Evanescence was revived in the early 2000s. Now six albums deep with the release of the alternative rock outfit sanctuary.
The new collection was released at midnight, and includes “Who Will You Follow”, which charted at No. 1 last month boardHot Hard Rock Songs ranking, the first leader of rockers on the chart since its debut in 2020.
To celebrate the new release, Evanescence have extended their world tour with a lap down in early 2027. Produced by Live Nation, Evanescence’s Australia and New Zealand tour kicks off at Perth’s RAC Arena on Friday, March 5, then heads east for dates in Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and concludes at Auckland’s Spark Arena on March 20. General sales begin next Friday, June 12.
Evanescence last toured Australia in late 2025 as special guests for Metallica M72 World Tour. In addition to those stadium shows, Amy Lee and company played several intimate side shows. Earlier, he celebrated 20 years of his successful debut album Fallen With a tour in August 2023.
As previously reported, the band’s world tour is scheduled to kick off on June 11 at the iTHINK Financial Amphitheater in West Palm Beach, Florida, before heading to Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Ontario, Quebec, Indiana, Missouri, Arizona, California, Utah, Ohio, and Michigan. The trek will then head to the United Kingdom and Europe for summer shows in Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham and London, as well as shows in Germany, Italy, Spain and Portugal. Later, in 2027, the group will rock audiences in Southeast Asia, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Central and South America.
Since they arrived on the airwaves more than two decades ago, Evanescence has landed two leaders on the Billboard 200: 2006. open door and 2011 lapse. Additionally, she has had five titles on the Billboard Hot 100, including three top 10 appearances, including her 2003 signature song, “Bring Me to Life”, which peaked at number 5.
Stream sanctuary And check out Evanescence ANZ dates Below
Evanescence 2027 tour of Australia and New Zealand: :
5 March – RAC Arena, Perth
7 March – AEC Arena, Adelaide
9 March – Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
12 March – Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney
16 March – Brisbane Entertainment Center
20 March – Spark Arena, Auckland
For complete tour and ticket information visit livenation.com.au And livenation.co.nz And evanescent.com.
