Unconfirmed Evanescence Track “Fight Like a Girl” Listed for Ballerina Soundtrack – What We Know So Far

Evanescence is poised to make a notable return to the cinematic music scene with their new track “Fight Like a Girl,” reportedly featured in the upcoming action thriller Ballerina, set to hit theaters on June 6, 2025. According to IMDb’s official soundtrack listing, the song is performed by Evanescence featuring K.Flay and is penned by Tyler Bates, Amy Lee, Dylan Eiland (also known as Le Castle Vania), and Kristine Flaherty (K.Flay) .

“Fight Like a Girl” is expected to align with the film’s themes of empowerment and resilience, complementing the narrative of Ballerina, which centers on a ballerina-assassin seeking vengeance for her family’s murder. The movie stars Ana de Armas and is a spin-off within the John Wick universe .

Despite the IMDb listing, neither Amy Lee nor Evanescence have made official announcements regarding the song’s release or its inclusion in the film’s soundtrack. This absence of confirmation has led fans to speculate about the track’s style and its potential impact on the film’s atmosphere.

The collaboration with K.Flay introduces a fresh dynamic to Evanescence’s sound. K.Flay’s distinctive style, combined with Amy Lee’s powerful vocals, suggests a track that could resonate with both long-time fans and new listeners.

In addition to “Fight Like a Girl,” Amy Lee has recently collaborated with Halsey on the song “Hand That Feeds,” which is officially confirmed to be part of the Ballerina soundtrack. The track was released on May 9, 2025, and the duo performed it live at the Hollywood Bowl on May 14 .

As the release date for Ballerina approaches, audiences can anticipate a soundtrack that blends intense action with evocative musical contributions. Whether “Fight Like a Girl” will be officially released or remain exclusive to the film remains to be seen.

Ballerina is scheduled for release on June 6, 2025.

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Think You Know the Words? Amy Lee Reveals the Real Lyrics To “Hand That Feeds”

Not that we haven’t thoroughly enjoyed reading some epically misheard lyrics for this already but here are the real ones!

— Amy Lee (@AmyLeeEV) May 9, 2025

Fans around the globe have been having fun (and sometimes getting a bit embarrassed!) at their own misheard versions of Halsey & Amy Lee’s track. Today, Amy Lee hopped onto X to finally share the official words. Check them out below!

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EVANESCENCE’s AMY LEE Opens Up About Her Mixed Feelings For “Everybody’s Fool”

Evanescence is currently basking in the glory of two decades since the release of their breakthrough album Fallen, and as usual, with the celebration, some details about the album have come to light. In a recent exclusive interview with Kerrang!, the band’s frontwoman and leader, Amy Lee, opened up about the mixed emotions she harbors for one of the album’s tracks: “Everybody’s Fool.”

Lee admitted that the song’s lyrics reflect her youthful perspective, something she no longer fully identifies with. “It’s just the way it sounds when you read the lyrics,” she explained. “I was talking about high school and talking to, more than anything, my little sisters.”

The singer recalled her frustration with the pop culture influences that had captivated her younger siblings. “I was like, ‘Guys, that is not what’s cool, it’s not about what’s on the surface – that’s superficial, it’s about what’s in your heart,'” she shared.

Lee acknowledged that the song’s message of superficiality stemmed from her own experiences in the spotlight. “‘Everybody’s Fool’ started off from watching them and me being like, ‘Why are you idolizing something that’s fake?'” she explained. “I don’t like the way that it’s phrased.”

To reconcile her feelings, Lee decided to reinterpret the song’s meaning during the music video production. “When we did the video, I made it like it was about me,” she revealed. “I could relate to the way people see you on the big stage being very different to who you really are, and that’s not necessarily being what you wanted to be.”

Despite her reservations about the song’s original message, Lee emphasized that she doesn’t harbor any animosity towards “Everybody’s Fool.” “I don’t have any song that I’ve put out that I hate,” she affirmed. “It’s just that I’ve grown out of it a little bit.”

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