Evanescence — Poppy, Nova Twins

A historic line-up featuring three female powerhouses is set to grace the rock scene: Evanescence will be back in Paris for a special concert at the Accor Arena on 17 September 2026, accompanied by Poppy and Nova Twins!

In 2003, while the rock charts were dominated by predominantly male nu-metal and post-grunge bands, a young band from Arkansas, fronted by a female singer, stood out by offering something completely new.

This was Evanescence, who revolutionised the rock landscape with their debut album, Fallen. Led by singer Amy Lee, Evanescence captivated an entire generation with their cinematic blend of metal and symphonic piano melodies.

“Fallen” propelled the band to global recognition, earning them several GRAMMY® Awards and becoming one of the best-selling albums of all time, with over 17 million copies sold.

To date, Evanescence has released five studio albums, including “The Open Door” (2004) and “Evanescence” (2011), both multi-platinum certified and topping the Billboard 200. In 2021, the band delighted fans with their first album of new material in ten years, “The Bitter Truth”.

Twenty years after their debut, Evanescence continues to reach new heights.

With Amy Lee (vocals, keyboards), Tim McCord (guitar/bass), Will Hunt (drums), Troy McLawhorn (guitars) and Emma Anzai (bass, backing vocals), the band continues to tour the world and perform some of the most successful concerts of their career, including a football stadium in Brazil that hosted 40,000 fans for Evanescence's largest concert to date.

Their latest single “Afterlife”, from the Netflix series Devil May Cry, is the fastest-rising track in the band's career with over 20 million streams and over 10 million views on YouTube in the first few weeks.

Evanescence has partnered with PLUS1 so that €1 per ticket sold will be donated.