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Evanescence and Halestorm US Arena Tour
Evanescence Announce Fall 2021 US Arena Tour With Halestorm
General On-Sale this Friday, 5/14, at 10am Local Time
Listen to The Bitter Truth HERE
Evanescence is returning to the concert stage with Halestorm in the US this fall. The tour will kick off Friday, November 5th, in Portland, OR, and take the bands to arenas across the country before wrapping up in the Northeast right before the holidays.
General on-sale begins Friday, May 14th at 10am local time. Limited VIP packages will be available for purchase that include premium seating, access to attend Evanescence’s Soundcheck followed by a moderated Q&A with the band, exclusive merchandise items, and more. A May 12th presale exclusively open to top Spotify listeners of both Evanescence and Halestorm will precede the general on-sale.
2021 Tour Dates:
Fri, Nov 5 – Portland, OR – Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Sun, Nov 7 – Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena
Tues, Nov 9 – San Jose, CA – SAP Center at San Jose
Fri, Nov 12 – Las Vegas, NV – The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas – The Chelsea
Sat, Nov 13 – San Diego, CA – San Diego State University – Viejas Arena
Mon, Nov 15 – Phoenix, AZ – Arizona Federal Theatre
Sat, Nov 20 – Fort Worth, TX – Dickies Arena
Thu, Dec 2 – Duluth, GA – Infinite Energy Arena
Sun, Dec 5 – Saint Louis, MO – Saint Louis University – Chaifetz Arena
Sat, Dec 11 – Detroit, MI – Little Caesars Arena
Sun, Dec 12 – Cincinnati, OH – Heritage Bank Center
Tue, Dec 14 – Pittsburgh, PA – University of Pittsburgh – Petersen Events Center
Wed, Dec 15 – Newark, NJ – Prudential Center
Fri, Dec 17 – Camden, NJ – BB&T Pavilion
Sat, Dec 18 – Worcester, MA – DCU Center
Out Now: Evanescence’s New LP, ‘The Bitter Truth’ - Evanescence
Purchase or stream the album HERE now Watch ‘Evanescence: Embracing the Bitter Truth’ at The Coda Collection HERE now on Amazon Prime
‘The Bitter Truth,’ Evanescence’s first album of original music in a decade, is out now on BMG. A return to the band’s heavy roots, ‘The Bitter Truth’ is a reflection of both the personal tragedies in the band members’ own lives (the unexpected passing of frontwoman Amy Lee’s brother, the sudden loss of a child by bassist Tim McCord) and the collective tragedies of the planet amidst racial inequality, COVID, and economic upheaval. But, despite the darkness and bitterness of life, the album’s resounding message is one of light: Pushing through is better than giving up.
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“I needed to face the abyss head on”: Evanescence’s Bitter Truth laid bare
Think you know everything about Evanescence’s first album of new material in a decade? Think again. Amy Lee opens up like never before on the healing journey of The Bitter Truth…
When it was finally finished, Amy Lee slipped outside of her house by herself. It was late; everyone inside was already fast asleep. She ventured out into the garden and climbed into the sanctuary of her son’s tree house – away from the world, away from all distraction. After months and months of gruelling writing and soul-searching, there was nothing more to change. Nothing more to be tweaked. Nothing left for Amy to do but lay on top of a sleeping bag, get her headphones – good headphones – and press play. As she looked up at the surrounding night sky and branches, she listened to The Bitter Truth, Evanescence’s first all-new studio album in a decade.
“It was a perfect feeling,” reflects Amy today of that moment. “It was just satisfaction, true satisfaction.”
Listen to Amy Lee’s fierce declaration of independence on Evanescence’s new single, Better Without You
Hear Better Without You, the latest single to be lifted from the new Evanescence album, The Bitter Truth
Evanescence have released another single from their forthcoming The Bitter Truth album, and this time, Amy Lee isn’t holding back as she shuts down those who’ve sought to hold her down in the past.
