Evanescence said they’re finally getting ready to drop a new album in 2020, and the band’s singer Amy Lee recently discussed their plans for this record and announced they’re going back to the studio at the beginning of next year.
Summa Inferno recently caught up with Lee, who shared exciting news about their upcoming record, and said we won’t have to wait for long for their new music.
“We’ve been just getting together for a little – we call it band camp – little writing camps for a few days and we just work on new music. We’ve got some really cool songs going right now… We’re going in the studio sometime in the beginning of next year to start some of it,” she said.
The singer also discussed their plans for the future in Reddit AMA session last month and promised their new album will have a “dark and heavy” vibe. Amy Lee also said this record will have a similar sound as their 2006 album The Open Door, which gave us hit songs “Call Me When You’re Sober” and “Lithium”.
