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EVANESCENCE: NISSAN LIVE SETS Performance Available Online

December 5, 2007

EVANESCENCE took part in an exclusive private performance for Nissan Live Sets on November 12, 2007 in West Los Angeles, California. The mini-concert can now be viewed online at this location. EVANESCENCE also took part in a question-and-answer session with the fans who were lucky enough to attend the concert. Watch the footage in two parts below.

According to MTV.com, more than 100 celebrities — including EVANESCENCE frontwoman Amy Lee — have signed on to create personalized lunchboxes for an online auction to benefit a pair of hunger-relief organizations: the Food Bank for New York City and South Africa's Lunchbox Fund. The auction will go live on December 7 at midnight at TheLunchboxAuction.org and run through December 21.

Q&A Part 1:

Q&A Part 2:

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