“Better Without You" is out now! https://evanescence.lnk.to/BetterWithoutYouTW
Evanescence’s Amy Lee: “I have total hope… but it’s important to be ready to fight when it’s time”
In the next instalment of our 2020 round-up series, Amy Lee looks back with “pride” at finishing the new Evanescence album, as well as how she used her voice to empower others when they needed it most.
It was supposed to be the year that Evanescence fans had been dreaming of. After nine long years of waiting, the multi-platinum group were officially working on their highly-anticipated fourth studio album. A huge arena tour with Within Temptation beckoned. Everything was primed. And then… Well, you know the rest. What’s interesting, however, is that 2020 nonetheless turned out to be one of the most prolific years in this band’s existence: not only did they manage to circumnavigate all of the obstacles rustled up by COVID to write and record their album The Bitter Truth, they also released a slew of new singles. Back in September, Amy Lee opened up about the inspiration behind some of their new material, from the loss of her brother Robby to her decision to using her platform more to pro-actively call out social injustices – even if it meant alienating some fans in the process. Three months later, the album is finally done. Here, Kerrang! checks in with Amy to get a debrief on the highs and lows of a year like no other…
It’s not been that long since you last spoke to K!, but a lot has changed – Joe Biden has been elected and you finally finished Evanescence’s new album! On a personal and professional level, how are you going to look back on 2020? “Oh, man, mostly with a lot of pride. Last time we talked, I was coming towards the end of making the album but I wasn’t there yet; I was feeling a lot of pressure. I’m really, really, really proud of what we did with our time this year. It’s been for hard everybody mentally feeling the weight of the world and, to some degree, our mortality. Some days just getting out of bed in the morning has been difficult, so the fact that we made an album, and we made a great album, means I’m always going to look back on this year and feel a big sense of pride.”
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Yeah right was a song I started 10 years ago with our good friend Will B. Hunt (the other one! Synthesis/DTM etc). After our self titled album went in a different direction and this song was set aside, I made a promise to myself that I wasn’t going to give up on it. I knew it was worth fighting for. Perspectives shifted, lyrics got a new twist, the stars aligned and it finally clicked into place for us as a band on this record. I couldn’t have imagined it like this back then, and I’m so glad we waited for it to become what it is now. I’m so proud! Thank you Will, thank you to my ferocious band for bringing the fire and to Nick Raskulinecz for pushing us to a whole new level. Happy release day! Also, happy pre-order day! We finally have our release date I can hardly believe it. March 26! Swipe for The Bitter Truth full track list (yes, it’s official). We can’t wait for you to hear all of these! Love, Amy
Evanescence bring their history to life on spectacular, super-intimate livestream
Evanescence shine in close confines during their brilliant studio livestream
Normally, a year in which Evanescence were forced to delay the release of their latest album would be the stuff of nightmares for fans. This is after all a band who, over two decades into their career, still only have three original studio albums to their name. Contrary to expectation, however, 2020 has actually proven to be one of their most prolific years yet. Not only has the pandemic seen them release a string of new singles (more in one year than any other in their existence, in fact), we’ve also had a slew of filmed-from-home video content, revealing interviews and, the latest in this rush of activity, this past weekend’s livestream gig.
Before a note is even played it’s revelatory in nature. To begin, Amy Lee races through fan questions for half an hour and covers everything from her recent Bring Me The Horizon collaboration to an upcoming cassette release that’s “not the album, but is to do with it”. At times the conversation is deeply moving, such as Amy talking about the loss of her brother; at others it’s hilarious as she disappears from view and we hear her rummaging through her home to dig out a keyboard to show the presets for Swimming Home. There is one key message above all else tonight: “The album’s done!” Amy beams. The Bitter Truth, due on March 26, 2021, is finally on its way. But first? A chance to hear how some of it sounds live.
Evanescence Announces New Song "Yeah Right" and "The Bitter Truth" Pre-order!
Evanescence’s first album of original music in a decade, ‘The Bitter Truth,’ will be released on March 26th, 2021 (BMG), and pre-orders are now live HERE.
Starting now, fans can pre-order a digital version, CD, vinyl and a limited edition deluxe fan box set featuring a bonus CD, journal, poster and special cassette of exclusive audio from the making of The Bitter Truth.
