EVANESCENCE’s AMY LEE Is ‘So Grateful’ To Still Be Able To Make Music 20 Years After ‘Fallen”s Release

In a new interview with Australia’s “Today”, EVANESCENCE frontwoman Amy Lee was asked how it feels to see the band’s debut album, 2003’s “Fallen”, still resonating with so many people around the world and being discovered by new generations of fans. She responded (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): “Oh, great. This is a big year. It’s an anniversary year, so 20 years since ‘Fallen’ this year. So there has been more focus on it again in a cool way. We’ve been through so much together. I think the biggest thing that I feel about all of that is really about the journey for us, for me and through the band, but also with our fans. We’ve all lived a lot of life in that time and it makes the songs more meaningful. It’s not really just about like the initial meaning so much anymore. It’s become something just so much bigger, because we’ve had so much time together. And new fans? You always want new fans. Come on.”

Lee also talked about the music video for “Fallen”‘s first single, “Bring Me To Life”, recently surpassing a billion views on YouTube. She said: “It’s awesome. I mean, it’s crazy. There’s a lot of milestones that have been happening lately with the first record. I never thought back then — I couldn’t have imagined how far we’ve come and that we’re here now still making music we love and earning new fans. Man, 20 years — it’s a beautiful thing. I’m so grateful.”