Alternative/Rock
Evanescence Announce Major European and UK Headline Tour for 2026
Evanescence return with a huge 2026 world tour, featuring UK and European arena dates and special guest support.
Evanescence have announced their return with a major world tour planned for 2026, taking in North America before heading across the UK and Europe later in the year. The run marks the band’s first full UK and European tour since 2022, and follows a hugely creative and high-profile period for the group.
The UK and European leg will feature Poppy as special guest on all dates, with Nova Twins opening on European shows outside the UK. UK dates will also see K-Flay, who appears on Evanescence’s latest single “Fight Like A Girl”, joining the tour as an additional opener.
Speaking on the announcement, frontwoman Amy Lee said:
“This year has been so inspiring in so many ways, creating so much new music, playing some bucket-list shows and working with so many artists that give us life. We are taking all of that fire and energy and inspiration and building it into an epic 2026 for our fans. Collaborating with K. Flay, Poppy, and Courtney LaPlante made me want to create a world where we could share stages together, and I’m thrilled we are going to make it happen! I can’t wait to share what we’ve been working on, and I can’t wait for this incredible tour.”
The tour follows a celebrated run of live performances, including Evanescence’s headline slot at Download Festival 2023, celebrating the 20th anniversary of Fallen, and their 2022 ‘Worlds Collide’ Tour.
Throughout 2025, Evanescence have focused on writing new music alongside select festival appearances and high-profile dates with My Chemical Romance, Halsey, and Metallica. The year also saw Amy Lee contribute music to multiple film and TV projects, including ‘Afterlife’ for Netflix’s ‘Devil May Cry’, which recently won Best Video at the Hollywood Music In Media Awards, as well as ‘Hand That Feeds’ (with Halsey) and “Fight Like A Girl (feat. K-Flay)” for the John Wick film ‘Ballerina’. Lee also collaborated with Poppy and Spiritbox’s Courtney LaPlante on “End Of You”.
Tour Dates:
09/08 – LEEDS – First Direct Bank Arena *
09/10 – MANCHESTER – Co-op Live *
09/11 – BIRMINGHAM – Utilita Arena *
09/13 – LONDON – The O2 *
09/16 – BRUSSELS – Forest National ^
09/17 – PARIS – Accor Arena ^
09/19 – FRANKFURT – Festhalle ^
09/20 – DORTMUND – Westfalenhallen Dortmund ^
09/22 – AMSTERDAM – Ziggo Dome ^
09/23 – HAMBURG – Barclays Arena ^
09/25 – BERLIN – Velodrom ^
09/26 – MUNICH – Olympiahalle ^
09/28 – BOLOGNA – Unipol Arena ^
09/29 – ZURICH – Hallenstadion Zurich ^
10/01 – BARCELONA – Palau Olímpic Badalona
10/02 – MADRID – Palacio Vistalegre ^
10/04 – LISBON – MEO Arena ^
* Support from Poppy, with K-Flay
^ Support from Poppy, with Nova Twins
Full tour details and ticket information are available now via here.
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