Every pre-order will automatically come with downloads of already-released songs “Wasted On You”, “The Game Is Over”, and “Use My Voice” as well as “Yeah Right,” the band’s latest song to be released, out today. Listen to “Yeah Right” HERE.
Heavy and playful, the song’s industrial groove combined with Amy Lee’s biting lyrics reveals a self-cynical view of the band’s experience thus far in the music industry.
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Evanescence’s Amy Lee Gets Back to Life
She’s speaking out like never before — and burning through a new Evanescence album, pandemic or no pandemic
Amy Lee misses Brooklyn. She lived there for 12 years with her husband (and later their son, born in 2015), before they left their apartment for Nashville a year ago.
“The perfect year,” she says with an eye roll over Zoom. Lee had hoped to be closer to her family in Arkansas and friends in Nashville when she moved, only to find herself stuck at home with the rest of the world. “We haven’t gotten [to see people] as much as we would have liked to because of Covid, but now we are here, and we will be set up for a better next year,” she adds optimistically.
That’s not the only plan she’s had to readjust: Earlier this year, her alt-metal band, Evanescence, returned to the studio with producer Nick Raskulinecz, writing and recording songs for what will be their first album of new material since 2011’s Evanescence. While the pandemic slowed them down, the group has forged onward, working remotely at first and later, after getting negative Covid tests, at a Nashville studio. In April, they released the sobering power ballad “Wasted on You” as the lead single from their very much in-progress LP, The Bitter Truth, which is due to be released in early 2021.
Evanescence Announces Livestream Event on December
Performing both new and old songs, tickets for Evanescence: A Live Session From Rock Falcon Studio are available now at www.EvanescenceLive.com.
Watch the new live video for “Use My Voice,” out today, HERE
Evanescence will be hosting their first public performance of the COVID era, a livestream concert experience dubbed Evanescence: A Live Session From Rock Falcon Studio, on Saturday, December 5th at 1pm PT, 4pm ET, 9pm UK and 10pm CET. The livestream will be available through Tuesday, December 8 at 11:59pm ET. The band, who postponed their massive 2020 international tour earlier this year, safely assembled from Nashville, Sacramento, and Germany to perform live renditions of songs from their upcoming album The Bitter Truth for the first time, as well as some fan favorites and a few can’t miss surprises.
She Rocks Awards to Feature Lzzy Hale, Amy Lee, Go-Go’s + More
Halestorm's Lzzy Hale will host next year's She Rocks Awards, an event celebrating women in music.
The 2021 award show is set to feature honorees such as Evanescence's Amy Lee, the Go-Go's, the Runaways' Cherie Currie, drummer Cindy Blackman Santana, comedian Margaret Cho and more.
Additional recipients at the event sponsored by guitar software company Positive Grid in conjunction with the Women's International Music Network will include composer and pianist Starr Parodi, Grammy-winning recording engineer Ann Mincieli, Sharon Hennessey (co-president and co-owner of pro audio wholesaler the Music People) and Gwen Riley (a music and media executive for modern exercise concern Peloton).
Yahoo Entertainment's Lyndsey Parker will host the Awards' pre-show countdown. Rock and soul band Magnolia Boulevard will serve as the evening's opening performers for the annual ceremony that pays tribute to women who display leadership and stand out within the music industry.
Amy Lee: Bring Me the Horizon Helped Me When I Was Feeling Stuck
If there's one good thing that's come out of the worldwide lockdown, it's collaborations between artists who finally had the time to work with each other. Evanescence's Amy Lee is featured on an upcoming Bring Me the Horizon song, and she told us that it helped pull her out of a moment where she felt "stuck."
In a new interview, Lee admitted she had been feeling frustrated prior to being approached with the song. She was busy in the studio often and felt she didn't have time to do any collaborations, but she couldn't resist the opportunity to be a part of the track after she heard it. It's the final number on Bring Me's upcoming album, and it's called "One Day the Only Butterflies Left Will Be in Your Chest as You March Towards Your Death."