonic Temple 2024, tickets on sale today
Sonic Temple is looking set to be one of the biggest metal festivals in the world next year!
Evanescence’s Amy Lee: “50 Cent hates my guts”
Rapper 50 Cent still has bad blood towards Evanescence after they beat him for a Best New Artist Grammy, according to their singer
"Evanescence breaking out proved everybody wrong. It gave me hope, it was a huge middle finger.” Halestorm's Lzzy Hale on why Evanescence's Fallen was such an important, empowering album for 21st century rock, and the advice Amy Lee once gave her
Halestorm frontwoman Lzzy Hale is a big Evanescence fan - and with good reason!
Order your limited edition Evanescence bundle – featuring a exclusive Fallen patch and print
There are only 300 available, so get yours now!
"It’s just the way it sounds when you read the lyrics." Amy Lee on the Evanescence song that she's "grown out of"
Fallen was the album that made Evanescence superstars, but there's one big single from the album that Amy Lee has slightly mixed feelings over
11 legendary heavy metal bands with only one original member left
Superstars from Iron Maiden to Slipknot are still thriving, despite having just one founding member among their ranks
“What do they call that thing? Imposter syndrome! I definitely felt like I’d snuck in the back door and somehow got to the Grammys." Amy Lee on why Evanescence's early success led to a lot of insecurity
Evanescence may have had one of the biggest rises to fame in the history of rock music, but that didn't stop them attracting a ton of negativity from cynics and...well...outright idiots
