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Evanescence Announce Spring 2023 Tour w/ Muse

Evanescence have confirmed that they will be touring with Muse in Spring 2023 in North America. The shows will be 20 dates from February 25th to April 20th.

Pre-sale begins October 4th and general sale begins October 7th. Visit evanescence.com for more details.

02/25 United Center – Chicago, IL, USA

02/26 Target Center – Minneapolis, MN, USA

02/28 Moody Center – Austin, TX, USA

03/02 Toyota Center – Houston, TX, USA

03/03 Dickies Arena – Fort Worth, TX, USA

03/07 Nationwide Arena – Columbus, OH, USA

03/09 Scotiabank Arena – Toronto, ON, Canada

03/11 Centre Vidéotron – Quebec City, QC, Canada

03/14 Bell Centre – Montreal, QC, Canada

03/17 Madison Square Garden – New York, NY, USA

03/19 Wells Fargo Center – Philadelphia, PA, USA

04/02 Gila River Arena – Glendale, AZ, USA

04/04 Ball Arena – Denver, CO, USA

04/06 Crypto.com Arena – Los Angeles, CA, USA

04/08 T-Mobile Arena – Las Vegas, NV, USA

04/10 Pechanga Arena San Diego – San Diego, CA, USA

04/12 Honda Center – Anaheim, CA, USA

04/16 Moda Center – Portland, OR, USA

04/18 Climate Pledge Arena – Seattle, WA, USA

04/20 Vivint Arena – Salt Lake City, UT, USA

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Evanescence tour dates 2024

Evanescence is currently touring across 4 countries and has 14 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico City, after that they'll be at Rockin Red Dirt Ranch in Pryor.

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Both #Evanescence and #Veridia rocked the Sands in Bethlehem PA and brightened my day. It was well worth my time and both bands will continue to be my #1 to see, meet, and great experience Everytime they come through. They raise my spirit, my mood, and brighten my day. Amy Lee's voice is phenomenal and unmatched by anyone and her musical talent is outstanding. It was awesome that Amy was the guest pianist for Veridia's one song that was so deep and meaningful to both singers. If you can, I recommend you go see them and once you do, you'll be hooked too. I wish then safe travels on their tour and best wishes for their future. Rock on your energy is outstanding and transfers to us.

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The most mesmerizing, tragically, tear jerking, thought provoking, sympathetic, amazing, awesome, spectacular, and most entertaining concert of the year. Evanescence has been my favorite band when I was a high school junior in 2003. When I was watching the 2003 Daredevil film with Ben Affleck, I was hearing the songs of My Immortal and Bring me to life within the movie and those songs are so moving. Thus, I had to buy their debut album "fallen" and their later albums "The Open Door", third, 2011 self-titled album, and Synthesis. Evanescence make songs for people who have been abused, bullied, rejected, or anyone who had real tragedies in their lives. I have never been to an Evanescence concert at all but 9/1/2018 is the first Evanescence concert I have been to and I will remember it for the rest of my life and I will hopefully see another concert of Evanescence. The concert is truly a great show to go to. I am still a die hard Evanescence fan; they changed my life forever.

They sound great live! This was a unique experience to see them perform with a full orchestra. Amy Lee's voice is hauntingly beautiful and always on point. All the instruments accompanying the band made the songs even more epic sounding! Amy Lee is a rock goddess. Also, Lindsey Sterling was fantastic as well. I like that Lindsey came out to play violin on "Hi-Lo" and Amy Lee came out to sing on Lindsey's song "Shatter Me". They complement each other very well. She can really shred on the violin! Some of her violins were very pretty and unique looking. I loved the dancers that Lindsey had performing alongside her. I thought it was funny when Lindsey showed a video of her dancing and singing to Evanescence when she was 15. Overall, a great experience.

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Muse & Evanescence Announce Spring 2023 North American Tour

Progressive British alternative rockers Muse will headline a North American tour this coming spring. Gothic-tinged alternative metal band Evanescence have been announced as direct support for that run, which will take place from February 25th through to April 20th. Presales will launch at here on Tuesday, October 04th at 10:00am local time. The general public onsale will follow on Friday, October 07th at 10:00am local time.

