Amy Lee just added another powerful milestone to her legendary career and this one is all about collaboration, innovation, and the future of heavy music.
At Revolver Magazine’s 2025 End-of-the-Year Awards, the haunting track “End of You” by Poppy, Amy Lee, and Courtney LaPlante officially took home Song of the Year, marking one of the most exciting moments of 2025 for fans of Evanescence, Spiritbox, and modern alternative metal.
For Amy Lee fans, this win is more than just an award it’s proof that her voice, creativity, and influence continue to shape the genre in powerful new ways.
“End of You” brought together three of the most distinctive female voices in modern heavy music:
- Amy Lee (Evanescence) — the genre-defining voice of gothic and symphonic rock
- Poppy — the genre-bending artist known for blurring pop, industrial, and metal
- Courtney LaPlante (Spiritbox) — one of the most respected voices in modern metal
The result was a track that felt emotional, cinematic, and crushing all at once a perfect balance of atmosphere and heaviness. The song quickly gained traction across the rock and metal world, and by the end of the year, Revolver officially crowned it the standout song of 2025.
For Amy, it marked a rare high-profile collaboration outside of Evanescence that didn’t just turn heads it dominated the conversation.
Amy Lee has already achieved what many artists only dream of: multi-platinum albums, Grammy wins, sold-out world tours, and a fanbase that spans generations. But this Revolver win shows something even more powerful:
Amy isn’t just a legacy artist she’s still shaping the future of heavy music. Her voice is still one of the most impactful in rock and metal. Her creative instincts remain ahead of the curve. New generations of fans are still discovering her through fresh collaborations
It also highlights how open Amy has become to crossing genre lines and working with newer artists something fans have seen more of in recent years through solo projects, guest appearances, and experimental work.
For longtime fans, this award feels validating. It confirms what the fanbase has always known: Amy Lee’s voice still cuts deeper than almost anyone else’s emotionally and artistically.
Whether you discovered her in the early Evanescence era or through recent collaborations, this Revolver honor proves that Amy’s influence has never faded it has only evolved.