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EVANESCENCE Singer Interviewed On RHAPSODY TV (Video)

August 19, 2011

Rhapsody TV recently asked its viewers to submit questions via Twitter for EVANESCENCE singer Amy Lee. The questions were then placed in a box and Lee answered them for the Rhapsody TV cameras. Watch the clip below as Amy chats about EVANESCENCE's new album and the band's new direction.

EVANESCENCE played its first concert in almost two years this past Wednesday night (August 17) at War Memorial Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee. The group performed four new songs from its upcoming self-titled third album, including first single "What You Want", which opened the show.

Until now, EVANESCENCE has only performed live twice since 2007 and singer Amy Lee told The Pulse Of Radio that both times were a good indicator for how she feels about playing live again. "It's like I forget that I'm that other character," she said. "It's like, 'Wow, I've got to put the boots on and be her again. I'm not really sure if I remember how.' But as soon as I stepped onto the stage, it just took me over and felt right."

A five-year drought ended for EVANESCENCE fans on August 8 when the band performed its "What You Want" live on MTV, with the song also heading to rock radio and iTunes at the same time.

Due on October 11, the new record is the band's first since 2006's "The Open Door".

EVANESCENCE will next play Winnipeg, Canada on August 20, but will kick off a 15-city North American run on October 10 in Oakland, California.

The current lineup of EVANESCENCE features guitarists Terry Balsamo and Troy McLawhorn, bassist Tim McCord and drummer Will Hunt in addition to Lee.

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