02/25 Chicago, IL – United Center 02/26 Minneapolis, MN – Target Center 02/28 Austin, TX – Moody Center 03/02 Houston, TX – Toyota Center 03/03 Fort Worth, TX – Dickies Arena 03/07 Columbus, OH – Nationwide Arena 03/09 Toronto, ON – Scotiabank Arena 03/11 Quebec City, QB – Videotron Centre 03/14 Montreal, QC – Bell Centre 03/17 New York City, NY – Madison Square Garden 03/19 Philadelphia, PA – Wells Fargo Center 04/02 Glendale, AZ – Desert Diamond Arena 04/04 Denver, CO – Ball Arena 04/06 Los Angeles, CA- Crypto.com Arena 04/08 Las Vegas, NV – T-Mobile Arena 04/10 San Diego, CA – Pechanga Arena San Diego 04/12 Anaheim, CA – Honda Center 04/16 Portland, OR – Moda Center 04/18 Seattle, WA – Climate Pledge Arena 04/20 Salt Lake City, UT- Vivint Arena

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EVANESCENCE add special guests THE BEAUTIFUL MONUMENT to Australian Tour

Performing highlights from fallen & career spanning set starts next week.

19 August 2023 The Rockpit

BRISBANE, ADELAIDE & PERTH SOLD OUT! VERY LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR SYDNEY & MELBOURNE

Multiple Grammy award winning American rockers EVANESCENCE will be returning to Australia next week hitting all major cities to celebrate 20 years of Fallen performing highlights of the album and their career spanning set. Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth shows are sold out with very limited tickets still available for Sydney and Melbourne. These tickets won’t last long!

Joining them as special guests on all dates are beloved alt-rockers The Beautiful Monument. 2023 has already been an exciting year for The Beautiful Monument with the release of two brand new singles, Hellbound and Misery alongside a huge national headline tour and supporting Escape The Fate. They have previously toured alongside Tonight Alive, Architects, In Hearts Wake, I Prevail, Alpha Wolf and Void Of Vision and have performed at Download Festival, Unify Gathering in 2018 and 2020, Good Things Festival in 2019, Knight & Day Festival and Alpha Wolf’s curated festival, CVLT FEST in 2022.

Starting life when EVANESCENCE vocalist Amy Lee and co-founder Ben Moody began writing and recording songs in the mid 90s, 2003’s Fallen would go on to score five nominations at the 2004 Grammy Awards, winning Best Hard Rock Performance and Best New Artist, with the album’s symphonic and delicate ballad My Immortal also scoring an additional nomination at the Grammy Awards the following year.

Hitting the top 10 charts in multiple countries upon its release, including Australia and a #1 in the UK, Fallen sold 10 million copies in the US alone, with over 17 million copies sold worldwide and officially reaching diamond certification in late 2022.

Fallen’s lush and gloomy beauty memorably blended symphonic elements with goth, rock, metal and hooks aplenty, while also garnering significant attention for lead singles Bring Me to Life, Going Under, My Immortal and Everybody’s Fool . And while the album has gone on to be included in the likes of Rolling Stone’s ‘The 100 Greatest Metal Albums of All Time’ and praise lauded for Lee’s macabre tinge that set the band apart from their nu metal contemporaries at the time, Fallen also ultimately set the scene for a long-term legacy from the Arkansas-hailing group, who are now in command of five studio albums including 2021’s powerful and intimate outing The Bitter Truth which debuted at #3 on the ARIA chart, which marked the band’s highest debut in 15 years.

Following multiple worldwide tours, The Open Door followed Fallen ’s footsteps, going on to sell more than five million copies, before the self-titled Evanescence in 2011 debuted at #1 on the ARIA album chart and Billboard Chart. EVANESCENCE went down both very new and familiar paths for their fourth and most ambitious release to date, Synthesis, in 2017 alongside a worldwide Synthesis Live tour combining their intense live performances and timeless songwriting with a powerful live orchestra, before unveiling The Bitter Truth in 2021, hitting the top 10 of multiple international album charts and marking itself on multiple Best of 2021 release lists worldwide.

Renowned for their enamouring live show as much as they are for their haunting, potent and visceral material, this marks the band’s first Australian tour since their sublime run with local symphony orchestras in 2018 so get set to revisit the album that started it all and beyond when EVANESCENCE return to our shores to celebrate 20 years of Fallen .

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[Review] Evanescence @ Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney 26/08/2023

Review by raelee atkinson.

