By Stig Editor 
AMY LEE TEASES NEXT EVANESCENCE ALBUM: ‘Probably’ Dropping in Early 2026
After years of anticipation, rock icon Amy Lee has finally given fans a hopeful update: the next Evanescence studio album is “probably” coming in early 2026.
In a recent interview, Lee hinted that the band is steadily working on new material, and while she didn’t give an exact release date, her comments suggest the wheels are in motion for a return to the studio spotlight. “We’ve been experimenting with ideas and there’s definitely something powerful building,” Lee shared. “If everything lines up, I’d say early 2026 is when it’ll all come together.”
This will mark the band’s first full-length studio album since The Bitter Truth (2021), which was hailed as a triumphant comeback blending Evanescence’s signature symphonic rock with raw, modern emotion. Since then, Lee and the band have stayed active with touring, collaborations, and side projects but fans have long been waiting for a fresh body of work.
What can we expect from the new era? While details remain under wraps, Lee says the creative direction is rooted in personal growth and resilience. “Life has been intense globally and personally. All of that energy is going into the music,” she explained. “It’s going to be honest, heavy, and hopefully healing.”
The band’s legacy fueled by timeless hits like “Bring Me to Life,” “My Immortal,” and “Going Under” has only grown stronger with time, and this next chapter promises to be no different.
Until then, fans can rest assured: Evanescence’s haunting beauty and powerful storytelling aren’t going anywhere. If anything, they’re just getting started again.