Biography

Amy lee is a singer, pianist & songwriter, best known as the co-founder of the two-time GRAMMY® Award-winning rock band, Evanescence. Having recorded 5 studio albums with the band & touring the globe many times over, Amy has made an impact on people around the world. The 2003 debut album, Fallen, spent 43 weeks in the Billboard Top 10 & has sold more than 17 million copies worldwide, 10 million copies in the US alone, crowning it Diamond. In March of 2021, Evanescence released their fifth studio album, The Bitter Truth, featuring the songs "Wasted On You" & "Use My Voice," both of which were nominated for MTV Video Awards, as well as "Better Without You," a Top-10 charting song at US Rock Radio, having spent an incredible 27 weeks on the chart. Lee’s solo work varies stylistically, from emotional end title themes, experimental film scores, a variety of collaborations & an album of children’s music, to her unique reimaginings of songs in her growing library of eclectic covers. Some stand-out moments include her original composition, “Speak To Me,” the title song for the film “Voice From The Stone,” directed by Eric D. Howell, “Aftermath,” an album of music written for the film “War Story,” directed by Mark Jackson, the 2015 children’s album “Dream Too Much,” fan favorite covers EP “Recover,” & some stellar collaborations with artists including Bring Me The Horizon, Lindsey Stirling, Body Count, Halestorm, & Dave Stewart of the Eurhythmics.