After a long wait outside Qudos Bank Arena at Sydney Olympic Park, the crowd finally made their way to their seats as the support band entered the stage. Melbourne all-female band, The Beautiful Monument put on an energetic and entertaining  performance, which included their popular tracks, Give Up, Stay, Deceiver and Hellbound . The Beautiful Monument warmed up the winter-chilled audience and are clearly fans of and inspired by the main event - Evanescence .

After a short break to reset the stage, it’s 9pm, and the arena lights dim and Rage Against The Machine classic Killing in the Name played followed by The Bitter Truth opening track, Artifact / The Turn the stage lights came up and Evanescence took the stage to the excited roar of the crowd. Opening with Broken Pieces Shine , flowing into What You Want , then the opening track from Fallen, Going Under , and The Bitter Truth’s, Take Cover are played before the first medley for the evening. Lose Control / Part Of Me / and self-titled’s Never Go Back amalgamate into one song. Then it was time for The Open Door hit single (and my personal fave), Call Me When You’re Sober.  

Amy Lee chatted to the audience between songs and introduced their “new” bass guitarist, from Sick Puppies, Australian, Emma Anzai saying this felt like a “hometown tour” with an Aussie now in the band. The crowd cheered loudly then they played The Bitter Truth single, Wasted On You with Emma singing background vocals, blending beautifully with Amy. 

A grand piano was then wheeled onto the stage and Amy Lee sat and began to  play Lithium , from The Open Door. The audience sang along loudly to this fan favourite. They followed with Far From Heaven, Better Without You both from The Bitter Truth, then as the band played Fallen’s Imaginary a video montage played on two large screens, commemorating 20 years of debut album, Fallen. Lee’s voice soared as she sang End Of The Dream from the self-titled album, then it was time for another medley - Haunted / My Last Breath / Cloud Nine / Everybody’s Fool / Weight Of The World /  and rounded out with Whisper . 

Lee stopped to introduce the next song telling the audience that no one can speak for us only we can speak for ourselves, and that we aren’t just one small voice, that we are stronger together, the speech received a rousing applause and segwayed into Use My Voice , and Blind Belief from The Bitter Truth. The grand piano is wheeled back onto the stage and as Lee played the opening notes from My Immortal , the audience, cheered, sighed, applauded loudly, and sang along, lighting the torches on their mobile phones. It was an incredible sight to see the large arena filled with what looked like thousands of fairy lights as Amy's lush voice filled the auditorium. 

Saving the best till last, it was finally time to hear the song that started it all for Amy Lee and Evanescence , Bring Me To Life . As Lee begins singing the haunting, opening notes,

"How can you see into my eyes like open doors? 

Leading you down into my core where I've become so numb…”

I could feel the excitement and anticipation from the audience.  It's the one song we've all came to hear. Love it or loathe it, it's just not an Evanescence concert without it! Everyone came here to sing along to this classic song and when the chorus hits, I could hear people around me singing the male vocal part, originally performed by 12 Stones vocalist / rapper, Paul McCoy. 

During the song, Lee encourages everyone to join in as this is “(y)our last opportunity to be part of it this evening”. By the bridge, the audience are practically shouting and many have stood up from their seats and are dancing.

It finally feels like a celebration of a milestone as a “cannon” shoots out purple and mauve streamers overhead. As the streamers fall, the song finishes and the band come to the front of the stage to toss picks, a guitar pick guard and a drum head into the GA (General Admission) audience in front of the stage. They pose for the obligatory end of show band pic and the band left the stage with waves goodbye, and the house lights came up. I turned to my brother and said “what? no encore?” This seems to be a trend we are seeing, though. 

So, in summary, I loved the Evanescence concert. It was a long 20 years of waiting to finally see this much loved band perform some of my favourite songs live, but so worth the wait. Sharing the experience with my brother was the icing on the already delicious cake. The band were tight and professional, entertaining the audience without overly drawing attention away from Amy Lee. The sound was a bit muddy at times, but I’m thinking that is the venue, not the band. Cameras filming the show and projecting onto 2 large screens either side of the stage meant that whether you were front row on the rail or back row in the nose bleeds, you had some kind of view of the band and as a shorty, that gets bonus points from me! I loved seeing Emma Anzai play - one of my highlights. Amy Lee is beautiful and charming, she chats with the audience, is gracious and expressed her gratitude for the 20 years of “love and support” for her music career. Her vocals are stunningly on point and it’s my opinion that she has improved with age as a vocalist and a performer. First album, Fallen is a gothic, emotional album and latest album, The Bitter Truth has a more current, political vibe to it, so it is no surprise that the audience was a veritable melting pot that varied in age, gender, ethnicity and socio-economically. It was heartwarming to see mum, dad and the kids all enjoying the concert together.  I highly recommend that if you enjoy Evanescence’s music and don’t already have a ticket for the remaining dates on this tour, that you do so forthwith - it’s totally worth it! 

