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EVANESCENCE To Film 'Good Enough' Video In Budapest

June 10, 2007

EVANESCENCE frontwoman Amy Lee revealed during an interview with NME.COM that the band will film a video for its next single, "Good Enough", later in the month in Budapest, Hungary. Watch the interview with Amy and guitarist Terry Balsamo, conducted at this past weekend's Download festival (which took place June 8-10 at Donington Park, Leicestershire, England) at YouTube.

EVANESCENCE debuted its new lineup on May 19 at the Rock on the Range festival in Columbus, Ohio. The touring band now includes guitarist Troy McLawhorn and drummer Will Hunt, both of DARK NEW DAY, who replaced John LeCompt and Rocky Gray.

Professionally filmed footage of EVANESCENCE's performance at the Rock am Ring festival on June 3, 2007 in Nürburgring, Germany has been posted at YouTube.

Lee married New York-based therapist Josh Hartzler on May 6.

The singer is also a national spokesperson for the Epilepsy Foundation's "Out of the Shadows" campaign and has met with teens living with epilepsy while on tour. Lee has a 13-year-old brother afflicted with the disease.

EVANESCENCE will return home to begin co-headlining the Family Values tour with KORN on July 20 in St. Louis.

The last single from the band's "The Open Door" album was "Sweet Sacrifice".

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