TL;DR
- Evanescence has announced a 2026 world tour, their first full headline run in four years.
- The tour begins June 11, 2026 in West Palm Beach, Florida, and carries through to late October 2026, with global dates including the UK and Europe.
- Supporting acts include Spiritbox, Poppy, Nova Twins and K.Flay, depending on region and date.
- The tour is expected to coincide with new music — the band previously confirmed a new album is likely in early 2026.
What’s the 2026 World Tour — dates, route & openers
Evanescence’s 2026 world tour represents a major return: after a few years of sporadic activity, the band is back on the road with a full global headlining run. According to the official announcement, the journey kicks off:
- June 11, 2026 — West Palm Beach, Florida (U.S.).
- The tour then covers a broad North American summer stretch through June and July, before heading overseas: UK dates in September, followed by a European leg through October.
- The closing date is slated for October 26, 2026, at Colorado’s famed Red Rocks Amphitheatre — a fitting finale for an expansive run.
Support acts vary by region:
- North America: Spiritbox + Nova Twins
- UK & Europe: Poppy, Nova Twins, and K.Flay join across various dates.
The tour promises to bring fans both Evanescence classics and what may be new material — especially as band leader Amy Lee has hinted at a 2026 album release.
Why this tour matters — for fans, rock & the band
A major return for a defining band
Evanescence was one of the early 2000s bands who defined a generation of rock — with hits like “Bring Me to Life,” “My Immortal” and their goth-tinged, orchestral rock style. This tour marks their first full global headline run in four years, giving longtime fans (and new ones) a chance to experience the band live again.
Global scope + curated lineups
With dates across the U.S., UK, and Europe — and big-name openers from cutting-edge rock and alt-metal artists like Spiritbox, Nova Twins, Poppy, and K.Flay — the tour blends nostalgia and modern edge. It positions Evanescence not just as legacy rockers but as relevant players in today’s heavier, genre-blending rock landscape.
New music AND fan favorites
Given the band’s hint of a 2026 album, this world tour could double as a launchpad for fresh material — potentially delivering both new songs and beloved classics in one concert set.
Tour scale & production value
Expect arena-level lighting, orchestral instrumentation, sweeping visuals, and a full production — a showcase worthy of the band’s cinematic rock sound.