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• Sep 15 2024 Rock in Rio 40 Anos Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Doors 2:00 PM  –  Start time: 5:26 PM (Est.) 2:00 PM 5:26 PM Estimated
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• Made of Stone
• Sweet Sacrifice
• Taking Over Me
• The Game Is Over
• My Heart Is Broken
• Wasted on You
• End of the Dream
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• Call Me When You're Sober

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Evanescence at Classic Hall, Olinda, Brazil

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"We cannot thank you enough for joining us on our journey." Evanescence's Bring Me To Life reaches one billion streams on Spotify

Evanescence have become the latest metal band to pass a billion streams on Spotify with their breakout hit - and all-round nu metal banger - Bring Me To Life . This isn't the first time Bring Me To Life has passed the billion mark, either: in February 2022 the song's original music video passed one billion views on YouTube.

"We cannot thank you enough for joining us on our journey," say the band on Twitter/X in a post acknowledging the incredible milestone. "Incredibly grateful that Bring Me To Life has reached over 1 billion streams on Spotify!"

The band's debut single, Bring Me To Life turned Evanescence into a near-instant sensation on release in 2003, helping propel its parent record Fallen up international charts, taking top spot in multiple countries - including Australia, Canada and the UK - as well as a top 3 placement on the Billboard 200 in the US.

The single itself also reached number 1 in Australia, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Italy and the UK.

Now it has another monumental achievement to add to its accolades, joining Spotify's "Billions Club" playlist. Launched in 2020, the playlist features some of rock and metal's biggest names including Metallica, The Rolling Stones and Guns N' Roses.

Bring Me To Life isn't the only 2000s metal song to make the list, however. Papa Roach's Last Resort, System Of A Down's Chop Suey! and both Linkin Park's Numb and In The End all also feature.

Over the years, vocalist Amy Lee has addressed decisions by the band's label at the time to augment the recording with the inclusion of rapper Paul McCoy - something the band opposed, admitting it was "a difficult pill to swallow".

Speaking to Hammer in 2023, Lee explained, "I was so scared in the beginning that we were going forward with something that wasn’t a perfectly honest picture of who we were.”

In 2017, the band re-recorded the song for their orchestral record Synthesis, and have generally performed it sans-rap in live shows, barring special guest appearances, as with the band's 2023 Rock Am Ring performance where they teamed up with Papa Roach vocalist Jacoby Shaddix.

In 2023, Evanescence released a 20th Anniversary deluxe edition of Fallen to commemorate the record. The band currently have shows lined up for early summer 2024, including appearances at Welcome To Rockville and Sonic Temple Festival in the US.

Evanescence tour dates 2024

May 12 Welcome To Rockville, Daytona Beach, Florida USA May 16 Sonic Temple Festival, Columbus, Ohio, USA Jun 12 Fiera Milano, Rho, Italy Jun 14 Tierno Galván Park, Madrid, Spain Jun 15 Rock In Rio, Lisboa, Portugal

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EVANESCENCE has recruited Emma Anzai of SICK PUPPIES to play bass on the Amy Lee -fronted outfit's upcoming tour. In addition, EVANESCENCE 's longtime bassist Tim McCord will switch to guitar and fill the slot recently left vacant by the departure of Jen Majura .

Earlier today (Monday, May 23), EVANESCENCE issued the following statement: "Ladies and gentlemen, we have some very big news to share. Introducing our new guitarist… Tim McCord !!

"After 16 years in the band as our rock solid bass player, Tim is taking a turn on his original instrument. Spoiler alert- he's great at it. And on bass, it is our extreme pleasure to welcome the incredibly talented Emma Anzai of SICK PUPPIES ! We've been friends and fans for years, and the time has finally come to join forces. Emma will be pulling double duty as we have some shows with SICK PUPPIES coming up soon, so get ready for that!

"We are all very excited to bring this new formation to the stage for the first time in Athens on June 5. See you soon!"

