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Making the New Track for Devil May Cry was a Joy

Making the New Track for Devil May Cry was a Joy

​Amy Lee, the renowned vocalist of Evanescence, has long held a deep affection for video games, particularly The Legend of Zelda series. Growing up in the 1980s, she experienced the evolution of gaming firsthand, starting with Atari titles like Pong and Toobin’. The introduction of the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) into her household marked a pivotal moment, especially with the release of Super Mario Bros. 3. However, it was The Legend of Zelda series that truly captured her heart. Amy and her younger siblings became enamored with Ocarina of Time on the Nintendo 64, followed by Majora’s Mask. Her passion for the franchise continued into recent years with Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, which she enjoyed alongside her ten-year-old son, integrating gaming into her daily relaxation routine.

Amy’s musical journey has also intertwined with the gaming world. She was honored to contribute to the Gears 5 soundtrack by recording a cover of Fleetwood Mac’s “The Chain.” The project began with her involvement in the game’s trailer and expanded into a full-length version of the song, showcasing her enthusiasm for blending music with interactive entertainment. ​

In a recent collaboration, Amy recorded the track “Afterlife” for the Devil May Cry anime series on Netflix. This opportunity allowed her to delve into the series’ dark and intense themes, resonating with her musical style. Amy immersed herself in the project, dedicating nights to binge-watching the series to fully capture its essence in her music. She expressed immense satisfaction with how “Afterlife” was integrated into a particularly significant episode, feeling honored by the producers’ use of her song.

Through these endeavors, Amy Lee continues to bridge her musical talents with her gaming passions, enriching both realms with her distinctive artistry.​

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Evanescence Scores Hit With Help From Netflix

Evanescence Scores Hit With Help From Netflix

Evanescence, the renowned rock band led by Amy Lee, has made a remarkable return to the music charts with their latest single, “Afterlife.” This track serves as the official soundtrack for Netflix’s anime series “Devil May Cry,” which premiered on April 3, 2025. The collaboration has reignited interest in the band’s music, marking their first significant hit in years.

Afterlife” was co-written by Amy Lee and Alex Seaver of Mako, and co-produced by Seaver and Nick Raskulinecz. The song’s release has been met with enthusiasm from fans and critics alike, leading to a resurgence in Evanescence’s popularity. Amy Lee hinted that this single is just the beginning, stating that the band is actively working on new material for an upcoming album, which will be their first since 2021’s “The Bitter Truth.”​

This resurgence is not entirely unexpected, as Evanescence’s music has demonstrated enduring appeal. In 2024, their debut album “Fallen” experienced a 50% surge in sales, two decades after its initial release. Additionally, their iconic single “Bring Me to Life” returned to various Billboard charts, reflecting a sustained interest in their earlier work.​

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Check Out Devil May Cry Official Lyric Video Afterlife by Evanescence

Check Out Devil May Cry Official Lyric Video Afterlife by Evanescence

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Amy Lee Confirms New Album Material for Evanescence

Amy Lee Confirms New Album Material for Evanescence

Big week for emos everywhere, as Evanescence’s Amy Lee has confirmed that a brand new single titled “Afterlife” and its accompanying lyric video will be released this Friday. That bit of news comes along with the reveal that she’s also working on some new material for an upcoming Evanescence album.

“Afterlife” is a new single co-written by Lee and composer Alex Seave. The track will feature in the new Netflix Japanese anime series based on the hit video game franchise Devil May Cry — joining Lee’s captivating vocal delivery with an enchanting otherworldly visual style.

In an interview with Audacy Music, Lee discussed more about this new release and how it came together and how it relates to new material for Evanescence.

“[We are] very excited to have new music. This is the first of many [new tracks]. We are working on a lot of songs right now for the new album, but this came up through Netflix, and we were just really excited to have an excuse to get in there right away.”

In 2023, Evanescence shared a remix/remaster of their critically acclaimed debut studio album, Fallen, in celebration of its 20th anniversary. It’s been four years since the music industry has heard a new full-length project from Evanescence, so this news surely comes with plenty excitement for fans.

Although new Evanescence material is officially on the cards, Lee urges that they “don’t have a date for you. We are just working. We got off the road in November or something, and we’ve been just creative.” [SOURCE]

 

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Photo Gallery Update Evanescence Live Shows

Photo Gallery Update Evanescence Live Shows

The photo gallery has been updated with new shows from 2024

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EVANESCENCE’s New Single ‘Afterlife’ To Appear In NETFLIX’s Animated Series ‘Devil May Cry’

EVANESCENCE’s New Single ‘Afterlife’ To Appear In NETFLIX’s Animated Series ‘Devil May Cry’

EVANESCENCE will release a new single, Afterlife, on Friday, March 28. A lyric video for the track, which will appear in Netflix‘s upcoming adult animated urban fantasy action television series “Devil May Cry”, will arrive on Thursday, March 27 at 9 a.m. PT. The lyric video will include “exclusive clips” from “Devil May Cry”, which is based on the Japanese video game franchise of the same name by Capcom. Created by Adi Shankar and produced by Studio Mir“Devil May Cry” is scheduled for release on April 3 on Netflix.

Last September, EVANESCENCE‘s Amy Lee was asked by 89 FM A Rádio Rock about the band’s plans for the coming months. She responded: “We’re in the creative process right now, but we’re not deep in the throes of it yet. We’ve been doing a lot of creating, and we just have, like, tons of ideas. So we’re gonna get serious and get in the studio in November for the first round. Round one.”

Delivering a number of dynamic rock hits over the last two decades, EVANESCENCE recently celebrated the 20th anniversary of its landmark debut album, Fallen, originally released in 2003. They recognized the milestone with a special anniversary edition of the smash album, which spawned gigantic rock hits like Bring Me To LifeGoing Under and My Immortal, kickstarting a thriving career they’re still carrying out today.

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Happy Birthday Amy Lee!

Happy Birthday Amy Lee!

Happy Birthday to the amazingly talented Amy Lee!

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THE MOST TRAGIC LOSSES THAT CHANGED AMY LEE

THE MOST TRAGIC LOSSES THAT CHANGED AMY LEE

Amy Lee didn’t dream of being a rock star as a young girl. Her earliest musical influences came from the classical world. She was fascinated by her grandmother’s piano playing and the film “Amadeus,” and she dreamed of one day being either a classical composer or scoring films, as she told Kerrang!. Even when she discovered grunge and heavy metal as a teenager and started down the path to becoming the leader of Evanescence, Lee made connections between heavy metal and the classical writers she knew.

Still, she made the transition into rock and grunge, though she didn’t at first think of herself as a singer. Vocal performance was initially only an outlet for her poetry. For her poems, Lee drew on a darker muse than a classic film or her grandmother’s talents. When she was only 6 years old, Lee’s younger sister Bonnie died of an illness that left her physicians baffled. Lee was close to her sister and was devastated by losing her, but she didn’t want to compound her parents’ grief by showing her feelings. Poetry, and later music, became her outlet.

Lee carried that early sense of loss into her career with Evanescence. She’s identified two songs, “Hello” from the album “Fallen” and “Like You” from “The Open Door” as being about her sister. She’s also come close to tears discussing her sister in interviews and long declined to share her name, out of concern it would upset her parents or lead overcurious fans to encroach on her sister’s grave.

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Evanescence Announce Spring 2023 Tour w/ Muse

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.

NEW DATES

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

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World Evanescence Day

World Evanescence Day

19 years ago Fallen was released. Happy World Evanescence Day!

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