In the comments section below EVANESCENCE 's Instagram post, Lee added: "Making positive change in your life (and band) can be really hard. Some choices we make, some are made for us. But who we are in the end is how we handle whatever comes our way.

"Today is a big day in my band. Taking another step forward with my brothers who have been beside me for 15+ years, and welcoming in a beautiful friend we are so excited to share the stage with…. I'm happy.

"You never know whats around the corner, but when something is right you know it's right. And this feels so right. Welcome Emma ! Love all you guys."

Jen 's exit from EVANESCENCE was announced via social media on Saturday (May 21).

"It has been a very special chapter in the band with our dear friend Jen Majura , but we have decided it's time to go our separate ways," EVANESCENCE said in a statement. "We will always love her and support her, and can't wait to see what she does next! We are so grateful for the good times and great music we made all around the world together."

A few hours later, Jen took to her social media to clarify: "I feel the need to address that none of this was my decision! I have no hard feelings against anybody and I wish EVANESCENCE all the best. I am allowed to carry beautiful memories of these past years, I am grateful."

The 38-year-old musician, a self-described "half-Asian living in Germany," joined EVANESCENCE in August 2015 as the replacement for Terry Balsamo .

Shortly after she landed the gig, Majura spoke to EMP Rock Invasion about how she came to connect with EVANESCENCE . She said: "My name was somehow recommended by a sweet friend of mine, Alex Skolnick of TESTAMENT , and Dave Eggar — he's also known as a very good cellist, and he's a musician working in New York. And all of a sudden, there was this e-mail popping up: 'Are you interested in joining…?' And I was, like, 'What the fuck?' So I stopped breathing until my face turned kind of blue. And then afterwards, I was, like, 'Okay, I've gotta read it again.' Three days later, I found myself suddenly on an airplane, flying over to New York to meet Amy Lee . And we had some very, very cool talks. She's an awesome person. She's a very, very great musician. And so I found myself suddenly inside of his empire called EVANESCENCE ."

Regarding the fact that she didn't even have to "audition" for EVANESCENCE , Jen said: "Yeah. To be honest, I was kind of concerned. I told [ Amy ], 'Do you want me to bring my guitar?' And, 'Would you like me to audition?' And she was totally, like: 'Nah, I know you can play. I've seen plenty of videos of you. And I know your live experience and you're touring the world, so… No, just come over and let's have some food and talk.' Yeah, and that's it. So, actually, what I was surprised by very, very much was that she actually had another guitar player on her list, and that was the guitar player of Alice Cooper [ Nita Strauss ]. And she's now with Alice Cooper and I'm now with EVANESCENCE . This is, like… I still can't believe it."

In 2019, Lee said she was happy to have Majura in the band. "She has added a lot to our live shows because she's a singer," Amy explained. "It has been a really awesome thing to have live background vocals for the first time. I am such a fan of layered vocals, and to have that better represented at our show has been a cool breakthrough for me. And also, she's just rad energy. She's got a great attitude, fun personality, very engaging, killer onstage, so she has been a fun addition to our family. And of course, it's awesome having another girl in the band for the first time."

Majura has released two solo albums thus far, 2014's "Jen Majura" and 2017's "InZENity" .

Last year, EVANESCENCE released "The Bitter Truth" , its first album in 10 years.

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Muse announce 2023 North American tour with Evanescence

Devon alt-rock trio Muse will be heading off across the pond for a North American tour in 2023 with Evanescence as special guests

Muse have announced that they will be heading to North America in the spring of next year for an arena tour in aid of their recently-released album Will Of The People .

Joining the alt-rock trio on the road for their US leg will be goth rock heavyweights Evanescence as special guests.

The trek will kick off on February 25 in Chicago, and will continue on through until April 30 for a final show in Salt Lake City. Meanwhile, Muse will make stops in Minneapolis, Austin, Houston, Toronto, New York, Los Angeles and more. 

Tickets for the presale begin from October 4 at 10am local time. Fans can register now over on the event's website. General tickets go on sale October 7 at 10AM local time.

Earlier this month, the three-piece shared details of the European leg of their world tour, scheduled to begin next year, with Royal Blood playing in support. Muse will also be performing in the UK in May and June 2023, with tickets available now.

Will Of The People was released last month on August 26 via Warner Records and Helium-3.

Check out the North American tour dates below:

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